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Farmers’ market receives boost for activities next year

FRESH START: New Wangaratta Farmers' Market coordinator Kerry Craig (left), and chair Anna Stephenson, are looking forward to presenting an exciting range of interactive activities at the monthly markets in 2023. PHOTO: Bailey Zimmermann Id:34786

CHRISTMAS has come early to the Wangaratta Farmers' Market, receiving a boost towards its exciting plans for the New Year.

The market has been awarded a $6000 community grant from the Rural City of Wa

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