It may be a particularly humid season in Charm City, but the summertime is always the right time for the Pikesville Farmers Market.
Don’t miss it.
Now in its 24th season, the market is held every Tuesday from 2 to 6 p.m. in the front parking lot of Pomona Square Shopping Center, at 1700 Reisterstown Road.
Among the vendors at the market this year — which runs through Nov. 25 — are Kona Ice, Tovavi Falafel, McCleaf’s Orchard, Hillside Meadow Farm, Twin Valley Distillers, Classique Jewelry, Boordy Vineyards, I Love Munchies homemade popcorn and nut mixes, Europe Restaurant Pit-Beef, and The Living Room
The market only accepts vendors offering products that are homemade or home-grown. Preference is given to Maryland artisans, farmers and bakers. Food vendors must have the proper permits from Baltimore County.
The Pikesville Farmers Market is presented by the Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce.
For information, visit greaterbaltimorechamber.org/farmers-market/.
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