International market on Main

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Soda City is (a must-do) every Saturday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. – rain or shine – with three blocks of 150+ vendors along Main St. But DYK the vendor base represents 20 different nationalities?

The 12-years-running market isn’t just fruits + veggies, either – it’s a mix of everything from boiled peanuts to Tesla cars on display. Some market must-trys: ⬇️

🐶 Nieci’s Green Bites | organic pet treats made with with flaxseed, carrots, PB, etc.

🍴 The Seasoning Lady | seasonings for stir frys, savory chips + sweet desserts (Pro tip: Sprinkle Sweet As Pie on everything.)

🥑 Mimie’s Delect-A-Bowls | West-African food like oxtails, goat curry + vegan cinnamon rolls

🎂 The Charming Cupcake Company | bite-sized cupcakes with homemade icing + fresh fruit

👗 Stitch of Faith | hand-stitched, affordable clothing for kids, plus aprons for grown-ups

4 min read / Q City Metro

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