Seattle Farmers Market Association is a Washington state registered non-profit operating European-style farmers markets in neighborhoods throughout Seattle.
Seattle Farmers Market Association operates the following neighborhood farmers markets in Seattle (click neighborhood to see individual market’s blog, and to get more information specific to that market):
Ballard Farmers Market
Madrona Farmers Market
Wallingford Farmers Market
Hi, We are starting a young peoples’ garden and cooking program right across the street from the Madrona farmers’Market. Who may I contact to see if we could bring some information about our program and who we are? Many thanks, Libby Sinclair
Please refer to the individual market’s “About” page on its blog for information on non-profits tabling at markets.
I have been told that my infused oil,vinegar and honey would do well at the Market. I am asking for information on how to become part of the Market (exhibitor information, etc)
I am mostly interested in the Ballard Market where everything is hand made. I grow, harvest, and make everything myself in the traditional herbal way.
Thank you
Julia
Please refer to “Wanna Be A Vendor?” under “Vendor Info” on each individual market’s blog, or click the “Wanna Be A Vendor” link on this page.
hi I’m from a non profit org and we are currently recruiting foster families in Seattle area. Since there are a lot of families will be at the farmers market in Seattle. We were just wondering if we can get a booth at the market to reach the families and send some flyers and broachers.
Please let us know what are the application procedures?
Thank you
Please refer to the individual market’s “About” page on its blog for information on non-profits tabling at markets.
What does it take for someone to host a farmers market? Do I just open a business in the name of the market, rent a space for the day, and charge vendors? I am a legal medical marijuana patient in this state and want to host a farmers market where patients can come and trade medicine (grown product), as well as starts (baby plants) which are of a different strain (variety). Currently there is one person putting something like this on in Seattle, and Tacoma. I asked them how to do it, but they would not help me. They are charging $300 for vendors. Something tells me the fee could be cheaper. Please let me know what I must do to start a farmers market. Medical marijuana patients are legally able to trade their product. I have already spoke with my attorneys and Seattle PD. Thank you for your time.
Please check out the Washington State Farmers Market Manual for answers to your questions about starting a farmers market.