Monday, February 4, 2019

New Farmers’ Market Coming to Cross Street in Federal Hill

The Cross Street Market and Federal Hill Main Street are partnering this year on the Cross Street Farmers’ Market. The farmers’ market will take place Saturday mornings on the north side of the unit block of E. Cross St. between Patapsco St. and Marshall St. adjacent to Cross Street Market.

The Cross Street Farmers’ Market will take place from April to October every Saturday morning, likely from 8am to 12pm. An opening date has not yet been announced.

Andy Weaver of CANAdev, the leasing team for Cross Street Market, said in an email that the farmers’ market is “focused on improving Main Street walkability, enhancing local food access, and supporting the economic development of small businesses.”

“We are prioritizing and giving preference to farmers, emphasizing locally grown fresh produce, herbs, honey, and flowers, with a small amount of makers,” said Weaver. She added, “this farmers’ market is intended to complement and enhance the offerings of our tenants.”

Weaver said she has heard from nearly three dozen vendors so far, but there are still slots to fill. The deadline to apply is March 1st. Applicants can email info@CrossStMarket.com.

Cross Street Market has been closed since January as Caves Valley Partners (CVP) is completing an $8-million renovation of the Baltimore City-owned, 31,800 sq. ft. market. Cross Street Market is a block long from Light St. to S. Charles St. on the unit block of E. Cross St.

Cross Street Market is expected to reopen in March. To date, 12 vendors have been announced with more announcements anticipated. The market will eventually have 24 vendors, including a 5,000 sq. ft. seafood concept on the S. Charles St. side of the market. This portion of the market will reopen in a second phase.

Read SouthBMore.com’s articles detailing the different aspects of the Cross Street Market redevelopment here.



via https://www.southbmore.com/2019/02/04/new-farmers-market-coming-to-cross-street-in-federal-hill/

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