Hub City Farmers' Market Kicks Off 10th Season Saturday

Its digs at Northside Harvest Park may be relatively new, but the Hub City Farmers’ Market has become deeply rooted in Spartanburg, evident from the growth of the market, which kicks off its 10th season Saturday.

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