Sunshine, fresh eats and flowers attract huge crowd for Downtown Lawrence Farmers Market's season opener
There's nothing like a farmers market to get people out of bed early on a weekend, and that's especially true of the first market of the season. On Saturday, hundreds of people, many with strollers and dogs in tow, swarmed the Downtown Lawrence Farmers Market on its opening day, beginning less ...
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Sunshine, fresh eats and flowers attract huge crowd for Downtown Lawrence Farmers Market’s season opener
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