Boise Farmers Market Walk-thru Market Opened To Crowds

BOISE, ID — The Boise Farmers Market opened to in-person, walk-thru traffic on Saturday before large crowds and patrons eager to get out of the house.

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Prior to Saturday, consumers wanting fresh vegetables and homemade goodies were required to order online. Pickup of the orders was then completed on Saturday using vehicle pick up. Saturday was the first opportunity to walk around the market in person.

The drive-thru option is still available. Pickup times will be shortened by 30 minutes with times now being between 8:30-10:30 a.m.

The coordinators of the market encourage those attending to leave dogs at home. Due to health regulations, canines are not allowed at the market.

While attending the market, Boise Patch was surprised to see cherries already out and ready for hungry patrons. The cherries are an early variety called Early Burlat.

As usual, going to the market hungry is not a problem as a number of vendors were available with fresh food to eat on site.

Due to the Memorial Day weekend, many vendors were selling fresh cut flowers.

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