Food events scheduled across various locations in Vladivostok
Food fairs featuring a variety of local produce will take place in Vladivostok over the weekend. According to PrimaMedia's press service, the marketplaces will showcase an array of meat, fish, dairy products, vegetables, pickles, honey, bakery items, and various delicacies from local producers.
The food fairs will be held on Saturday, May 31, with venues at Verkhneportovaya, 2g, and the 3rd Working District at Zhigura, 2b. On Sunday, June 1, customers can visit Basargina, 15, Zhigura, 2b, and Verkhneportovaya, 2g to purchase items from farmers. The marketplaces will operate from 9:00 to 20:00.
Note that daily, at Russkaya, 68/1, Pikhitovaya, 8, Ocean Prospekt, 140, and Zhigura, 46, the "Affordable Primorye" project offers trade in food products from local producers at reasonable prices. Customers can buy vegetables, meat, dairy products, bread, and more at these locations.
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The food fairs, featuring a broad range of local food-and-drink items and lifestyle products such as home-and-garden products, will be held at multiple locations in Vladivostok from Saturday, May 31, to Sunday, June 1. Additionally, the "Affordable Primorye" project offers trade in food-and-drink items from local producers, including vegetables, meat, dairy products, bread, and more, at reasonable prices at various locations daily.
