Regional markets in Idaho and Arizona transition to seasonal schedules

Various regional markets in the United States are transitioning to seasonal schedules. In Blackfoot, Idaho, the Vintage Market Days event has moved to a new, larger location at the Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds. Now in its fourth year, the market features hundreds of vendors selling antiques, handmade crafts, and vintage clothing, with participants traveling from states as far as Florida and Missouri.

In Mesa, Arizona, the Eastmark Farmer's Market has officially transitioned from summer to fall operating hours. Local vendors, including Steadfast Farm, noted that the cooler temperatures are expected to drive busier crowds. The market's seasonal offerings are also shifting to include fall produce such as broccoli and cauliflower.