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Describe The Uptown Farmer Market

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The Uptown Farmers Market takes place every Wednesday and Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the southeast corner of Bethany Home and Central in Phoenix, AZ. Vendors sell fresh, locally-grown produce, sweets, pastas, breads and other delicious treats to satisfy the palate.

Many food trucks are featured at this event as well. Mi Vegana Madre, a vegan food truck that serves up Mexican food, attends the Uptown Farmers Market quite regularly. It 's not easy for him to operate his food truck to prepare for this one event on Saturday mornings.

In this podcast, he speaks about his schedule to prepare for an average day in his mobile

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