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Why did you come to the Holiday Farmers’ Market and/or what did you buy?
Asked at Holidome, 200 McDonald Dr. on December 10, 2011
“We usually go to the Farmers Market and saw this was like it but a bit different; we thought we’d check it out.”
“We got cinnamon rolls, a poinsettia — all kinds of stuff.”
“And a dog bone.”
“Looking for stocking-stuffers. We try to support it every year — buy local, of course.”
“I come mainly for the food — it’s so fresh.”
“We got humus and cookies. And homemade dog treats.”
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Comments
jackpot 6 years, 6 months ago
Didn't go
Loki 6 years, 6 months ago
I didn't go. If you would prep us for these we could go. Or at least pretend and spend 30 seconds on the website seeing what they have to develop a clever answer. Do they really sale dog bones? Like animal remains dog bones or treats? Kind of disturbing that you have a fair with animal remains for sale, but hey the further away from the city you go....
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