CENTERVILLE — The Centerville Farmers Market, typically held weekly between May and October, has been cancelled for the entire year amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, according to the city.
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The decision was made by the vendors participating in the farmers market, who told the city they felt they would be unable to comply with Ohio’s new requirements due to the pandemic, a Centerville city spokesperson said in a social media post.
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The city plans to restart the farmers market in 2021.
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