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Kids Day at the Shoreline Farmers Market Saturday July 26, 2025

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Shoreline Farmers Market hosts Kids Day on July 26, 2025, from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. , offering a range of free activities for children.

Attendees can build birdhouses with @ironsbc and watch a live observation beehive from @rainydaybees. The event also features the Power of Produce Kids Club, where children can learn about local farming and food cultures through storytelling with @readerstoeaters. Additional activities include free face painting by @facepaintery and live music from artists @erickosarot and @crisjoy. music. This initiative is designed to engage young minds and promote awareness of agriculture.

The market emphasizes community involvement and education about food sources. Families are encouraged to participate in this fun-filled day. Local businesses and organizations support the event to foster connections between children and their food systems.

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