Indoor farmer’s market eyed for Gasoline Alley
Red Deer County is helping with the launch of a new indoor farmer’s market.
County officials say the move aligns with their strategic priorities after hearing from residents and businesses that an indoor market would be beneficial to Central Alberta.
The county is inviting local producers and artisans to an open house next week to set up their shops.
A new building that will be constructed by a private contractor is proposed for Lantern Street and Leva Avenue and will be just under 24,000 square feet, featuring six kitchens for more opportunities for local vendors and eateries to join.