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{{toplink|url=http://thefoodtrust.org/farmers-markets/market/clark-park|name=thefoodtrust.org/farmers-markets/market/clark-park}}Established in West Philly in 1998, this market is one of The Food Trust's largest with a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, baked and canned goods, meats and specialty products. Clark Park Saturday market is a neighborhood favorite that operates year-round thanks to support from Philadelphia Parks and Recreation, Friends of Clark Park and the University of the Sciences.
{{toplink|url=http://thefoodtrust.org/farmers-markets/market/clark-park|name=thefoodtrust.org/farmers-markets/market/clark-park}}Established in West Philly in 1998, this market is one of The Food Trust's largest with a wide variety of '''fruits, vegetables, baked and canned goods, meats and specialty products'''. '''Clark Park Saturday Market''' is a neighborhood favorite that operates year-round thanks to support from Philadelphia Parks and Recreation, Friends of Clark Park and the University of the Sciences.  
 
Clark Park Farmers Market will operate a special pre-Thanksgiving Market on Wednesday, November 25th, 10am - 12pm, for pre-ordered turkey and produce pick-ups from Livengood Family Farm.  


''Note:''  The above descriptive information came from the market's [http://thefoodtrust.org/farmers-markets/market/clark-park home page].
''Note:''  The above descriptive information came from the market's [http://thefoodtrust.org/farmers-markets/market/clark-park home page].

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Established in West Philly in 1998, this market is one of The Food Trust's largest with a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, baked and canned goods, meats and specialty products. Clark Park Saturday Market is a neighborhood favorite that operates year-round thanks to support from Philadelphia Parks and Recreation, Friends of Clark Park and the University of the Sciences.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the market's home page.

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