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The Olympia Farmers Market begins the High Season on Thursday, April 4! "High Season" refers to the period of time that the Market is open four days a week, Thursday to Sunday, April through October. Shop at the Market for fresh vegetables, fruit, meat, dairy, seafood, handmade crafts, artisanal foods, wine, baked goods, and more! With eight restaurants and daily live entertainment, The Market is your destination for mid-day lunch on weekdays and family fun on the weekends!

Rising River Farm is an eleven acre mixed vegetable farm in Rochester, WA. In the spring, find them selling plant starts out the back of their market stall. In the summer, purchase your bulk pickling cucumbers from them. Year round, Rising River provides the freshest produce.

Blue Heron Bakery, Crossed Paws Bakery, Diamond Head Shave Ice, Earthling Food Company, Mediterranean Flavors, Odin's Alchemy Brewing, OlyKraut, San Francisco St. Bakery, Sea Blossom Seafood, Stewarts Meats, Sweetlee's Ice Cream, Sweet Dreams Confectionary, The Bread Peddler, Wagner's Bakery, Wynoochee River Winery

Accidently Lovely, Alan Perillo Pottery, Andi Clarke Jewelry, Art by Kathleen, Cascadia Terroir, Crafted Restorations, Ginger St. Studio, Rainchild Apothecary, RavenTree Design, Riverdance Soapworks, Silva House Market, Sunflower Clay Studio

Burnt Ridge Nursery, Cedar Slope Farm, Coffey's Ground, Dan's Dahlias, Johnson Berry Farm, Ojeda Farm, Rising River Farm, Roots and Fruits Farm, Skokomish Valley Farm, Spooner Berry Farms, Stoney Plains Farm, Sundowner Farm, TUNaWERTH

Blue Heron Bakery, Crossed Paws Bakery, Diamond Head Shave Ice, Earthling Food Company, Mediterranean Flavors, Odin's Alchemy Brewing, OlyKraut, San Francisco St. Bakery, Sea Blossom Seafood, Stewarts Meats, Sweet Dreams Confectionary, Sweetlee's Ice Cream, The Bread Peddler, Wagner's Bakery, Wild Heart Sipping Vinegars

Alan Perillo Pottery, Art by Kathleen, Baird Boxes, Ceramics by Toni, Crafted Restorations, Hood Canal Beadwork, Homer Tapestry, HZ Upcycled, Marion Pollmann Clay Art, Metal Works, Rainchild Apothecary, RavenTree Design, Riverdance Soapworks, Rowan Green Fiber Arts, Secret Garden, Silent Goddess Jewelry, Silva House Market, Smoke and Fire Forge

Alamere Herbs & Botanicals, Burnt Ridge Nursery, Cedar Slope Farm, Chehalis Valley Farm, Coffey's Ground, Constellation Farm, Dan's Dahlias, Domina Dairy, Forest Flora Farm, Gorgeous Garden, Hops Honey Farm, Johnson Berry Farm, Little Big Farm, Mak's Garden, MycoUprrhizal, Ojeda Farm, Rising River Farm, Riverbird Farm, Roots and Fruits Farm, Serenity Lavender Farm, Skipping Stone Garden, Skokomish Valley Farm, Spooner Berry Farm, Stoney Plains Farm, Summit Farm, TUNaWERTH

Blue Heron Bakery, Crossed Paws Bakery, Diamond Head Shave Ice, Earthling Food Company, Hot Babe Hot Sauce, Kawaii Donut House, Mediterranean Flavors, Odin's Alchemy Brewing, OlyKraut, San Francisco St. Bakery, Sea Blossom Seafood, Stewarts Meats, Sweetlee's Ice Cream, Sweat Dreams Confectionary, Teasecakes, The Bread Peddler, Wagner's Bakery, Wild Heart Sipping Vinegars, Wynoochee River Winery

Alan Perillo Pottery, Art by Kathleen, Baird Boxes, Cascadia Terroir, Crafted Restorations, Dancing Circles Jewelry, Ginger St. Studio, Homer Tapestry, Long Life Beeswax Candles, Marion Pollmann Clay Art, Metal Works, Rainchild Apothecary, RavenTree Design, Riverdance Soapworks, Secret Garden, Silent Goddess Jewelry, Silva House Market, SNC Art & More, Sunflower Clay Studio

Alamere Herbs & Botanicals, Burnt Ridge Nursery, Cedar Slope Farm, Constellation Farm, Chehalis Valley Farm, Dan's Dahlias, Gorgeous Garden, Johnson Berry Farm, Mak's Garden, MycoUprrhizal, Ojeda Farm, Piece by Piece Farm, Rising River Farm, Skipping Stone Garden, Skokomish Valley Farm, Spooner Berry Farm, Stoney Plains Farm, Sundowner Farm, TUNaWERTH

