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Atlantic Beach committee reassures vendors: farmer’s market location stays as operator changes July 1

Arts, Recreation and Culture Committee · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Staff told the Arts, Recreation and Culture Committee that Dig Local will take over farmer’s market operations effective July 1; the location will remain the same and staff offered to coordinate vendor communications and market promotion.

On June 9 staff informed the Arts, Recreation and Culture Committee that the farmer’s market operator is transitioning and that a new vendor operator, Dig Local, will assume the contract effective July 1.

Staff said the market’s physical location will not change and that vendors will be given the opportunity to meet the new operator. The committee discussed vendor concerns about what the transition might mean; staff said they had reserved the pavilion after the last market so current and prospective vendors could meet Dig Local and ask questions about the new operating model.

Committee members suggested outreach and social-media posts to reassure customers that the market would remain in place; staff agreed to prepare flyers and consider tabling on July 5 to promote the Centennial and notify regular market patrons about the operator change.

Next steps: staff will post market updates, coordinate vendor meetings with Dig Local and provide promotional materials to committee members.