Photo Gallery: Get yourself to the Grafton Farmers Market
Fresh strawberries were in abundance from Foppema’s Farm at the Grafton Farmers Market. 
Red River Farm will bring meat to the market weekly. 
Meat selections from Red River Farm. 
I Am Root features colored water beads, which nourish lucky bamboo plants sold there. 
Brothers Cameron and Tyler run I Am Root, based in Whitnsville. 
A line quickly formed at Bread Guy Breads, at one point wrapping around the corner of the Municipal Center. 
Chuck Brown relaxes in a market tent utterly devoid of bread. The popular Bread Guy Breads sold out their stock in 40 minutes. 
The Twisted Carrot booth featured fresh produce. 
Green onions are bundled for sale at the Twisted Carrot. 
Herb plants and produce, including oddities such as garlic scapes, were featured at Ox Cart Farm. 
The Grafton Farmers Market moved to the Municipal Center this summer. 
The day’s offerings at the Grafton Farmers Market. 
Kinnari Sanghavi creates multimedia decor. 
A Grafton-themed dishcloth is draped over a metal tub at Kinnari Sanghavi’s booth. 
Peg’s Preserves features jams, pickles, and dried herb mixes. 
Peg’s Preserves
Grafton Farmers Market fans had no trouble finding their favorite source of local produce and goods in its new location at the Grafton Municipal Center.
There was just one issue: the bread.
A line formed for Bread Guy Breads the second the market opened, stretching past other vendors and around the corner of the building at one point. Owner Chuck Brown, who admitted he had been up baking since 1 a.m., sold out of his famed cinnamon rolls and sourdough breads in 40 minutes. Since vendors are required to stay until close, he spent the next two hours listening to customers’ tales of just missing out on his weekly online orders.
But there were plenty of other attractions: Red River Farm, which will bring meats to market weekly; Peg’s Preserves, featuring jams, pickles, and herb seasonings; early produce from multiple farms; booths with crafts, soaps, and honey.
The Grafton Farmers Market runs through the summer at the Grafton Municipal Center, 2-6 p.m. each Wednesday.
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