Artichoke to Play at Highland Park Farmers' Market

Though the leafy vegetable doesn't reach peak production until springtime, Highland Park's resident indie-rockers will ensure there's plenty of Artichoke on display at Tuesday evening's .

Artichoke will dispense their family friendly style of indie-rock starting at 7 p.m. during the weekly farmers' market.

The group's 2010 album, Bees, features 13 indie-pop tracks about the lives of the persistent pollinators--fitting fare for farmers' market.

Above, you can see their latest video for the track "Melissa." Director David Birdsell, the video depicts a lightning speed journey from Downtown Los Angeles through the subway system and, finally, into the L.A. River.

The Old LA Farmers' Market takes place every Tuesday form 3-8 p.m. at the corner of Ave. 58 and Marmion Way in Highland Park year round. The market offers fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables, prepared hot foods, packaged foods, and a variety of arts and crafts, as well as a children's area. The Metro Gold Line Highland Park station is just next door, making for easy access.