The Perry Chamber of Commerce is seeking public input following the conclusion of the 2020 farmers market season.

Chamber Director Lynsi Pasutti tells Raccoon Valley Radio they had to shift many facets of the market with concerns over COVID-19. This year’s farmers market season was pushed towards the end of summer and fall instead of the usual springtime opening. There were also no entertainment events held. Pasutti says she hopes that next year, they’ll get back to a more traditional farmers market. There is an online survey available for residents to tell the Chamber what they thought about this year’s market. They’ll be able to give their input on the change of dates, length in time, and the opportunity to voice any other comments or concerns. You can find a link to the survey here.