BOISE, Idaho — The Boise Farmers Mobile Market is starting its season on Monday, bringing fresh fruits and vegetables to people who are low-income or otherwise can't make it to the market.
The Mobile Market runs until Tuesday, August 29, with 16 neighborhood locations throughout the season. The market is open Monday through Thursday, stopping at four different locations each day for an hour. Thirteen stops will be in Boise, with one on Nampa and two in Garden City.
Find the complete schedule here.
The farmers market accepts EBT/Snap and offers a Double Up Bucks matching program. The program matches how much someone spends with their EBT/Snap with market tokens that can be used like cash at either the Mobile Market or the Boise Farmers Market.
This is the fifth season for the mobile market. Last year, they served over 2,600 people, who bought more than 8,800 pounds of fruits and vegetables.