Four Sisters Farmers Market
Open Thursdays June 3 - October 28, 2021, 11 am - 3 pm
We welcome and accept SNAP/ EBT benefits, Market Bucks, and Four Sisters Farmers Market vouchers
About the Market
Four Sisters Farmers Market is an Indigenous-centered food market, focused on both Indigenous and hyper-local foods from Phillips and surrounding neighborhoods. The market is a program of the Native American Community Development Institute (NACDI). Working with native-run farms and food producers, we will help develop a healthy, Indigenous food system that is accessible and welcoming to people in the American Indian Cultural Corridor
2021 Covid Safety Protocols
Customers:- Stay home if you or someone in your home is sick
- Wear a mask or cloth face covering
- Wash or sanitize your hands or frequently
- Maintain a 6-foot distance between you, vendors, market staff, and other customers
- No mingling. Be efficient.
- Do not eat food while at the market - All food must be taken to go - take home only
- Place pre-orders with vendors or prepay online (if possible) to speed transaction time and reduce virus spread through the handling of cash, credit cards, etc.
Market set up and procedures to accommodate physical distancing requirements:- Create a border around the market, limit entrances, and exits
- Limit the number of customers in the market at one time
- Widen aisles (if possible) with one-way traffic & designated customer waiting areas
- Space vendor stalls at least 6-feet apart
- Encourage credit card and no-touch transactions
- Provide handwashing stations and/or hand sanitation onsite
- Require staff, vendors & volunteers to wear masks and frequently wash their hands
- Cancel activities where people gather: educational events, cooking demos, music, kids activities, etc
