The benefits of shopping at a local farmers market are many. The environment, local food, and affordability are just a few. The benefits of a farmers market are also increasing as more people realize their benefits. Read on to learn more about the benefits of buying at a farmer’s market. You can also get access to WIC and SNAP benefits. But first, let’s take a look at what you can expect from a farmer’s market.

Whether you want your market to become a destination for people from all over or you just want to attract more attention to the local food business, there are a few things you need to consider to make your community-based produce market a success.

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[email protected]

WHO WE ARE

The Greater Lewis County Farmers Market Association is a cooperative of local farmers, producers, and artisans.

Our mission is to promote a healthy food system through the tradition of agriculture by
providing a community gathering place for local farmers and artisans to sell their products. By bringing people together for a farmers market, we promote education, a greater sense of community, and local business development.

We are a 501c3 non-profit. Founded in 2004.

Fresh locally grown produce, cheeses, farm fresh eggs, roasted coffee beans, flowers, jellies, sweet yeast bread with irresistible fillings, and emu oil beauty products are just some of the fantastic items you’ll discover at the Market. Grab lunch from Once Upon a Thyme (delicious soups, salads, sandwiches, and desserts), then sit, relax and enjoy the weekly entertainment! The Market accepts credit, debit, and EBT forms of payment.

Jackie Rose, Market Manager

(360) 740-1212

[email protected] /[email protected]

P.O. Box 931 Chehalis, WA 98532

 

The Columbia City Farmers Market is in the center of the most diverse zip code in the country, with offerings as varied as its regulars – find fresh-picked Asian greens along with incredible Ethiopian fare. The CCFM’s proximity to the Columbia City light rail station makes it a convenient stop for Wednesday evening commuters, and its scenic footprint cascades into Columbia Park – the perfect spot for dinner-time picnics with friends and family. This bustling scene is also a hub for food access, as it is near many clinics offering these important programs. Families across South Seattle come to the CCFM to nourish their loved ones with the best produce Washington has to offer, thanks to the aid provided by these programs. Though the Columbia City Farmers Market is now part of our organization, we have Karen Kinney to thank for establishing it in 1998.  Join us Wednesday evenings from 3 pm -7 pm, May through mid-October, plus second Saturdays November 2022 through April 2023, from 10 am to 2 pm.

NOW ALL YEAR!

2nd Saturday every month:
Nov. 12, Dec. 10, Jan 14
Feb. 10, Mar. 10, Apr. 8

10 am – 2 pm

We return to our regular season schedule of 3 pm – 7 pm on May 3rd!

37th Ave S & S Edmunds St, just off Rainier Ave S., in South Seattle, 98118.

Contact us:

Molly Burke: Market Manager

Daniel Wear: Market Manager

Peter Tracy: Market Manager

email: [email protected]

General Information: 206-547-2278 Office: 206-632-5234

College Place Farmers + Artisan Market is a community farmers market located in beautiful Lions Park in the City of College Place on Thursday afternoons from 4:00-7:00 pm.

Interested in being a vendor?
Click the link below to view our Handbook to see if your business qualifies as a Market vendor.

2022 Handbook

    Fees:

• Market Membership = $50/year
• Non-Member Application Fee = $10
• Market Member = $10/space/day
• Non-Member = $20/space/day
• Late fee after 04/15/2022 = $15

 

If your business qualifies to be a Market vendor click the link below for our Vendor application.

2022 Vendor Applications

For Food Vendors:
Temporary Food Establishment Permit Application

The Clarkston Farmers Market welcomes the public to come early to shop for local producers of homegrown produce and handmade artisan crafts. The Clarkston Farmers Market and many vendors accept credit and debit cards. The market also accepts SNAP EBT, as well as the Washington State SNAP Market Match program that matches SNAP dollars one hundred percent up to forty dollars to purchase fresh produce. Some vendors also accept the WIC/Senior Nutrition Program checks used to purchase fresh produce, as well as honey for seniors.

Contact us:

 509-780-6248

Email: [email protected]

Beachview Park @ Chestnut St. Mailing:

P.O.Box 227, Clarkston, WA, United States, Washington

Fall Harvest Festival

Sunday, September 18, 2022, From 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Join us at Clocktower Park for a Sunday afternoon filled with music, great vendors, fall arts & crafts, pony rides, scarecrow decorating, and much more! 

Clocktower Park – 1401 Palisade Blvd. DuPont, WA 98327

Apply for the 2022 Fall Harvest Festival!

The 2022 Fall Harvest Festival is fast approaching and applications are now being accepted! 

The Fall Harvest Festival application is a part of our regular market season application. 

IMPORTANT: There are two types of application forms: One is for those who have a City of DuPont business license and the other is for those who need a temporary business license. You will need a City of DuPont endorsement added to your state business license if you raise over $2,000 annually within the City of DuPont. If you make less, it is not required; however, you will still need a temporary business license in order to vend goods within the City of DuPont.

Apply here by choosing one of the links below corresponding with the note above:

2022 Farmers Market Application

2022 Farmers Market Application with Temporary Business License Application

Contact Person:

Emma Wiegand or Amy Walker

[email protected]

253-964-8121