local market
[ˈloʊ.kəl ˈmɑr.kɪt]
nounpl: local markets
mercado local
1. a marketplace or retail venue that primarily serves a specific geographic community or neighborhood
The local market sells fresh produce from nearby farms.
O mercado local vende produtos frescos de fazendas próximas.
2. the economic demand for goods and services within a particular region or area
Understanding the local market is essential for starting a successful business.
Compreender o mercado local é essencial para começar um negócio bem-sucedido.
3. a community gathering space, typically outdoors, where vendors sell food, crafts, and other goods
Every Saturday morning, families visit the local market to buy vegetables and artisan products.
Toda manhã de sábado, as famílias visitam o mercado local para comprar vegetais e produtos artesanais.
In Brazil, local markets (mercados locais) and street fairs (feiras) are integral to community life and cultural identity. They serve as social gathering spaces where residents connect while shopping for fresh produce, meats, and regional specialties. In the USA, the 'local market' concept has gained popularity through farmers markets and community-supported agriculture (CSA) movements, emphasizing sustainability and direct producer-to-consumer relationships.
NYC Slang
bodega market, neighborhood market, corner store collective
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