The Gateway Farmer's Market in Texarkana, Arkansas will be open this Thursday and Saturday from 7 am until noon offering the best fresh locally grown vegetables, fresh baked goods handmade crafts, and much more. 

The Gateway Farmers Market is located at 602 East Jefferson Street, in  Texarkana, Arkansas. They feature watermelon and cantaloupe, okra, squash, pumpkins, possibly peas, Asian veggies, flowers. and muscadines. The Farmer's Market motto is:

"If we did not raise it, we will not sell it".

There are also baked goods available like fruit-filled cupcakes, fruit-filled cinnamon rolls, Fresh Homemade bread. Fried Pies, Fresh Apple Cakes, Cookies, and much more
Grass-Fed Pork, Beef, Lamb, Sausage, Eggs, Jellies, Local Honey, Fall Crafts. All of the products are from a 75-mile radius of Texarkana.

The Miller County Red Dirt Master Gardeners come by from time to time to demonstrate their keyhole garden. All food is local and all farms are inspected to make sure you receive the highest quality products. The Texarkana Gateway Farmer's Market's season usually runs through October.

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