Welcome to our first installment of Deal of the Week, where we will be showcasing exclusive discounts to events and eateries that have partnered with our Destination Discounts program. Go Metro [continue reading]
A photo posted by Bow & Truss (@bowandtruss) on Nov 11, 2014 at 8:23pm PST If the cooks in your family are not culinarily talented–or if you, like me, hate [continue reading]
Instead of driving to a supermarket, reduce your carbon footprint even more by going Metro to a farmers’ market! This new interactive map makes taking transit to farmers’ markets easier than ever. Support local farmers and keep your kitchen stocked with fresh, seasonal fruits and veggies; see if there’s a market near [continue reading]
Just a heads up, the Blue Line Farmers’ Market has moved from Wednesdays to Thursdays! It still operates from 3 to 7 p.m., rain or shine, in the MLK Transit Center adjacent to the Blue Line Compton Station. Go Metro and save 10% on your purchases by showing your valid [continue reading]
Even though the Blue Line Farmers’ Market is still fairly new, it’s proving to be a huge success. With more and more people heading over, the market has grown and now has even more to offer! From 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., there will be live, healthy cooking demonstrations every [continue reading]
Photos courtesy of City of Compton The official ribbon cutting of the Blue Line Farmers’ Market took place this past Wednesday. Major Aja Brown and Compton City Council are fighting back and providing the City of Compton with fresh fruits and vegetables to combat the city’s designation as a ‘Food [continue reading]
Fresh produce can be difficult to come by in many areas served by the Metro Blue Line. The new Blue Line Farmers’ Market addresses this issue by bringing the finest in California grown seasonal fruits and vegetables, gourmet specialty foods, handmade crafts and more to the MLK Transit Center Village once a week. [continue reading]
