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Scenes from the Glendale Farmers' Market

By Katherine Spiers
January 27, 2012
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It's not every county in America that can hold farmers' markets year-round. Here in Los Angeles, even in the coldest depths of 71-degree January, farmers and vendors sell their wares at our multiple-times-per-day outdoor grocery stores. Here are some images from this week's Thursday market in Glendale.

Photo by Iris Schneider

Photo by Iris Schneider
Photo by Iris Schneider
Photo by Iris Schneider
Photo by Iris Schneider
Photo by Iris Schneider
Photo by Iris Schneider
Photo by Iris Schneider
Photo by Iris Schneider
Photo by Iris Schneider
Photo by Iris Schneider

[Photos by Iris Schneider]

Glendale Certified Farmers' Market, every Thursday 9:30am - 1pm. Brand Boulevard, between East Wilson Ave & East Broadway.

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