Our seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets are local, "producer-only" markets.  This means we sell only Washington State farm produce and processed foods (no crafts, flea markets or wholesalers).  Farm produce includes fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables, herbs, nuts, honey, dairy products, eggs, poultry, mushrooms, meats, fish, shellfish, cut flowers and nursery stock.  Processed foods include jams, preserves, wine, ciders, pickled vegetables, fresh pasta, artisan breads and other baked goods.  Everything on the market tables is grown or produced in Washington by the farmer or vendor who is selling.  Our seven markets are:

Broadway (Sundays, 11am - 3pm, May 10 through Dec 20, 2009)
10th Ave E and E Thomas, behind the Broadway B of A on Capitol Hill 

Columbia City (Wednesdays, 3pm - 7pm, May 19 through Oct 20, 2010)
4801 Rainier Ave S, at S Edmonds

Lake City (Thursdays, 3pm - 7pm, June 3 through Oct 7, 2010)
NE 125th and 28th NE, next to the Library off Lake City Way

Magnolia (Saturdays, 10am - 2pm, June 5 through Sept 25, 2010)
Next to the Magnolia Community Center at 2550 34th Ave W

Phinney (Fridays, 3pm - 7pm, May 28 through October 1, 2010)
67th and Phinney Ave N, in the lower lot of the Phinney Neighborhood Center

University District (Saturdays, 9am - 2pm, Year-round)
Corner of 50th and University Way NE, in the University Heights lot

West Seattle (Sundays, 10am - 2pm, Year-round)
California Ave SW & SW Alaska, in the heart of the Junction

Dog Policy at the Farmers Markets

Every season we get asked why we allow dogs at some markets but not others.  Shoppers on both sides of the equation (pro-dog and anti-dog) often have strong opinions, and many valid reasons both pro and con for including canines at the markets.  Farmers markets in Washington State are free to make their own rules about dogs at their markets (in other states, such as California, it is illegal to allow dogs at any farmers market).  Our policy differs from neighborhood to neighborhood based partly on shopper survey results and partly on the logistics and setting of each market.  The majority of dogs are well-behaved, but we have had incidents of dogs jumping up and eating samples off vendors' tables, dogs getting into fights with each other, and dogs on leashes causing obstruction or safety hazards.  Fortunately these incidents are uncommon, and because the markets are walking destinations and leisurely outings for many, many shoppers, we try to accommodate dogs where we can.  Of course, service dogs are allowed at all markets.

The markets that allow dogs are: Columbia City, Magnolia, Broadway. 

No-dog markets are: West Seattle, U-District, Lake City, Phinney.

SNAP (EBT), WIC and Senior FMNP

We accept SNAP/EBT (food stamps/Quest cards), Senior and WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers at all seven of our markets.  Click here for details on how use these benefits to buy fresh food at our Farmers Markets.