Live music, free cider tastings, crafts, art, vegetables, pastries and more lined the street and the Port Townsend Community Center as farmers and artists came from across the county to sell their wares to a crowd of shoppers at the market’s season closing Dec. 15.
“This is a really important market for vendors to have a little push of income before the off-season,” said Amanda Milholland, director of the Jefferson County Farmers Market. “It’s also a nice market for the community because there is much more variety.”
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