Busy day for Arts Center

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What a busy day at the Arts Center of Cannon County on Saturday, a great selection of local artist showcasing their skills and talents during the first day of the festival. And of course the Cannon County Farmers Market Producers had a great selection as well. The season's first "mess" of turnip greens made their appearance at the Market. Couldn't resist taking a "good helping" down to my parents in Lynchburg. Mom had the greens washed and in the skillet just a few minutes after I walked in the door. 

For those looking for locally grown farm fresh vegetables, drop by the Cannon County Farmers Market this Saturday, September 21st  for a great selection of fruits, vegetables and baked good including; butternut, cucumbers, eggplant, fresh herbs, peppers (Anaheim, bell, banana, Poblano, cayenne, jalapeno, sweet banana), okra, potatoes (Irish new potatoes), sweet potatoes, squash (zucchini and yellow), sweet corn, tomatoes (red, yellow and green), turnip greens, assortment of squash. Irene Hollis and Lindsey Parsley have a great selection of homemade fried pies and assortment of jams, jellies and baked goods. Another Vendor joined the Market on Saturday with a great selection of baby pumpkins, jack o lanterns and corn shocks. 

The Cannon County Farmers Market is located at the Arts Center of Cannon County every Saturday beginning at 6:00 A.M. Most Saturdays the market is open until noon or until the farm fresh fruits and vegetables have been sold. Best way to get the best selection is to come early! Local businesses supporting the Cannon County Farmer's Market, includes; Osborn's Piggy Wiggly, Save a Lot, Chilango's and the Blue Porch. We appreciate their support for utilizing locally grown, farm fresh items. 

The Cannon County Farmers Market specializes in bringing farm fresh, vine ripen fruits and vegetables from the farm to your dinner table. Feel free to 

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