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Opening day at the 2019 Monona Farmers' Market

Grab your mask and your market basket! The Monona Farmers Market debuts for the 2020 season, from 9 am-noon on Sunday, May 17, at Ahuska Park, 400 E. Broadway in Monona. New social distancing guidelines include, yes, a mandatory mask. No kids, no pets, no food sampling, and no touching of produce or other items for sale. But — looking on the brighter side —  there will be local produce, meat, cheese, eggs, honey, baked goods, salsa, spices, popcorn, soaps and plants. For further guidelines, see the market's website; updates on Facebook.

press release: Great news: Following approval by Public Health Madison and Dane County and the Monona City Council, the Monona Farmers Market opens this Sunday, from 9 a.m. - noon. We can't wait to welcome back our vendors and guests. The market will be a bit different this year, and we appreciate your help in creating a safe experience for everyone. In accordance with public health guidelines, the Market will open with the following safety measures in place:

There will be an entrance and an exit with hand washing stations for vendors and customers.

Face masks are required.

Vendors will be spaced to allow customers to maintain safe distance from each other.

To promote safe distancing, children will not be allowed and only one person per group/family will be admitted.

As always, pets are not allowed.

To maximize safety there will be no picnic tables, no food sampling, or eating at the market.

Only vendors will touch products until sold.

Signs and volunteers will help with new practices.

Learn more at https://mononafarmersmarket.com/

We can’t wait to open the Market and welcome our vendors and guests. We will continue to post updates on Facebook.