Fuel for the Body—and the Imagination!
Farmers' markets offer a unique and distinctive experience for the Boone Area shopper. In fact, any High Country local will tell you—do not miss these seasonal opportunities to support the traditional agricultural bounty of our mountains.
There are flowers and shrubs to display or plant, crafts to browse, and best of all—the freshest vegetables, herbs, and foods of all kinds from the rich soil of the Boone Area—grown to exacting, inspiring standards of purity and organic certification. There is also fresh meat—from scrumptious, grass-fed beef, to free-range organic chicken—and do not forget sausage, country ham, and more. There are breads, bagels, rolls, biscuits, pastries—all of it awesome, fresh, for take away or pull up a chair. Come hungry, breakfast is also served!
If you're mouth isn't watering yet, it should be. The Boone Area supports its local growers, from those of us who are among the weekly buyers at farmer's markets—to the chefs who will wow you at local eateries. Please join us, and help the Boone Area continue—and enjoy—the close-to-the-earth experience of an authentic lifestyle.
Flea markets are another local find. There are many, and they are immensely popular because there are so many rare collectibles lurking amidst the colorful clutter.
Troll the list of businesses below, or explore the area's offerings itinerary-style with our inviting, insightful Boone Area Buyer's Guide.
March 2012, Boone, Rocky Knob Park among Velo News' Ultimate Ride "Hotspots"
January 2012, Forbes: Boone # 4 of "America's Fastest-Growing Small Towns."
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U.S. News: Boone in "Ten Best Places to Retire in 2012"
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September 2011, Westglow Resort & Spa second in Travel & Leisure's "Top Destination Spas."
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Oct. 2011, Sierra: Appalachian State in Top 20 "Coolest Schools."
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