The Market on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

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last updated: January 2019

This is a twice monthly seasonal open air market featuring locally grown produce, crafts, clothes, jewelry, baked goods, live music, and fresh food.

Location:
Sons of Norway Hall on Sing Lee Alley in Petersburg, Alaska

Approximately every other Saturday, 10am - 1pm June - September

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Food Hubs and Farmers Markets

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Sing Lee Alley
Petersburg, Alaska 99833
Phone: (435) 760-4843

Service Area

Services provided in:

Wrangell Petersburg County, Alaska

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