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A traditional street food stall on a motorcycle cart, displaying snacks and fresh produce, covered by a blue tarpaulin. Various items are placed on banana leaves, and condiments are arranged on the counter. A vendor stands nearby, ready to serve customers. There are handwritten signs in a local language, and a bustling street with parked cars can be seen in the background.

Local Makers

Connecting you with northeast Tennessee’s talented makers and food artisans.

Local Makers

Showcasing the heart of Tri-Cities through crafts and flavors.

A small town street scene featuring historic buildings with old-fashioned architecture. The street is lined with several small businesses, including a bakery cafe and other shops, as indicated by colorful signs and awnings. Cars are parked along the street, and the overall atmosphere appears quiet and overcast.
A market stall displays various jars of honey and preserved goods, alongside baskets filled with nuts and vegetables such as kale, carrots, and cauliflower. The setting suggests a busy farmers' market with people in the background organizing produce.
A street food vendor wearing a mask and gloves prepares food in a bustling indoor market. The scene is lit by warm overhead lights, and there's a large round pan filled with rice cakes and some red sauce. Stacks of paper cups are visible on the side, and background shows a reflective glass window with people walking past and various shop signs.
A bustling farmers' market is set up under a large tent with vendors selling a variety of products such as jars of preserves, bottles of sauces, and fresh produce. Wooden tables and racks display the goods, and people are seen browsing and interacting with the sellers. The atmosphere is lively, with natural light filtering through the tent.

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