West End Farmers Market ATL

The West End Farmers Market ATL in Atlanta, GA offers the community and nearby residents the chance to purchase fresh, local goods and value-added products. This event showcases sponsors, vendors, and talent, providing opportunities to experience the best of the area. The market is inclusive, accepting various payment methods like WIC, SNAP, debit, and credit cards, with additional benefits such as $2 for $1 double savings with WWG.

Established in 1995, the Mother Clyde Memorial West End Garden is the first community garden in Atlanta, founded by Mother Clyde and Sister DeBorah Williams. This urban pepper farm has grown to be a symbol of community unity, leading to the creation of a neighborhood watch, the West End Neighborhood Association, and two adopted parks featuring fruit orchards and gardens. The garden symbolizes revitalization and a commitment to community engagement.

The REDEEMED Outreach Community Development Corporation, the driving force behind these initiatives, focuses on equipping the community with resources, education, and economic opportunities to achieve lasting self-sufficiency. Through programs such as re-entry workforce support and supportive housing, REDEEMED strives to provide holistic solutions for individuals seeking to reintegrate into society successfully.

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