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Redwood City Farmers Market Returns For Another Season
The Peninsula's oldest and largest farmers' market returned to Redwood City on Saturday with extended hours.
REDWOOD CITY, CA — The Kiwanis Farmers Market returned over the weekend to kick off another season in Redwood City, running an extra hour on Saturdays and adding a few new vendors this year.
Opening Day was April 15, and San Mateo County neighbors can find the market at the corner of Arguello and Bradford streets each Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
New vendors include Street Stix, specializing in Filipino street food, Jaden's Kettle Corn, and Crepes Divine. Agricultural and food vendors interested in participating can still join the fun — just send an e-mail over to the organizers.
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Returning farmers and vendors include the Achadinha Cheese Company, Avila Farms, Bunbao Inc., and the California Bakeshop.
Drivers can find free parking at the Caltrain lot next to the market.
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Learn more about visiting the Redwood City Kiwanis Farmers Market on its website.
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