Mooresville Farmer's Market Opens Saturday With COVID-19 Policies

MOORESVILLE, NC — Mooresville Farmer's Market will open for the season Saturday, June 6 for the 2020 season, and will be implementing protocols to help prevent the spread of coronavirus, according to the town's parks and recreation department.

"The Mooresville Farmers Market took a break for the 2019 season, but it is coming back for the 2020 season and we are excited to grow the market with you," Mooresville Parks & Recreation said in a statement.

The market will look a bit different this year due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

"In order to follow social distancing guidelines, there will be a designated entrance and exit," organizers said. "Please follow signage and staff direction to ensure proper flow of foot traffic. Please do not bring your own bags. Masks are recommended. There will be a hand sanitizing booth on-site and restrooms will be cleaned frequently."

The market is held every Saturday at Liberty Park through Sept. 5, from 8 a.m. until noon. Offerings include fresh produce, meat, flowers, dog treats, dips, jewelry, cloth masks, and more.

"Please be sure to come and shop, and leave without lingering to keep numbers of crowd limited," organizers said.

This season, the market will also be featuring Donut I Love You food truck, which sells coffee and gourmet donuts, on July 11 and during the first four Saturdays in August, organizers said.

Other vendors include:

• Bugs Bees
• Happy Hill Farm
• Keepers Creek Farm
• Kind Market Co.
• McCreery Mud Comp. LLC
• Relax Essentials
• Sophie's Pet Boutique
• Southern Distilling
• Stephens Produce
• Winchell's Flowers

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