Roswell Farmers and Artisans Market

Mostly prepared foods, and breads, desserts, jams and jellies, herbs, soaps, tea, and one pork, one fish, one artisan cheese vendor, etc. Fresh produce (fruits and veggies) accounted for only 10 to 15% of the vendors. Only one peach vendor, and he was not organic-​no other fruit vendor, so that was disappointing.

Today, the middle of May was opening day for this season and it was the first time I got to the Roswell Farmers Market.
I was honestly expecting one about the same, maybe a little less variety than Alpharetta as I actually heard those words, back when they were at Riverside Park on the Chattahoochee. At first I was greatly surprised as they had at least twice as many vendors and more of the variety I was specifically looking for! But after thinking about it, I was in a hurry and I think the set up just fooled me and they probably have about the same number of vendors.
They had the vendors who make very unique natural soap, special blends of tea, flower arrangements, Organic eggs and even Natural (or non cage or whatever they call it) chicken and pork and of course the veggies, herbs, honey and jelly and I am quite sure I am missing many of them. I was in a hurry today so I know I had to pass some by.
They also had artists playing their guitars and microphones doing their thang and I was surprised how good they sounded. I do not know if they are there weekly or it was just for opening day.
Like most others, they only have theirs on Saturday morning (s), late spring to fall. It takes place in the parking lot of the Roswell City Hall and they have plenty of parking for everyone else. Check the website for info.
I look forward to getting back here next Saturday!