Farmers Markets in Seattle, Washington

For many Seattle locals they know that with spring also comes a wide range of different local farmers markets for them to shop at. Buying locally not only helps to stimulate your local economy, but also helps to give you a feeling of pride about your community and the people in it. This list will help lead you in the right direction to find a farmers market near you in Seattle, Washington.

Wallingford Wed. Farmers Market

If you are looking for a great event that happens mid-week from May 20^th to September 30^th check out the Wallingford Wed. Farmers Market located in the parking lot of the Wallingford Center. This amazing farmers market is packed with several booths filled with locally grown produce, fresh cut flowers and even wild crafting which will include canning honey, homemade jellies and jams and much more. You can also find specialty cheeses made by local dairy farmers and hormone free meats such as chicken, beef, eggs and pork. This is a fun filled event that is perfect for getting out locally to not only support your local farmers but also to mix and mingle with neighbors and friends. Hours of operation are ever Wednesday from 3-7PM. You can call 206-781-6676 for more information.

West Seattle Farmers Market

The West Seattle Farmers Market is a market that is open year round and is run by the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance. It is located on the corner of SW Alaska and SW California Ave. This farmers market is open every Sunday from 10am-2am. Not only does this farmers market offer a wide range of produce grown by local Washington farmers but there are also several other activities such as live music, educational booths and fun for the kids. You will be sure to find marketers tables that are overflowing with a wide variety of organic produce because these farmers understand the need for people to go green. The prices at the West Seattle Farmers Market are extremely reasonable and the produce is amazing.

The Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance also runs several other farmers markets in the Seattle Washington area. You can check out their website for more details on other Farmers Markets in your area. You can also get information on their Farmers Market Nutrition Program that helps feed those who receive WIC (Women Infant and Children) and seniors who receive CSFP (Commodity Supplement Food Program).