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Anglin Outdoors owner Adam Anglin started his business by weaving rosaries and prayer beads seven years ago. Now, he sells duck, hog and turkey hunting gear, bracelets and horse tack. He was the farmers market guest vendor Friday. (Hunter Cloud | The Daily Leader)

These bracelets are $1 and are sold to benefit the Joseph M. Stills Burn Center.

Dan McKenzie and Lori McKenzie sell canned goods at the Brookhaven Farmers Market in their spare time.

It takes seven cups of sugar to make seven jars of product.

It takes three days to make Lori's Cinnamon Pickles. She said she started selling canned goods a year ago and is now in her second year.

BROOKHAVEN — Rona Barrett sang “Seven Bridges Road” by the Eagles at the Brookhaven Farmers Market Friday as the guest musician. People gathered beneath the trees as she performed, and along the sides were vendors under tents as rain threatened. 

Hunting gear and canned goods can be found at the back furthest from the stage along with other vendors lining the edges of the park area. There is still an hour left to get out and shop.

Join the Brookhaven Farmers Market each week on Tuesdays and Fridays to enjoy local music and vendors. Tuesday Markets are held from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Amtrak Train Depot at 440 North Railroad Avenue with AC and shelter from the elements. Friday Markets are held in the Park across from Jaine’s Bakery on South Whitworth Drive from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. On rainy days, the market moves to the train depot. 

Markets typically last until Early July when farm produce starts to deplete. Cash is recommended for any patrons as some vendors do not take cards. Those who would like to become a vendor can message the Brookhaven Farmers Market Facebook Page. 

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