SNAP Double Dollars Program

SNAP recipients can double their spending power at the Market!  Visit the Culpeper Downtown Farmers Market every Saturday and shop fresh produce, meats, and other grocery staples, while connecting with area farmers and growers!  Stop by the green Market Information Tent to swipe your EBT card for up to $30.  Then receive double the amount in tokens to spend at the Market, up to $60!  *SNAP matching is available all season long, or until funds are exhausted.

Brought to you by Culpeper Renaissance, Inc., PATH Foundation and Kid Central.

Farm Fresh Dollars for Kids Program

The I’m SOW Healthy Youth Nutrition program includes interactive, live cooking demonstrations the second Saturday of the month, as well as Farmers Market Activity Packs which include a recipe, activity sheet and $5 Farm Fresh Dollars. 

This season’s I’m SOW Healthy theme is ‘I Spy’, with each month centered around a fruit or vegetable highlighted in the monthly cooking demo and activity pack.  *Farm Fresh Dollars can be spent at the Market all season long, on food/food producing plants.  Farmers Market Activity Packs can be claimed once a month by children ages 2 to 13 at the green Market Information Tent! 

Brought to you by Culpeper Renaissance, Inc., PATH Foundation and Kid Central.

“I’m SOW Healthy” Kids Cooking Class

Join our “I’m SOW Healthy” series of FREE, kid’s cooking classes every 2nd Saturday at the Culpeper Downtown Farmer’s Market! Each month will feature a different snack recipe featuring “The People in your Neighborhood!

Visit the CRI information tent to get started!

Brought to you by Culpeper Renaissance, Inc., Virginia Cooperative Extension- Culpeper Unit and Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission.

Culpeper Renaissance, Inc. and the Culpeper Downtown Farmers Market extend a huge thank you to the PATH Foundation for their generous funding, along with community partners Kid Central with Culpeper Human Services, Virginia Cooperative Extension-Culpeper Unit, Rappahannock Rapidan Regional Commission, the Culpeper Baptist Church and the Town of Culpeper.