Outside outing for family. Fresh fruits and vegetables. Ethnic foods cultural crafts sold. Homemade no preservatives in many of the foods and items sold.

The salad dressings, sauces, dips, jams, preserves, pickled foods, Chow Chow all locally made. From and older mature couple and Family that usually set up on the side nearest the old Cotton patch resteraunt or the opposite side adjacent from Mi Ranchos resteraunt that is also in the markets path.

Other vendors are down toward and nearest the river. Large cups of fresh squeezed lemonade from $3 to $5 depending which vendor you chose.

There's many cultural food vendors. Fried fish, old time wash bucket fresh pork skins from Mathew, snaps jewelry, you name it. The big snow cone truck, versus the other truck that has tropical icey drinks or the creamed Italian water ice vendor that comes in from northern places. Still love those water ice choices. It's like eating ice cream without milk. The couple that does those aren't always there..

If it's hot out bring an umbrella to shade you because the fountain hasn't been on in a year or two maybe three. It used to keep the market cooler on hot scorching Georgia days.

It opens about eight a.m. and closes promptly at 2pm. All electricity is shut off at 2pm sharp. So, be sure to order and get any food before or by 130pm.

It has a number of vendors to interest you. It is usually open from March till right at or before December. It may end right about mid November after the Thanksgiving holiday. Not exactly sure about the exact end date.

Each time brings a different experience to enjoy.