When it comes to flattening the curve on the coronavirus, New Mexico has overall had some success. The infection rate has slowed in the last couple weeks and businesses have adapted to this new normal of social distancing and quarantine.

This includes some of the state’s farmers’ markets, which offer an open-air environment to shop for fresh, local foods and other goods. The Rail Yards in Albuquerque is one location that is leading the way in offering a safe alternative for those hesitant to mix with the public.

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The market operates every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For details about the markets’ response to the coronavirus and to place your grocery pre-order, visit the markets’ website or Facebook page.

Address: 777 1st St SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone: 505-600-1109
Website: railyardsmarket.org
Facebook: Rail Yards Market ABQ

Looking for other ways to support your favorite businesses during these unprecedented times? Restaurants around the state have updated their operations around the coronavirus, which includes offering delivery services for the first time. This includes the New Mexican staple, Dion’s. Read more in One Of New Mexico’s Favorite Eateries, Dion’s, Is Now Offering Delivery For The First Time.

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