The Harrisonburg Farmers Market mission is to provide the public with easy access to fresh, nutritious, locally produced agricultural goods and crafts of the highest quality, to assist local and regional farmers and other producers to directly market their products to the local customer base, and to support environmental stewardship and community well-being. more
Discover the history of the Harrisonburg Fire Department, located on the third floor of the Public Safety Building. The Harrisonburg Fire Department Museum features a rich display of historic fire memorabilia such as uniforms, medals, equipment, old fire alarms, and photographs. more
Heartworn Vintage is a mother-daughter owned business, located in Agora Downtown Market in the heart of Harrisonburg. They specialize in vintage clothing, shoes, accessories, kitchen & home decor, furniture, knicks knacks, and more! more
Owned and operated by mother daughter duo, Heritage Bakery & Café is truly a passion project. They run an intimate café with a 200-square foot kitchen filled with local art and a collection of coffee mugs and plates in mismatched vintage patterns. There is a small outdoor seating area surrounded by gardens that make the café feel as if it’s tucked away in the French countryside. more
Horizon Gifts offers rocks, gems, fossils, art, board games, historical prints, and more. more
Featuring rooms with mountain and downtown views, a farm-to-table restaurant, and spacious ballrooms and boardrooms, Hotel Madison caters to the needs of the business, leisure and recreational traveler as well as our vibrant community. more
HottApiary is a local agricultural cooperative that offers honey and other bee-produced products at Liberty Street Mercantile. You can find HottApiary at one of the kiosk spaces within the Mercantile. more
HUGO KOHL is a jewelry designer and manufacturer specializing in period vintage and filigree jewelry. more
Hugo Kohl has combined a magnificent library of design, the ultimate goldsmiths shop and working factory. His vision was to design a museum that will give visitors a visual, audible and sensory experience of jewelry manufacturing. An elevated floor plan allows people to browse the retail store while watching artisans create in the workshop below. While vintage jewelry is the heart of the museum, Hugo realizes that customers may wish for something more contemporary. Visitors will be able to create a custom piece of jewelry at a unique station dubbed the create bar, which is a CAD system that guides visitors through an online exercise that determines their preferences in jewelry. more
