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FARMERS MARKET: Bowdon, North Dakota

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Bowdon Farmers' Market

Wednesdays: 4-8pm

Bowdon School Gym

Sundays: 2-6pm

Junction: Hwys 52 & 200

September 9th Features North Dakota Author William Jackson

From Carrington, it's a nice, scenic drive to Bowdon... and especially pleasant when you know the special treats that await you at the end of the drive.

If you love homemade breads, all kinds of yummy pastries (including apple pies), jams and jellies, enticing cakes and cookies, Bowdon is the place to go on Wednesday nights and Sunday afternoons.

In addition to the large variety of homemade delights, you will find all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables: homegrown tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, peppers, potatoes, onions, fresh dill, carrots, corn and more.

Also, while you're shopping you can enjoy melodies played by local musicians....

...and, if you get hungry you can treat yourself to some locally grown raspberries with ice cream and/or other goodies. The ladies serving in the cafeteria will tell you that the proceeds go toward producing a Bowdon newspaper four times a year.

You will be impressed with the quality of the homemade products and homegrown fruits and vegetables at the Bowdon market. And, you will be impressed with the farmers, homemakers, other vendors, and the community leaders who have organized this weekly event.

Take a look at some other photos taken at Wednesday's market. If you click on a photo, you can see a larger version of the picture.

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