Millwood Farmers Market — Attraction in Millwood

Not very impressed. Went straight from the market home, 10 minutes, so did sit in hot car. Don't remember the vendors names so an description is the best I can do. First stop was a vendor that had lots of fruit. We bought peaches, plums, nectarines and apricots. So far only tried the apricots. They were dry and had very little flavor. Also got a bag of peppers, forgot the type but they looked similar to banana peppers yet a tiny but larger. These were prepackaged so I didn't get to pick. They were already wrinkling and had a couple of black spots by the next morning. Next up, different vendor, had the lemon cucumbers I was excited to find, while they weren't rock hard they were firm. By the next morning they were squishy. Won't...

Nice little street fair. Good assortment, with quality, prices, etc.on par with other similar local events albeit on a much smaller scale. The food vendors offerings were superb and ran cleanly and efficiently, and while not cheap, not much is these days. Being that the market convenes weekly, certain weeks will be relatively quiet- great for those wishing to avoid crowds, not so great for the vendors who pay good money for the opportunity to be there. Live folk music and great family atmosphere, worth bringing the kids down at least once...

Intimate and laid back. Giant trees shade the divided avenue, for a family friendly afternoon walk. Great selection of produce, as well as cbd products, bread, eggs, honey, crystals, great food (including a vegan choice), cookies, succulents, etc. Friendly...