We have one in Nazareth at the circle. It's nice but very small. The one in Easton is gigantic, by far the biggest I ever saw. It had the atmosphere of a festival
It included a group of thespians performing A Midsummer's Night Dream, with an enthusiastic audience surrounding the stage.
I think this weekly market attracts a lot of people from out of town. I was there about 30 minutes, but recognized no one.
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So glad you finally got to the Easton Farmers’ Market. It was established in 1752, so even as a 3 year old then, your parents could have taken you!
ReplyDeleteLol, I was at the farmers' market when it was at the circle a few times. I had no idea it had grown so large. But as it happens, I usually avoid farmers markets because there are too many treats. "Do not pursue the taste of good food." - Miyamoto Musashi
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