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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Oregon chapter.

Fall has been slowly tiptoeing its way through Eugene this October. One can see it in the changing of the leaves throughout campus, by the sudden need to cozy up with a favorite scarf before braving the crisp outdoors, and by that Starbucks sign sitting on the corner of 13th and Alder, announcing that the ever-so famous pumpkin spice latte is back in action.

 

Of late, I find myself cozying up with friends under a blanket for late night movies, escaping the rainy outdoors. My thoughts often drift to my mom’s homemade apple cider or my dad’s famous chocolate-chip pumpkin bread, both of which appear in the kitchen every year at my childhood home during the fall season. 

                                               

If you are looking to embrace everything these next few fall months has to offer, Eugene’s Farmers Markets are the places to explore. Whether it be finding pumpkin decor for your porch, trying out newly harvested vegetables, or finding the perfect ingredients to recreate those childhood fall goodies, the Farmers Market can provide it all. Here are just a few of the markets within Lane County and what they could offer you this cozy holiday season.

 

1. Lane County Farmers Markets Located on 12th West Broadway, Eugene, the Lane County Farmers Market is one of the largest near campus. From October through November, The Saturday and Tuesday Lane County Markets are available to explore. Local artisans and farmers come from throughout the area to display their abundance of work and produce.

 

2. Fairmount Neighborhood Market Located on the Corner of Agate St and 19th Ave, The Fairmont Neighborhood Market is open Sundays from 10am to 2pm.  On the Fairmont Neighborhood’s online blog, they provide a plethora of holiday recipes that one can use with the local produce purchased at their mart.

 

3.Hideaway Bakery Market The Hideaway Bakery Market is open on Saturdays from 9am to 3pm, located on 3377 E. Amazon Dr. All of their fresh fruits and vegetables are harvested from South Eugene Farm. The Bakery uses the locally grown fruit in their delectable goods, also sold at their weekly mart. 

Hi! My name is Avery Wright and I am a sophomore at the University of Oregon. I am a Journalism and Advertising Major with a special interest in Photography.
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