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The Raven's Harvest Market - Evening Market
The Raven's Harvest Market moves to Second Saturday Nights from 5PM-8PM
Chloe Peters

Chloe Peters

May 10, 2026

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The Raven's Harvest Market is set to transform into a vibrant evening event, now taking place on the second Saturday of each month from 5 PM to 8 PM.

 

This shift aims to accommodate the community's growing interest in evening markets, offering a unique atmosphere under the stars.

 

Attendees can look forward to an array of offerings from local farmers, including fresh, seasonal produce and farm-fresh eggs.

 

Artisan bakers will present a variety of treats, from fresh breads and sourdough to delectable baked goods.

 

Health and wellness vendors will be on hand, providing products and services to support a balanced lifestyle.

 

Shoppers can also discover handmade finds, adding a personal touch to their purchases.

 

To complement the shopping experience, The Raven's Nook will serve handcrafted coffee and mocktails, perfect for sipping while exploring the market.

 

With over 70 small businesses housed inside Artisan Haven, the market promises a diverse and engaging experience for all visitors.

 

By moving to an evening schedule, The Raven's Harvest Market aims to provide a more accessible and enjoyable experience for the community, fostering connections and supporting local artisans and farmers.

 

Mark your calendars and join the community in celebrating this new chapter for The Raven's Harvest Market.

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