The 1887 Night Market in Historic Eatonville is celebrating its two-year anniversary. This monthly market provides a space for local farmers, small business owners, and artisans to showcase their products and talents. The market aims to promote economic development and provide access to fresh food for the community.

Community Impact

The 1887 Night Market has become a staple in the Eatonville community, offering a platform for local businesses to thrive. The market’s founders, Julian Johnson and Nia Williams Brown, have worked to build relationships with local farmers, chefs, and artisans to create a vibrant and diverse marketplace.

The market’s success has also led to the creation of new opportunities for small business owners, with some vendors transitioning from part-time to full-time operations. The market has also helped to strengthen the local economy, with many businesses benefiting from the increased foot traffic and exposure.

Expanding Food Access

The 1887 Night Market is also launching a partnership to expand weekly food access in Eatonville. This initiative aims to provide fresh produce and other essential items to residents, addressing the issue of food accessibility in the area.

The market’s founders are committed to continuing their work in promoting economic development and providing access to fresh food for the community. As the market celebrates its two-year anniversary, it is clear that it has become an integral part of the Eatonville community.

Original reporting: WESH Orlando — read the source article.