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The Farm Woman's COOP, created in 1932, has become an institution for people not only in the Bethesda area, but in neighborhing communities. From time to time it is written up in periodicals all over the world.
It features stalls that sell produce, meats, cheese, baked goods, flowers, herbs, handcrafts, as well as quilts, oriental rugs, rockers, knick knacks, and items from around the world.
It is open year round.
Times of Opening:
Wednesday and Saturday from 7:00am to 3:00pm.
All year area artists and venders display items for sale.
Written Jul 24, 2006
Address: 7155 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda
Phone: (301) 652-2291
Website: http://pages.montgomerycountymd.com/events/montgomery_market.htm
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