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Farmers Market Mix-Up: Wrong Location, Right Vibes

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Hundreds mistakenly headed to a construction site for the Overland Park Farmers Market, due to misinformation from AI searches. The market is now at the Matt Ross Community Center until June, with clearer signage and updated schedules on their website and socials.

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Farmers Market Mix-Up: Wrong Location, Right Vibes

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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Farmers Market Mix-Up: Wrong Location, Right Vibes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Over a hundred folks showed up at the wrong spot for the Overland Park Farmers Market last Saturday, April 18. They headed to the construction site at Clock Tower Landing, thinking that's where the fresh produce and goods were popping off. Turns out, bad info from AI searches on Google and Instagram sent them there by mistake. The real market's holding it down temporarily at the Matt Ross Community Center on 8101 Marty Street, just a couple blocks away. No signs guide people over, so confusion hit hard. That spot's been the hub since their old pavilion from 1991, but the new permanent home at Clock Tower opens June 6th. People were straight up disappointed, wandering around a build site instead of grabbing local veggies and crafts. The market team jumped on it quick, hitting up meta to scrub the fake details from Instagram. They got the full schedule locked in 7.30am to 1pm. Saturdays from April 18 through September 26, then 8am. The noon and to November 21, Wednesdays run 7.30am to 1pm from June 3 to September 2.

Stick to the city's website or their socials for the real deal, and you'll be set for spring and summer vibes without the mix up. That's the story for today, Kansas News Today, Driven by AI.

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