Vendors of farmers, artisan makers and bakers from the Penticton Farmers Market span the entire Cherry Lane mall this weekend for your last minute local shopping. (Monique Tamminga Western News)

Penticton Farmers’ Market back bigger than ever at Cherry Lane mall

Last weekend to shop with 40 artisan makers, bakers and farmers spanning entire mall

Penticton Farmers’ Market is back at Cherry Lane mall bigger than ever this weekend.

Meet 40 of your favorite vendors from 12 to 5 p.m. Dec. 17 and 18 for those locally bought Christmas preseents. The farmers are coming with produce, canning and jellies and are able to accept Nutritional coupons until Dec. 18. There are numerous unique artisans, bakers and makers with tables set up the entire span of the mall.

This is the second year the Farmers’ Market has been at Cherry Lane during December.

Vendors of farmers, artisan makers and bakers from the Penticton Farmers Market span the entire Cherry Lane mall this weekend for your last minute local shopping. (Monique Tamminga Western News)

Vendors of farmers, artisan makers and bakers from the Penticton Farmers Market span the entire Cherry Lane mall this weekend for your last minute local shopping. (Monique Tamminga Western News)

READ MORE: Cats, dogs and even goats stars of first ever Penticton Pet Market

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