With summer in full swing, the harvest months are providing great foods and farm fresh products. And that, of course, means if there is a farmers market near your home, like this one, its time to check it out.

The Morgantown Farmers Market, located in the city of the same name, was created in 2002 by a group of individuals who wanted to see a market that catered to local vendors and growers.

Facebook/Morgantown Farmers Market They created an advisory board to turn their dream into a reality, and a farmers market was born!

When it first opened, there were only a few vendors at the Market. Today, there are more than 40.

Facebook/Morgantown Farmers Market

The market features a variety of goods, including vegetables, fruits, meats, eggs, breads, and herbs.

Facebook/Morgantown Farmers Market They even sell different varieties of plants and flowers.

The market also sells prepared products, such as jams, jellies, syrups, and sauces.

Facebook/Morgantown Farmers Market All these products are sold by local growers and vendors a within a 50-mile radius of Morgantown.

If you are looking for farm fresh foods, then the Morgantown Farmers Market probably has exactly what you are looking for, and maybe a few things that you didn’t expect to find.

Facebook/Morgantown Farmers Market The market is located at 415 Spruce St. in Morgantown.

To learn more about the market, check out their website here, and their Facebook page here. Have you ever been to the Morgantown farmers market? feel free to comment below and tell us about your visit.

Facebook/Morgantown Farmers Market

They created an advisory board to turn their dream into a reality, and a farmers market was born!

They even sell different varieties of plants and flowers.

All these products are sold by local growers and vendors a within a 50-mile radius of Morgantown.

The market is located at 415 Spruce St. in Morgantown.

Are you interested in finding other markets to visit this summer? Check out this epic farmers market everyone must visit at least once.

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