Northside
What you need to know if attending South of the James Market at Bryan Park this weekend
The temporary drive-thru market at Bryan Park comes with a whole host of modifications and things you need to know.
With South of the James Farmers Market’s move to Bryan Park, reportedly on a temporary basis, comes a whole host of restrictions and regulations.
From Grow RVA, the organizers:
Customers in cars will enter on the Bellevue side, drive along the line of vendors to pick up, then loop around and exit on the Hermitage Road side of the Park.
WALK THRU – Customers will enter at the Hermitage Road entrance, come through and park beside soccer field.
During walk thru, social distancing will be monitored as it has been previously.
All market policies, VDACS, and COVID 19 regulations and rules will be in forced and followed.
South of the James Summer Market:
• 8 am – 10 am, drive thru traffic, pre-orders only; NO GRAB AND GO.
• Cutoff for cars in line for drive thru, 9:45 am.
• 10 am – Noon walk thru with controlled number of customers monitored by RMC and Police.
• Market staff and a police officer will monitor customers in the market and direct them accordingly.
• There will be no children or dogs allowed in the market area.
• Customers are advised to shop as individuals not in groups as much as possible.
• Customers will be notified and required to wear a face cover and gloves (optional).
• There will be no eating or drinking in the market area.
• Socialization will not be allowed.
• Customers are not allowed in tent and touching any products.


