Parks Legado hosted their first Farmers Market of the year on Saturday morning at the Parks Legado Town Center. Saturday’s market featured over 100 different vendors that ranged from fresh produce, soaps, baked goods, art, food and hand-made tools. Parks Legado will be hosting three more markets this year on July 10, August 14 and September 11 all starting at 8:00 a.m. and ending at noon.
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Jimmy Bagley, right, purchases a watermelon from Isaac Ramos Saturday morning, June 12, 2021, at the Parks Legado Famers Market. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Shannon Moss inspects a hand-made horn meat hook made by Meachum Sewell Saturday morning at the Parks Legado Farmers Market. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Patrons line up outside of Brantley Creek BBQ & Co. food truck Saturday morning at the Parks Legado Farmers Market. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
John Kelley looks out from his family’s plant shop Natural Ponds and Gardens at passing shoppers Saturday morning at the Parks Legado Farmers Market. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Addison Box, 3, rides on her grandfather Matthew Irwin’s shoulders as they walk through the Parks Legado Farmers Market Saturday morning at the Parks Leagdo Town Center. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Mother and daughter Christy Weakland, left, and Hannah look at potted succulents at the Morgan Farms stall Saturday morning at the Parks Legado Farmers Market. Saturday’s farmers market featured over 100 different vendors that ranged from fresh produce, soaps, baked goods, art, food and hand-made tools. Parks Legado will be hosting three more markets this year on July 10, August 14 and September 11 all starting at 8:00 a.m. and ending at noon. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Elaine Blount hands a customer their change as she manages her stall Shade Tree Salsa Saturday morning at the Parks Legado Farmers Market. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Brenda Ornelas prepares a pair of snow cones at her stall Frostbite as she takes part in the Parks Legado Farmers Market Saturday morning at the Parks Legado Town Center. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Shoppers mill around the Parks Legado Town Center as they look at vendors set up Saturday morning at the Parks Legado Farmers Market. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
The Ellen Noël Art Museum’s Fay Batch, left hands out activity bags to the Graves family to help promote the museum’s Community Art Days Saturday morning at the Parks Legado Farmers Market. Saturday’s farmers market featured over 100 different vendors that ranged from fresh produce, soaps, baked goods, art, food and hand-made tools. Parks Legado will be hosting three more markets this year on July 10, August 14 and September 11 all starting at 8:00 a.m. and ending at noon. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Sonshine Produce’s Shirley Braden stirs up a new batch of kettle corn Saturday morning at the Parks Legado Farmers Market. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Sonshine Produce’s Shirley Braden pours a new batch of kettle corn into a waiting container Saturday morning at the Parks Legado Farmers Market. Saturday’s farmers market featured over 100 different vendors that ranged from fresh produce, soaps, baked goods, art, food and hand-made tools. Parks Legado will be hosting three more markets this year on July 10, August 14 and September 11 all starting at 8:00 a.m. and ending at noon. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Kaitlyn Crabtree, right, bags up Fredericksburg peaches for a waiting customer Saturday, June 12, 2021, at the Parks Legado Farmers Market. Saturday’s farmers market featured over 100 different vendors that ranged from fresh produce, soaps, baked goods, art, food and hand-made tools. Parks Legado will be hosting three more markets this year on July 10, August 14 and September 11 all starting at 8:00 a.m. and ending at noon. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
