Tenino Farmers Market to Host a Kids Day

By Nisqually Valley News Staff

Posted 6/5/19

Youth 16 years old and under are welcome to bring their hand-crafted or home-grown items and sell them in the Tenino Farmers Market without paying a vendor fee on Saturday, June 8.This is a brand new …

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