This popular Sunday destination is located in the heart of Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, just behind the Broadway Bank of America at 10th Ave East and East Thomas.

The market features a full selection of local, in-season fruits and vegetables from Puget Sound and Eastern Washington, farmstead cheeses, fresh baked goods, organic and pasture-raised meats, seafood, honey, eggs, cut flowers, jams and preserves. In the spring, look for beautiful lettuces and braising greens, plant starts and other early harvest offerings.  As the season progresses through summer and fall, you'll find all kinds of local berries, cherries, peaches, apricots, herbs, greens, summer and winter squashes, tomatoes, peppers, root vegetables, apples, pears, wild mushrooms, and more.  This year we're open through Dec. 20, so you can eat local for the holidays too!

Cooking demos and live music are also part of market day activities - see the Events page during the market season for details.  For a list of vendors and products in 2009 at the Broadway market, click here.

Hours and Location for 2009: 

The Broadway Farmers' Market is open every Sunday, May 10 through December 20, from 11am to 3pm, at 10th Ave E and E Thomas. Entrances to the market are on Broadway, Thomas and 10th Ave. East.  There is a small lot with free parking next to the market, and inexpensive pay lots within a few blocks.  Street parking on Broadway is free on Sundays. 

Directions:

From I-5 North, take the Stewart Street Exit and go East toward Denny Way.  Turn slightly right on to Stewart Street. Turn left on to Denny Way, and head up the hill (crossing the freeway) to Olive Way. Turn left on to Olive Way, and follow it as it curves slightly, up to Broadway. Make a left on Broadway and go one block to East Thomas Street.

From I-5 South, take the Olive Way exit, and head up the hill on Olive to Broadway.

Bus Routes 7 and 9 provide service to Broadway from downtown and Rainier Ave S. respectively. Bus # 43 travels from downtown or from the University District.