On June 30, 2012, the Shoreline Farmers Market opened its doors, embracing the typical weather fluctuations of the region, which included rain and sunshine. The event commenced with a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Mayor Keith McGlashan, followed by a vibrant performance from the Junior Pipe Band, which added a festive touch to the day. Visitors enjoyed a variety of booths showcasing fresh produce and gourmet prepared foods, with standout offerings like Jersey's renowned salmon salad. Local community organizations, including Shoreline Solar and Diggin' Shoreline, set up informational booths to engage attendees in sustainable practices and gardening initiatives. The event not only highlighted local agriculture but also fostered community spirit and collaboration among residents.

Mayor McGlashan and other city officials actively participated, donning Farmers Market aprons and engaging with attendees. The market's opening served as a testament to the residents' commitment to supporting local farmers and businesses. Overall, the celebration was a resounding success, marking a significant moment for the Shoreline community.