LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
Prepare your holiday meals with the freshest ingredients ... locally produced vegetables, corn meal, nuts, jams, jellies, and more.
Don’t have time to bake? Serve your guests delicious cakes, pies, and other homemade treats made right here in Laurel County with locally grown fruits and vegetables.
The Farmers Market will be open the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, Nov. 20, from 8 a.m. until noon for one special shopping day. Take advantage of an opportunity to purchase quality ingredients for your holiday cooking while supporting agriculture in our own community.
The market is located at the corner of Main Street and Dixie Street in Downtown London.
For more information, call the Laurel County Extension Office at 864-4167.
Community Events
November 9, 2012
Nov. 20- Special holiday sale at Farmers Market
- Community Events
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- May 18- Cruisin' on Main in downtown London
- May 17- Dance at Moose Lodge, Lily
- May 11- Letter Carrier's 'Stamp Out Hunger' Food Drive
- May 11- Maternity fair at Saint Joseph London
- May 4- Master Gardener Flower Show at London Community Center
- May 13- Locals honored at Lincoln Dinner
- May 31- Run/Walk 5K for E.B. School
- May 23- Baby Fest at The Arena
- May 17-18- Bluegrass and Bluegrass Gospel Festival
- May 11- Low-cost Cat Clinic
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