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Local market returns to Main Street

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8 years ago

November 2, 2018

Photo and video by Mike McCool, Royal Examiner.

The Front Royal/Warren County Chamber of Commerce has welcomed another new business to our community.

The Main Street Market is located at 506 E. Main Street, which is on the corner of Water and Main Street where the former Stokes Mart was located.

Ginny Leser says the Main Street Market will be a neighborhood grocery store specializing in local Virginia-grown produce, as well as meats, jams, and chutney. Soon to come, she says, will be Virginia wines and craft beer. Also located inside are Down Home Comfort Bakery items, a coffee station, and Virginia handcrafted gifts and artwork. Artisans are invited to contact them as well.

On Saturday, the Main Street Market will have local musicians and food items for sales. Ginny invites everyone to come down and have lunch and enjoy the music.

Related Topics:Front Royal-Warren County Chamber of Commerce Ginny Leser Main Street Market

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