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farmers' market
(redirected from Sunday market)

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farm·ers' market (färmrz)
n.
A public market at which farmers and often other vendors sell produce directly to consumers. Also called greenmarket.
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The council is now in talks with operator Geraud Markets to look at the possibility of opening a Sunday market in the city as well as increasing the number of trading days currently available to stall holders.
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