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Jul 03, 2008

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Spring Farmers' Market

5/3/2008
Downtown Dubuque, 11th & Iowa St.
7 a.m. - Noon

Spring Farmers’ Market is here! Centered around City Hall at 13th and stretching down Iowa Street to 11th Street, the market has grown in recent years to over eighty vendors.

Early produce such as asparagus, lettuce, watercress and peas will be available. There will also be a selection of bedding plants, hanging baskets of flowers and tomatoes, tulips, daffodils, houseplants, baked goods, and arts and crafts. Open every Saturday, 7 a.m. to noon, Farmers’ Market begins the first Saturday of May (May 3) and runs through the last Saturday of October (October 25). Dubuque Main Street is now accepting registrations for the 163rd season of Dubuque Farmers’ Market. Those interested in registering for Farmers’ Market can pick up information including the 2008 Vendor Handbook at the Dubuque Main Street office, 1069 Main Street. For more information, contact market coordinator Padma Ravada at (563) 588-4400.

Photo of the Day!

365ink Editor Tim Brechlin will once again don the stylish orange vest along with 365 Publisher Bryce Parks and park cars at fireworks until there's no more room to pack them in. Hey, it's what we do! We wish everyone a safe and happy Independence Day weekend and we'll see you at the big show tonight!

Here's the details...

Location: End of Kerper Blvd. @ Hawthorne Street.
6:45 Airshow, 9:46 Fireworks
The Dubuque Jaycees and the stations of Radio Dubuque (KAT-FM, KGRR, KDTH, and The River) welcome you to the Fireworks on the Mississippi! Dubuque biggest fireworks show ever is to begin at 9:46p.m. set to simulcast music from KAT-FM, KDTH, KGRR & THE RIVER. But first, come down early for what is always an AMAZING air show from 6:45 - 8:15 p.m. Parking available from the Dubuque Jaycees. $10 fireworks donation. Food and beverages available from a variety of vendors. Carry-in's also welcome. Get more details, see hundreds of photos, and even find area maps of the Fireworks at our special Fireworks feature page, click here!

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