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Meet the Makers
The farmers, artisans, and markets making American communities shine. Real people, real places, real stories.
★ Vendor📍 Quitman, GA
Blackwater Pastures
Three generations of South Georgia cattle, raised the way the land asks for it.
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★ Market📍 St. Louis, MO
Soulard Farmers Market
The oldest farmers market west of the Mississippi. Still open every Saturday since 1779.
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★ Market📍 Kirkwood, MO
Kirkwood Farmers Market
Founded in 1976 as a bicentennial project. Celebrating 50 years in Downtown Kirkwood.
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★ Market📍 Detroit, MI
Eastern Market
43 acres. 40,000 people every Saturday. Detroit beating heart since 1891.
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★ Market📍 Sanibel Island, FL
Sanibel Island Farmers Market
Sunday mornings on the island. The market that came back after the storm.
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★ Market📍 Portland, OR
Portland Saturday Market
Built by two women artists with a small grant in 1974. Still handmade, always.
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★ Market📍 Columbia, MO
Columbia Farmers Market
Named the #1 Farmers Market in the nation. 92 producers, one roof, since 1980.
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★ Market📍 St. Louis, MO
Tower Grove Farmers Market
From 13 vendors in 2006 to the largest farmers market in the St. Louis metro.
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★ Market📍 Las Cruces, NM
Farmers & Crafts Market of Las Cruces
Founded 1971. Named #1 large farmers market in the nation. Seven blocks of chile, craft, and community.
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★ Vendor📍 Portland, OR
Jorinji Miso
Earnest and Yuri — thirty years of handcrafted miso in Portland. Loss, love, and fermentation.
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★ Vendor📍 Georgetown, KY
Elmwood Stock Farm
Six generations in Kentucky. Certified organic since 2000. The land remembers everything.
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★ Vendor📍 Hillsboro, OR
Helvetia Creamery
A Swiss immigrant legacy. Six generations on an Oregon Century Farm.
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★ Vendor📍 Houston, TX
Plant It Forward Farms
Refugee farmers bringing deep agricultural knowledge to Houston tables.
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