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‌The Piedmont Farm Tour is back for its 29th year!

Every spring, local farmers open their gates for a behind-the-scenes look at how local food is grown. Meet the farmers, explore working farms, and experience sustainable agriculture firsthand—all in one unforgettable weekend.

Tour Buttons One button gives you access to all participating farms all weekend long.
• $35 in advance | $40 day of tour
• $25 for CFSA or Weaver Street Market members. Become on Owner today!

Buttons and Maps are available at all Weaver Street Market locations beginning April 3, or online.

Preview the tour brochure here.

Volunteer and tour for free! Volunteers receive a limited-edition t-shirt and a free tour pass.

Thank you for supporting local farms.

~ ‌NOURISHING COMMUNITIES TOGETHER ~

PORCH Hillsborough’s Fresh Program ensures families at risk for food insecurity have access to essential nutrition. Families in Hillsborough and northern Orange County receive monthly distributions of local meat and poultry, eggs, and fresh produce.

Marion Cheek Jackson Center's food pantry, Heavenly Groceries, promotes food access by providing quality produce and groceries to under-served communities around Chapel Hill.The pantry offers personal and cultural food choices, which preserves dignity and fosters community.

Rogers-Eubanks Neighborhood Association (RENA): The RENA Food Pantry provides support for those facing food insecurity in the Rodger’s Road community. They distribute food every third Saturday of the month to families in Chapel Hill.

UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health provides food for individuals with Severe Mental Illness and their families in Orange and Wake County, improving their wellness and aiding recovery by offering nutritious perishable and non-perishable goods.

‌100% of the funds awarded are used to purchase food for the organization’s food relief efforts. A committee of worker owners and consumer owners selected the recipients based on the organization’s need for additional sourcing or anticipated gaps in funding for nutritious food and their ability to readily source and distribute the food to those in need.

Join Erica with Movewell at our Raleigh store this Thursday, April 9th, 6:15 - 7pm for YOGA FLOW + CHILL integrates breathwork, flowing waves of movement, and a restorative cool down for a full body flow and wind-down.

Classes take place upstairs in the Weaver Street Market Mezzanine event space. Street parking is free after 6pm - bring your own mat and a water bottle. Sliding scale pricing. 50% of the proceeds from each class will be donated to local organizations providing nutrition assistance to those in need. Learn more here.

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‌Weaver Street Market’s April Board Business Meeting

Weaver Street owners, you are invited to attend our Board Business Meetings, which occur 8 times a year. The next Board Business Meeting is Wednesday, April 8, 6 pm to 8 pm.

Weaver Street’s Board Business Meetings are held online via Teams. 

Please RSVP to Brenda Camp at brenda.c@weaverstreetmarket.coop to receive the meeting link and agenda. 

2026 Meetings:

Wednesday, June 10
Wednesday, August 12
Wednesday, October 14
Wednesday, November 11
Wednesday, December 9

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