A recurring neighborhood farmers market hosted in a private front yard
Turn a residential outdoor space into a consistent, welcoming local gathering where small vendors and hobbyists can sell goods, neighbors can socialize, and the event supports a local charity or nonprofit.
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From Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast — She Makes $1k/Day Sending Letters at 02:45
Problem: It addresses neighborhood disconnection while giving very small producers a place to meet customers without needing a conventional retail location.
For: Residents seeking community connection and small local vendors or hobbyists who want a low-barrier place to test or sell their products.
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Examples
- The Tiny Farmers Market: grew to approximately 33 vendors and almost 800 visitors at one event; Hannah said her own booth normally generated a couple thousand dollars from jam, art, salts, or vanilla extract.
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