“This is my first time here this year, I came last year. I’ve had a lot of fun so far and the turnout has been great since the rain stopped,” said Gina Williams of Mama’s Crafty Creations. Lauren Monica | Anson Record

“This is my first time here this year, I came last year. I’ve had a lot of fun so far and the turnout has been great since the rain stopped,” said Gina Williams of Mama’s Crafty Creations.

Lauren Monica | Anson Record

<p>A farmer’s market regular, Kim Williams says Saturday was a normal market morning for her despite the rain as well. “This has really been an interesting season for me, and I plan to be back next year,” says Williams, owner and designer of Gemz by Kim.</p> <p>Lauren Monica | Anson Record</p>

A farmer’s market regular, Kim Williams says Saturday was a normal market morning for her despite the rain as well. “This has really been an interesting season for me, and I plan to be back next year,” says Williams, owner and designer of Gemz by Kim.

Lauren Monica | Anson Record
<p>Another familiar face, Ann Crescitelli of local botanical fame, says she won’t be able to make the Trunk-or-Treat, but that she also had a profitable Saturday selling her plants at the market. “Overall, my business has been good. Outside of the farmer’s market season, customers can text me at (704) 858-7154 for any of their plant needs,” shares Crescitelli.</p> <p>Lauren Monica | Anson Record</p>

Another familiar face, Ann Crescitelli of local botanical fame, says she won’t be able to make the Trunk-or-Treat, but that she also had a profitable Saturday selling her plants at the market. “Overall, my business has been good. Outside of the farmer’s market season, customers can text me at (704) 858-7154 for any of their plant needs,” shares Crescitelli.

Lauren Monica | Anson Record
<p>Lauren Monica | Anson Record</p>

Lauren Monica | Anson Record

ANSON COUNTY — Despite a rainy start to the day’s festivities, Saturday’s season finale of the Anson County Farmer’s Market was another successful show out by patrons.

“This is my first time here this year, I came last year. I’ve had a lot of fun so far and the turnout has been great since the rain stopped,” said Gina Williams of Mama’s Crafty Creations.

A farmer’s market regular, Kim Williams says Saturday was a normal market morning for her despite the rain as well.

“This has really been an interesting season for me, and I plan to be back next year,” said Williams, owner and designer of Gemz by Kim. Williams added that she plans to participate in the Farmer’s Market upcoming, first ever, Trunk-or-Treat.

Another familiar face, Ann Crescitelli of local botanical fame, says she won’t be able to make the Trunk-or-Treat, but that she also had a profitable Saturday selling her plants at the market.

“Overall, my business has been good. Outside of the farmer’s market season, customers can text me at 704-858-7154 for any of their plant needs,” said Crescitelli.

While the Anson County Farmer’s Market’s regular season has winded down, the Market will be back October 25 from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. for its inaugural Trunk-or-Treat.