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april, 2022

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06apr12:30 pm8:00 pmVeggie Buck Truck Mobile Market Bonneville Transit CenterAccepting EBT, SNAP, Debit & Credit12:30 pm - 8:00 pm Bonneville Transit Center, 101 E Bonneville AveEvent Type:Farmer's MarketsEvent County:ClarkEvent City:Las Vegas

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Event Details

The Southern Nevada Health District announced that the “Veggie Buck Truck” pop-up produce markets will return to Las Vegas with several events planned to offer fresh fruit and veggies for about a buck.

The produce markets will be held at the Bonneville Transit Center and the Southern Nevada Health District this fall and spring.

According to SNHD, attendees will pay about a dollar for a pound of fresh fruit or vegetables.

Organizers say customers can use their SNAP benefits at the pop-up markets, and people who use SNAP will be eligible for “Double Up Food Bucks” and earn a coupon they can apply to future produce purchases at participating locations.

The release notes that the “Double Up Food Bucks” program doubles the value of SNAP benefits, which can people bring even more healthy food into their homes.

Pop-up markets at the Bonneville Transit Center, 101 E. Bonneville, will open at 12:30 p.m. and will stay open while supplies last. The markets will be held on the following days at BTC:

Wednesday, April 6

Wednesday, May 4

Wednesday, June 1

Wednesday, September 7

Wednesday, October 5

Wednesday, November 2

Time

(Wednesday) 12:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Location

Bonneville Transit Center

101 E Bonneville Ave

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