Farmers' Market Is Blooming in New Location
Krishana Collins of Tea Lane Farm hands off another of her popular bouquets.
Krishana Collins of Tea Lane Farm hands off another of her popular bouquets.
North Tabor Farm's Rebecca Miller and daughters, Ruby and Sadie.
North Tabor Farm's Rebecca Miller and daughters, Ruby and Sadie.
Morning Glory Farm's table overflows with fresh produce.
Morning Glory Farm's table overflows with fresh produce.
Pam Glavin's pesto has been a farmers' market feature for years.
Pam Glavin's pesto has been a farmers' market feature for years.
Adrienne Christy and father Todd keep the mugs filled with Chilmark Coffee.
Adrienne Christy and father Todd keep the mugs filled with Chilmark Coffee.
Browsing the July flowers.
Browsing the July flowers.
Lydia Fischer of the Garden Farm filled her table with Island-grown produce.
Lydia Fischer of the Garden Farm filled her table with Island-grown produce.
Heidi Feldman offers her own harvested sea salt.
Heidi Feldman offers her own harvested sea salt.
Crowds fill the fairgrounds at the Ag Hall on Saturday.
Crowds fill the fairgrounds at the Ag Hall on Saturday.
Emily Fischer specializes in goat's milk soap products at Flat Point Farm.
Emily Fischer specializes in goat's milk soap products at Flat Point Farm.
Greg Martino offers oysters and more through Cottage City Oysters.
Greg Martino offers oysters and more through Cottage City Oysters.
Debby Ware sells Island-grown yarn with Island Cormo.
Debby Ware sells Island-grown yarn with Island Cormo.
Another happy customer at the farmers' market.
Another happy customer at the farmers' market.
Buckets of flowers, towers of salad greens and oysters for breakfast on a perfect July morning can only mean one thing — the West Tisbury Farmers’ Market is back in a new location and business is bigger than ever.