farmer’s markets

5 Things You Need to Eat and Drink in June

5 Things You Need to Eat and Drink in June

From farm-fresh veggies to barbecued lamb, here's where to eat well this month.

It’s ON: Queen Anne Farmers Market starts today.

The Big List of Farmers Markets 2016

The Big List of Farmers Markets 2016

Your all-inclusive guide to Seattle-area farmers markets

One of the best parts of the summer is now upon us: seasonal farmers markets are open once again. Head over to one of these locations for local flowers and the freshest fruits and vegetables around. Stock up on healthy produce, explore the local community and have fun! Seasonal  Bainbridge: Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1…

From Green Jell-O to Greens

From Green Jell-O to Greens

!–paging_filter–pA hospital is the last place you’re likely to think of when looking for a good meal. But Seattle’s foodie and farmers’ market culture is sending canned beets and green Jell-O the way of the dodo, with local hospitals making fresh, sustainable—and most of all tasty—food a part of their offerings for patients and their…

Queen Anne Farmers Market Debuts With Loads Of New Food Vendors

Queen Anne Farmers Market Debuts With Loads Of New Food Vendors

OK, so it’s not the most brilliant day for the debut of the Queen Anne Farmers Market. But come on, we’re used to buckets of rain in June, right? Slip on your Wellies, grab an umbrella and let’s go. Why? Because this market – open from 3pm to 7pm every Thursday until October – features…

UPDATE: Neighborhood Farmers Markets Extend Season!

UPDATE: Neighborhood Farmers Markets Extend Season!

It was a miserably cool, long, neverending, agonizing spring. We’ve all recovered; those few weeks of 80 degrees were especially appreciated by kids and sprinklers alike, not to mention those of us itching to jump into Lake Washington some time in 2011. But for farmers, the slow start meant that peaches, tomatoes, eggplants and all the other…

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