I adore this market and have created a lot of good connections here. This past season I got food…read morefrom the Skagit table and was food poisoned. The owner was extremely aggressive towards me when I brought it to her attention. I would recommend avoiding this booth. Rotten eggs!

By far my favorite farmers market in the Snohomish area. This market had a few streets blocked off,…read moreeach time I thought I was near the end, I found a new area to turn into and explore. At the end of the street I found a few food options. The most amazing Filipino food from 88 Cues, irresistible salsas and masala chai, and so much more to try. I ended up buying a bowl cozy at this market. The stand I bought it from has been at other markets and each time I wonder if I really need one. Honestly this is the most underrated and useful item in your household and if you are a camping person then you will love a little bowl holder. Mine has a Mexican skull theme and my husbands is super Mario bros. They're so cute and nicely crafted. I also bought some chicken earrings from Alpine Rio creations. They're beautiful and when I asked if they came in a darker wood color, the artist offered to make me a pair. How amazing is that! I loved the studs and will surely be buying more next time I see them, their work is so cute!

Lots of great vendors here, with groceries, ready-to-eat food, arts, flowers etc all being well…read morerepresented. There are so many local and small artisans here. I think the host has a vetting process to make sure that each vendor is a family-owned business. That means no resellers, imported goods, or franchises which really ensures the uniqueness of each stall. Some of the vendors are farmers market only businesses. It's great to speak with the actual creator of the crafts and know their stories. It makes for very unique gifts too! Parking can be found along the residential area streets. I saw port-a-potties for restrooms. Be sure to walk around the adjacent downtown area for restaurants and more shops, or if it's a really nice day, head down to the waterfront and enjoy the water.

Cool farmers market. More arts and crafts during this time of year bit hopefully more produce…read morestands later. We also were able to try some wine from Lupine Winery and talk to the wine maker (bought the Merlot). Definitely coming back to this as it was a lot of fun walking around

This is a fairly small market with mostly veggies on offer. The highlight for me is the selection…read moreof floral bouquets( two or three vendors, depending on the day). Some of them are very nicely done and they have $10 and $20 options. I have purchased a couple of them and they last quite a long time.

I just went there today for some afternoon strolling while checking out the complex Third Place…read moreCommons and it's pretty solid! Walking through the space, alternating the resting back arms & side-by-side arms, my perusing eyes veered here... veered there... veered everywhere. My particular focus is generally keeping eyes peeled for all the goodness that is organic (everything from beans & greens, to tomatoes & potatoes). 2nd priority is any vegan treats worth trying and any low/minimal waste candles (such as naked votives; sorry concrete & glass but you're only a nice rare treat). Today I managed a small haul of produce (bean varieties from Garden Treasures Nursery & Organic Farm and more different beans from Alvarez Organic Farms - both had nice staff who shared eating ideas); oh and a small sample of ginger peach muffins from Liberated Foods. As far as my list, very solid! Next time planning to get some greens and garlic. They are limited with vegan eats and home decor votives (which are super rare in these markets I've seen, if at all).

Walking down Broadway in Everett one 90-degree Saturday morning, stumbled across this little gem of…read morea market. Free samples of delicious bread? Yes please. They also have some vendors offering a nice variety of locally grown produce, including strawberries that looked too good to pass up. If you find yourself in the area on a Saturday, definitely stop here, but make sure to do so while it's still warm out... it closes for the season in early October!

Although this is not a yuppafied market like Somerville or Cambridge (which I also love!), they did…read morea phenomenal job for such a small up and coming market! They have an average of 2 farmers who are both super helpful. Nagog Hill Farm has the SWEETEST strawberries and the heads of lettuce and couple of tomatoes I purchased were still super fresh a week later! One of the volunteers also informed me that they will be adding an EBT machine to the market so that they can accept food stamps in addition to the WIC & Senior coupons that they already take. A couple of my girlfriends bought hand made jewelry from the lady there and the pieces are soooo cute and cheap!!! The place also smells like fresh baked bread thanks to the yummy baker there!!! And they hand out free samples! YUM!

I was really excited to check this place out. I love organic groceries, raw milk, local honey. It…read moresounded like a dream! There were lots of options for local honey. A good amount of fruit and veggies. Raw milk and raw goat milk. There were no employees. There is a sign by the check out that said to call the number on the sign before checking out. So I did. A man answered and said they got the numbers mixed up and ended the call. Weird. It's the honor system, which is neat. They have a PO system that you use to check out, they should have the prices set into the system for the customers.

Great spot! So much variety! I love getting honey and fruit here. They decorate by using the…read moreinventory such as flowers and trees which makes for lovely ambiance and setting. Good service too.

Updating my previous post from 8/6/16 from my recent visit on 7/26/25 (posted 8/9/25)…read more The humble beginnings of the Shoreline Farmers Market started at City Hall, then Aurora Square near Town & Country, to the current location at the 188th & Aurora Park and Ride - this seasonal community event has grown even more! It's held June to early October on Saturdays from 10am to 2pm. It's recommended to show up early, use public transit, bike or walk since the surrounding lot and side streets gets pretty full. Vendors representing the market, city, community organizations and services were there. There's also live music and kids activities. There's quite the variety of goods available like fresh flowers, fresh seasonal produce, baked goods, indie artisans and their wares, cheese, meat, eggs, food vendors, onsite coffee stand, cideries, handmade soaps, candles, honey, olive oils, etc. A pleasant way to spend part of your Saturday and show your support for farmers and independent businesses since 2012!

Parking is open for handicap unless fools steal those spots!! if I can't find here, I just leave…read more Oh well. Buy from better people.

Don't make a special trip. This market is small. More book sellers than anything else. No produce…read more Weak looking florals. It does have a nice setting and music going for it.

Maybe it was the time of year we went, maybe it was an off day, maybe the planets weren't aligned…read moreon this very warm, beautiful Sunday morning but what a disappointment. Firstly, $10 for 12 hour parking (the only option they offered) when typically on Sundays parking is free (at least at the Port Orchard farmers market it is), and we only planned on stopping by for some farm fresh vegetables and sticking around for maybe an hour. There were maybe a total of 18-20 tents all selling crafts and things of that nature. We saw household plants, but nothing "farm" related. We paid $10 for parking to essentially wander off outside the Kingston ferry terminal where the majority of shops were either closed or uninteresting. I saw another Yelp review put it perfectly, "less on the farm more on the market". The live music was ok and brought about a decent atmosphere, unfortunately that was the only redeeming quality of this experience. Again, maybe it was the time of year (end of July) or maybe it was the heat. It wasn't worth the 27 minute drive nor the $10 parking when we were there maybe 15 minutes. Go to the one in Port Orchard, they actually sell vegetables and great stuff from local farmers. I didn't take pictures because it was so depressing.

It's an interesting juxtaposition seeing tent city, parks and recreations breakdancing…read moreperformances, the mayor, and police officers in formal outfits. What remains the same is seeing neighbors from the area with recyclable totes, bicycles, and a feeling of keeping Seattle green and let's support local. I have the highest respect for the vendors coming from all over Washington and specifically eastern Washington. There is so much pride in the produce and the story of their farms. I enjoy diversity and seeing how farmers markets attract everyone of all socioeconomic backgrounds. I also give a shout out to the vendors that throw in an extra apple or fruit to those in need. Community is huge and Lakecity farmers market really shines.

I ordered gift certificates online to give a friend who is moving to the area. Thank you for…read moremaking this an option. I would love to try it out sometime.