The Pacific Coast Farmers’ Market Association works with California farmers and small businesses to unite communities across the San Francisco Bay Area. These weekly markets bring the community live music along with fresh fruits, vegetables, baked goods, specialty foods, and much more. Supporting over 275 California farmers and about 300 food artisans, the association provides opportunities for these vendors to build their name and establish lasting connections with customers.
Farmers markets spark opportunity for small vendors
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Isabella Rice, Staff Writer
Isabella Rice (class of 2025) is a Junior at Carlmont High School and a second-year writer for Scot Scoop. Within the journalism program, she focuses on athletics and is often found taking photos at sports games or writing match reports. Outside of school, she can be found playing soccer for her club team or for Carlmont's Varsity soccer and lacrosse teams.