Blue Heron Bakery, Crossed Paws Bakery, Diamond Head Shave Ice, Earthling Food Company, Eufloria Botanica, Hot Babe Hot Sauce, Kawaii Donut House, Mediterranean Flavors, Odin's Alchemy Brewing, OlyKraut, San Francisco St. Bakery, Sea Blossom Seafood, Sweetlee's Ice Cream, Stewarts Meats, The Bread Peddler, Wagner's Bakery, Wynoochee River Winery

Accidently Lovely, Alan Perillo Pottery, Art by Kathleen, Cascadia Terroir, Dancing Circles Jewelry, Ginger St. Studio, Hood Canal Beadwork, Homer Tapestry, HZ Upcycled, Long Life Beeswax Candles, Marion Pollmann Clay Art, Metal Works, Rainchild Apothecary, RavenTree Design, Riverdance Soapworks, Rowan Green Fiber Arts, Secret Garden, Silva House Market, Smoke and Fire Forge, SNC Art & More

Did you know that you can use your EBT card at The Olympia Farmers Market? Just stop by the Market Office, swipe your EBT card, and receive EBT Market Vouchers PLUS additional SNAP Market Match dollars.

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Everyone (staff, vendors and customers) must wear masks while indoors at the market. Indoors includes the market hall, bathrooms, hallways, shop space and offices. This mandate is in effect until at least September 15.

Customers will still be allowed to eat and drink indoors ONLY while sitting at a table. Vendors are allowed to eat and drink at their booth area indoors if necessary but please do this away from your customers.

In accordance with guidance from the CDC and state or local mandates, customers who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are welcome to shop in our market & shops without a mask outdoors. We request that individuals not fully vaccinated please continue to wear a mask both outdoors and indoors for their safety and the safety of others.

The Farmers Market Directory lists markets that feature two or more farm vendors selling agricultural products directly to customers at a common, recurrent physical location. Maintained by the Agricultural Marketing Service, the Directory is designed to provide customers with convenient access to information about farmers market listings to include: market locations, directions, operating times, product offerings, accepted forms of payment, and more.

Nestled in picturesque downtown charm and, in 2024, celebrating its 50th anniversary, the Bloomington Community Farmers' Market is a vital part of the local food culture. Plan to take part in special commemorative events that will recognize the market's founders and special advocates.

Market goers can expect to find a wide assortment of goods from the farm and field, including fruits and vegetables, eggs, meats and cheeses, honey, seasonal flowers, and annual and perennial plants. Food and beverage artisans provide a tasteful variety of satisfying breads, drinks, pastries, and savory dishes. This weekly gathering provides individuals the opportunity to connect with their community in meaningful ways while supporting small farmers and businesses.

The non-profit FFM believes that local family farms can remain successful with support from the market to stay productive. Productive family farms are important to both the economic and environmental structures of Middle Tennessee communities and the Franklin Farmers Market is working to ensure the future of farming in Tennessee.

Where does your food come from? What farm grows heirloom vegetables or has free-range eggs? Know your farmer, know your food. Get to know the farmers of the Franklin Farmers Market and learn more about what they grow, how they grow it and where their farm is located. Click here to meet our farmers.

Year-round at Central Park in downtown Davis, thousands gather each week to shop for what is grown, raised, and made locally at our markets. We are dedicated to bringing farmers right to your table, so we stay open rain or shine.

Walk rows of stalls lined with an array of fruits and vegetables, including certified organic produce, choice meats, chicken, seafood, wine, local eggs and honey. Choose from a variety of fresh-baked goods, plants, flowers and gifts. Enjoy a picnic from one of our many food stands, made from market ingredients.

What comes to mind when you think of farmers markets? Seasonal produce, colorful flowers, freshly baked bread, music? While the Davis Farmers Market has a positive effect on your Saturday morning or Wednesday afternoon, it also makes a direct impact on our broader community and its food system.

The Davis Farmers Market is a great place for farmers to grow, and community members to go. We educate the public and schoolchildren about nutrition, sustainable agriculture, and the local economic value of buying food and products directly from the producer.

And since 2000, our Davis Farm to School program has supported the Davis Joint Unified School District, providing farm- and garden-based education, increasing farm-fresh foods in school meals, and reducing solid waste through recycling and composting.

Please note: All booth inquiries must include completed applications. Other than agricultural-related crafts, we do not accept non-food vendors that are for-profit entities. Informational booths are solely for nonprofits or political causes. If you do not receive a response to your email within 48 business hours, your application does not meet our strict qualifications.

The nonprofit Davis Farmers Market Alliance educates and engages the public about nutrition, sustainable agriculture, and the economic value of buying locally grown food and locally sourced products, and oversees the Davis Farm to School program. Donations may be tax-deductible. Tax ID #47-4702989.

With over 100+ vendors, the Saturday market is held both in front of the Ferry Building, along the Embarcadero, and on the rear plaza overlooking the Bay. The market offers a wide variety of fresh, local produce, food products, and brunch and lunch options. Stop by the Foodwise Classroom for free cooking demos.

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