Pikesville Farmers Market Changes Location

The has moved to 110 Sudbrook Rd., in the St. Charles Church Center—at least for this week—according to the Pikesville Chamber of Commerce.

For the past three weeks, the opening of the season, the chamber-sponsored market has been held in the parking lot of .

But now it must move.

While the Boston Market store manager had approved holding the weekly farmers market there, "The district manager did not like it being in their parking lot," said Jessica Normington, the new executive director for the chamber.

Nick Attias, the chamber's farmers market representative, found the new location, she said.

Mike Gemmell, store manager, said he's been on the job at the Pikesville store for about two weeks.

He said the farmers market has been moved for "corporate reasons."

"It's the liability," he said. "And we really don't have the space for it. It took up one-third of the parking lot."

Normington said she is working to get a permanent location for the market, held from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., each Tuesday through October 25.

The market features cut flowers and potted flowers from Radebaugh Greenhouses in Towson, as well as vegetables and other products from McLeafs Orchard in Biglersville, PA, among others.