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Nash County unveils 2026 Farmers Market schedule, including farm‑tour fundraiser

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Summary

Nash County's Farmers Market host announced the 2026 season: a March 28 kickoff concert with free barbecue, opening day April 4 (Easter weekend), a farm‑tour fundraiser May 2–3 priced $20/$35, plus raffles, family activities, and headliners Meredith Davis Johnson and Chandler James.

At the Nash County Farmers Market segment, a market host laid out the 2026 season calendar and several community events aimed at families and vendors.

The host said the kickoff concert is March 28 (food served at 5:00 p.m., concert at 6:00 p.m.) with free pork barbecue and live music featuring Meredith Davis Johnson and Chandler James. Opening day is scheduled for April 4, coinciding with Easter weekend, and the host encouraged residents to support vendors who will be selling produce, flowers and gifts.

The market is also running a two‑day farm‑tour fundraiser on May 2 and May 3, with two trails (one in Southern Nash and one near Nashville) priced at $20 per day per carload or $35 for both days. The host said the tours coincide with peak strawberry season and highlighted other seasonal events including a Strawberry Jamboree in May, a Fourth of July celebration that emphasizes blueberries, Tomato Jubilee, Hispanic Heritage Day, Apple Day, and a Sweet Potato Harvest Festival with a barbecue competition in late fall.

The host promoted free raffles, activities for children, and vendors such as Parker's Barbecue food truck. For more information, the host provided the contact email mmbrow24@ncsu.edu and directed listeners to the market Facebook page for up-to-date event listings.

All event dates and ticket prices were stated by the market host during the segment; no permitting or county funding details for the market were provided in the program.