Farmers Markets in King County
Washington
Seattle's Urban Farming Hub
King County hosts four active farmers markets, all centrally located within the city of Seattle. These markets contribute to a statewide network of 54 markets across 13 different counties in Washington.
Diverse Harvests in the City
Shoppers can explore 19 unique products, with organic vegetables and fresh herbs appearing at half of the locations. You will also find high-quality seafood and local maple syrup across these Seattle stalls.
Year-Round and Weekday Shopping
While most markets are seasonal, the Market Square Open Air Market operates year-round on Saturdays. Weekday shoppers have consistent options on Mondays and Thursdays, while Sundays offer a relaxed weekend finish.
Seattle’s Integrated Market Network
All four markets are situated within Seattle, creating a dense urban network of fresh food access. The schedule is well-distributed throughout the week, ensuring city residents are never far from local goods.
Start at Village Market
Begin your journey at the Village Market & Farm Stand, which offers the county's largest selection with nine distinct products. Its Sunday hours provide the perfect atmosphere for exploring the best of Seattle's local agriculture.
Market Insights
King County has 4 farmers markets. 1 operates year-round. 2 hold weekend hours. 3 accept EBT/SNAP benefits. Common products include Organic Vegetables, Fresh Herbs, Seafood.
Cities in King County
ZIP Codes
Products Available in King County
All Markets in King County
Seattle Farm Market
Market Square Open Air Market
Village Market & Farm Stand
Harvest Farmers Market
Other Counties in Washington
Market data sourced from the USDA National Farmers Market Directory. Data is updated periodically and may not reflect real-time changes.