Farmers' Market, Griffy Lake Boathouse Open April 5 for the 2025 Season

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The Griffy Lake Boathouse will open its doors on April 5, 2025, initiating the much-anticipated farmers' market season. This event serves as a vital link between local farmers and the Bloomington community, showcasing fresh produce and artisanal goods every Saturday. Located at 401 N Morton St, the market is set against the scenic backdrop of Griffy Lake, enhancing its appeal to both locals and tourists. The farmers' market not only supports local agriculture but also fosters community spirit and engagement, making it a beloved tradition in the area. Visitors can enjoy a variety of food and drink options while exploring unique offerings from local vendors.

The initiative underscores Bloomington's commitment to sustainability and healthy living. As the opening day approaches, excitement builds for what promises to be a vibrant season. With the farmers' market's return, residents can look forward to a lively atmosphere filled with fresh flavors and community connections.

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