22nd Annual Garden Market!

  • May 3rd from 9-6PM
  • May 4th from 9-4PM

Our springtime event brings flower and garden vendors from the tri-state area to our historic and beautiful church campus. Over two days, 4,000+ guests enjoy the beauty of nature, purchase spring plants, flowers, and natural gifts and crafts related to the garden, eat local food and delectable sweets, and tour our historic church. It’s a great time for our parish and the small quaint town of North East, MD. To learn more, visit http://stmaryannesgardenmarket.org

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