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In April, the City of Great Bend and Barton County announced the
postponement of the Summer Street Stroll Farmers Market until June because of the coronavirus crisis. That launch
date is still a go as the first farmers market at Jack Kilby Square is scheduled
for June 4. Great Bend Community Coordinator Christina Hayes says
the state’s reopening plan will allow for the markets to get underway.
"The Summer Street Stroll is ran by the city and county," said Hayes. "It is the only sanctioned farmers market in town."
Starting in 2012, the Summer Street Stroll occurs Thursdays throughout the summer
from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Last year, the “Great Bend, Greater than Great” visioning
group created the addition of food trucks joining the farmers market on select
dates. The food trucks will return this summer every third Thursday of the
month."The farmers market at the library (Tuesday and Thursday mornings) is a free for all, but we do want to let people know the market people should not be setting up and selling until June 1," said Hayes.

Summer Street Stroll Farmers Market returns June 4