Photos: Dane County Farmers Market returns to Capitol Square
After more than a year, the market, founded in 1972, returned Saturday to Madison's downtown after spending 2020 and April, May and much of June of this year at Alliant Energy Center
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Cindy Gaffney of Renaissance Farm in Spring Green prepares signage for tins of cinnamon rolls during the opening hour of Saturday's Dane County Farmers' Market.
Dane County Farmers' Market
Kalvin Yang of Yang's Produce in Brooklyn talks with a customer Saturday at his booth filled with rhubarb along Carroll Street at the Dane County Farmers' Market.
Dane County Farmers Market
Goose eggs are among Hickory Hill Farm's offerings at the Dane County Farmers' Market.
Dane County Farmers Market
Gretchen Kruse of Hickory Hill Farm in Loganville works her stand at the Dane County Farmers Market on Saturday.
Dane County Farmers Market
Amos Mayberry of Snug Haven Farm near Paoli had a pile of carrots to sell Saturday at the Dane County Farmers Market.
Dane County Farmers Market
Stu Woller of Gentle Breeze Honey in Mount Horeb arranges jars of honey Saturday. His grandfather founded the business and has been a part of the market for decades.
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Ned Palm was stocked with freshly picked mushrooms from his farm in rural Jefferson County.
Dane County Farmers Market
Bill Lewiston of Lewiston Perennial Farm in Portage had a large assortment of freshly cut flowers Saturday at the Dane County Farmers Market.
Dane County Farmers' Market
The crowds grew quickly at Saturday's Dane County Farmers' Market on Capitol Square. The market had been held since April 2020 at the Alliant Energy Center.
Dane County Farmers' Market
Kristine and John Schoen, of Oregon, give daughter Liza, 1, her first experience at the Dane County Farmers' Market on Saturday. It included tasting freshly picked strawberries as they took a break on the lawn of the state Capitol. An estimated 20,000 people attended the first Saturday market in the city's Downtown this year.
The GOP plan essentially directs the Historical Society to find a location other than the block that now holds the state's General Executive Facility building, or GEF 1, DOA officials said.
Paddle & Portage and the Dane County Farmers Market returned to the isthmus and Capitol Square on Saturday for the first time since 2019.
