
The Original Farmers Market, corner of Third and Fairfax, is observing Hispanic Heritage Month in September with a celebration of the rich culture and traditions of the countries of Central and South America. Visitors can experience the delicious foods each country has to offer.
The Farmers Market has a long history of bringing together vendors from diverse backgrounds, creating a melting pot of flavors in a centralized location. During Hispanic Heritage Month, the Farmers Market is highlighting the food and ownership of Nonna’s Empanadas (Argentina), The Salad Bar (Mexico), Du-par’s Restaurant (Honduras and Mexico), Rick’s Produce (Mexico), Farm Fresh Produce (Mexico), Coffee Corner (El Salvador), Trejo’s Tacos (Mexico and El Salvador), Pampas Grill (Brazilian owner, Peruvian-inspired cuisine) and El Granjero Cantina (Mexican-inspired cuisine).
The Original Farmers Market is located at 6333 W. Third St. For information, visit farmersmarketla.com.












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