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The Jersey Barnyard gets all decked out for the fall season.

Even if the weather is chilly, there always seems to be a great selection of home
grown (and home-baked) items available at the Farmers Market on the court-
house square in La Grange every Saturday morning.
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• ONION RINGS Photo by Elaine Thomas
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The mild fall and winter months in Fayette County mean that
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That produce is showcased weekly for the public to buy at the La
Grange Farmers Market held every Saturday (year-round) from 8 a.m.-2
p.m. at the Fayette County Courthouse Square – 151 N. Washington St.
The La Grange Farmers Market creates a vibrant atmosphere
for the area’s local agricultural community to come together and
share the bounty of the land. The purpose has always been to pro-
vide visitors with locally grown foods, farm products, and home-
made crafts through direct farm-to-consumer marketing.

And While You’re in Downtown La Grange ...

... at the corner of Colo-
rado and Washington streets
make sure to see the centuries
old oak tree that since the days
of the Texas Revolution has
served as a gathering point for
local soldiers before they went
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Oak” should be part of any
trip to downtown La Grange.

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