McKenzie's Nights on Broadway, Farmer's Market Return This Week
From the Jun 2, 2026 e-EditionMcKENZIE (June 2) — For some McKenzie residents, summer doesn't really start until Nights on Broadway and the Farmer's Market hit downtown McKenzie. Luckily for them, their summertime favorites are set to return this week.
Nights on Broadway returns to McKenzie's downtown square Thursday, June 4, with music by Flashback Band starting at 7 p.m.
The Nights on Broadway season continues June 18 with Back Road Truckers and July 16 with Johnny Mac. More dates and performers are to be announced.
The City of McKenzie Farmer's Market, located at 2451 Cedar Street, opens Saturday, June 6, and is open from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
The market is open from the first Saturday of June through the last Saturday of October.
Those interested in setting up a booth at the McKenzie Farmer's Market may sign up at McKenzie City Hall or on opening day at the market.
The following vendors have signed up for the season: Kenny’s Nutz, Big Buck Beef Chips, Linda Swalley, Holt Family Farms and K & K Knick Knacks.
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