Every Wednesday from 3-7 pm, Camas Farmer’s Market brings a celebration of our region’s agricultural bounty to Downtown Camas, and the community joins right in. Freshly harvested seasonal produce, flowers, natural products, and a hearty variety of prepared and hot foods fill the market.

*Enjoy chef demos, healthy living and gardening information, kids’ activities, and live local music. Chat with a farmer, fill your basket, grab dinner and relax on the library lawn. Your weekly invitation to fresh! Between the library and City Hall in historic Downtown Camas.

Benefits of Eating Local Foods

• Simply tastes better
• Fresh, healthy food
• More Variety
• Better air quality

• Responsible land use
• Safer food
• Money stays local
• Know your farmer!

VISION

The Camas Farmer’s Market contributes to Camas by being a place:

• Where the community has access to local and sustainable food
• Where education is available to learn skills for seasonal, healthy eating
• Where local farms are nurtured and supported
• Where we all come together to celebrate the harvest

MISSION

The mission of the Camas Farmer’s Market is:

• To create an agriculturally based farmer’s market in downtown Camas that provides access to local, sustainable foods
• To champion and support local farms and food producers
• To foster connections between farmers/producers and the community, including vulnerable populations
• To provide education and inspiration for growing, preparing, and eating healthy foods
• To create a permanent space to bring our community together
• To work with community organizations in furtherance of our mission

Leah Nichelson

Vendor & Site Manager

360.838.1032

[email protected]

 

Farmers’ markets are an essential part of our economy and community. Shopping at farmers’ markets helps to support agricultural producers, ensured food access for all, and builds connections between producers and consumers. Farmers’ markets were listed as “essential infrastructure” in Governor Inslee’s proclamation in March 2020. Since that time, we have worked weekly with the Public Health Department to receive approval to open, as well as to allow additional “non-essential” vendors to participate. As of July 2020, crafters were allowed back into the Burien Farmers Market.

The Burien Farmers Market is a community icon among locals and supports small family farms, and local businesses, and helps feed people healthy, nutritious food. In response to COVID-19, the Burien Farmers Market has been working diligently with the King County Health Department and other local partners to create a modified market that ensures the health and safety of its vendors and shoppers.

General Information For The Burien Farmers Market:

-The market is year-round, every Thursday from 10 am-6 pm For Summer Market (May-Oct) and during our Winter Market from 10am-4pm (Nov-April)

-Masks and social distancing are highly encouraged as per state and CDC regulations

-Most vendors accept and prefer cash but can also process credit and debit. You can purchase market tokens with your card at the information booth to use for purchase at all booths. We can also process your Community Gift Card (Buy yours today!).

-EBT is accepted! Inquire at the main tent to see how you can receive up to $40 with the SNAP Market Match program

-Live Music will be offered and Hot food is available for dine-in and take-out from May to October. Each week food like BBQ, tamales, hot dogs, sandwiches, and more are featured at the market for your delicious breakfast, lunch, and dinner options.

-Vendors rotate often so be sure to come every week for a various selection of fruits, vegetables, seasonal produce, jams, honey, preserves, kombucha, baked goods, fresh flowers, cheese, bath and body products, house plants, and potted plants, gems & stones, gifts, wine, meat, snacks and art (jewelry, glass works, yard art, cloth, and textile crafts, face masks).

Our mission is to operate a community-supported farmer’s market that provides viable economic outlets for farmers and producers, access to locally crafted and farm-fresh products, quality food access for low-income families, and education concerning food and sustainable agriculture.

The Bremerton Community Farmers Market welcomes farmers, food producers, prepared food vendors, artisans/crafters, and musicians in our thriving market at Evergreen Rotary Park.

If you’re interested in becoming a vendor, our 2023 application will be available in February. To get an idea of how our market is run, please check out our 2022 Vendor Handbook and BCFM Bylaws & Guiding Principles.

LOCAL KITSAP VENDORS!!!

Bremerton Community Farmers Market has a priority application deadline of March 15th for a focus on prioritizing Local Kitsap farmers, artisans/crafters, processors, food producers, wineries/distilleries & breweries.  Don’t hesitate to apply today!

After March 15th we’ll continue to accept and consider all applications on a rolling basis continuing throughout the market season.

Market Staff

Market Manager:  Angie Evans

Assistant Manager:  Suzanne Campbell

[email protected]

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 951

Bremerton, WA 98337

We support local sustainable agriculture by connecting the public with local farmers, artisans, and other producers in an economically viable marketplace.

2023 Schedule:

Third Saturday of the Month
January 21, February 18, and March 18
Weekly again starting April 1

Lora Liegel,

Market Director

[email protected] / [email protected]

360-647-2060

Responsibility

Marketing, promotions, membership questions, insurance, community partnerships, food access, general market inquires

PO Box 1131
Bellingham, WA 98227

Bellevue Farmers Market is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to supporting our local rural economy, farmland preservation, small family farms, and small businesses. In 2019, we assisted 29 small family farms from 11 counties in the state of Washington. In addition, the market supports Hopelink, a local non-profit organization serving the needs of homeless and low-income families, children, seniors, and people with disabilities across North and East King County. In 16 years of operation, the market has donated over $100,000 of fresh, quality food to local food banks. Bellevue Farmers Market is certified to accept WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Coupons, SNAP/EBT, Market Match (EBT dollar matching), and Senior Coupons.

OUR MISSION

To support small local farms by providing a viable, vibrant marketplace for farm products to be sold directly to consumers and to put on a weekly event for Bellevue’s urban residents that educates, nourishes, and fosters community.

OUR VISION

To be a leader in and proponent of a more socially just, economically viable, and environmentally sustainable food system in our region by strengthening small farming businesses, educating and fostering community, and providing all residents with access to highly nutritious, locally produced food.

Contact US

LIZ PARUCHURU

MARKET ENGAGEMENT MANAGER

[email protected]

Locally Made and Grown Food, Art, and Specialty Items

Come by for the freshly grown produce or to discover something new at Bayview.

COVID Policy: We are in a continual state of awareness as to the ongoing concerns regarding Covid-19. Masks are no longer required, but frequent handwashing and 6ft social distancing is still encouraged. In order to keep patrons, vendors, and staff healthy and safe and to maintain the operation of the market through the season, we will be following Department of Health recommendations regarding COVID safety. Please read more about our current market visitor and vendor guidelines.

Apply Now For The 2023 Season

Do you make something wonderful, and want to share it with your community? Click here to apply to be a vendor.

Contact Us

By Email

For market inquiries, please send an email to [email protected]

By Mail

Bayview Farmers Market Assoc. LLC
PO Box 902, Langley, WA 98260

Sharon Warwick

Manager