BELLINGHAM, Wash. — The Bellingham Farmers Market is set to reopen on April 11, but it will look a little different.
The market will only be offering produce and grocery staples like bread, meat, and cheese, meaning there will be fewer vendors and booths can be spaced to allow for social distancing.
There will be extra hand washing stations and shoppers will not be allowed to touch products.
Entertainment, music, and eating areas have been suspended until further notice and there will be limited entry and exit points.