Torba Farmers Market – a celebration of locally grown produce

  • 3 years   ago
The market is a celebration of locally grown produce, homemade cuisine, artisanal endeavor and also a place to build community engagement through a number of different initiatives and partnerships.
 
The Torba Farmers Market has become a place where the community gathers to learn, to shop and be empowered as vendors and market visitors and the focus has always been to nourish and nurture the environment and people with an emphasis on community and sustainability.
 
The market is a celebration of locally grown produce, homemade cuisine, artisanal endeavor and also a place to build community engagement through a number of different initiatives and partnerships.
A Qatar-based initiative, Torba is a unique platform that offers locally grown produce and artisanal goods from Qatar and abroad year-round through the Torba Store, online shop, and seasonally through the Farmers Market. 
“Torba” is an Arabic word meaning: “The pure soil that feeds, nourishes and nurtures.”  
The aim is to be a gateway toward sustainable and healthy living, supporting mindful Qataris and residents on their health and wellness journeys, and building a community of like-minded people who believe in preserving our planet now and for the future.
Torba are part of a growing community of people who are reconnecting with their food and their planet. There is a growing preference for fruit and vegetables that have been grown locally, and in general, food that is minimally processed, as well as an emerging mindfulness about the impact that we have on our environment, whether it be through understanding the negative effects of single-use plastics or being more aware of the choices we make as consumers.
 
The market is held every Saturday at  the Ceremonial Court, Qatar Foundation till the month of  March 2021. Timings are from 08:00 am - 08:00 pm and no tickets are needed. 
 
The general entry is free and for further details please visit https://www.farmersmarket.qa/about/#about_torba
 

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