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MacPherson’s Fruit & Produce on Beacon Hill & Rainer Produce & Farmers Market in Mount Baker are open year-round.
Now is the best time for fresh produce in Washington State, and South Seattle boasts seven stands currently in operation, with two open year-round. Do you have a favorite?
1. Columbia City Farmers Market
One of the largest farmers markets in the Northwest—this well-loved neighborhood market first opened in June of 1998 in the former Columbia Plaza parking lot (now home of the new PCC) when founder Karen Kinney led a small group of neighborhood volunteers in organizing the market using the burgeoning U-District Farmers Market as a model. CCFM can be found every Wednesday through October, from 3 to 7 pm. (South Edmunds Street at 37th Avenue South/206-547-2278) Columbia Park
2. MacPherson’s Fruit & Produce
Inexpensive fresh fruit, vegetables, sauces, spreads, juices, flowers & more offered in an airy market setting. Open year-round. (4500 15th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108/206-762-0115) Beacon Hill
3. New Holly Rockery Community Garden and Market Garden
Located in the NewHolly neighborhood on Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) property Fridays 4-7 pm from July 7 through September 29, 2017. The gardeners work communally and sell their organic produce through a farm stand. The P-Patch staff work with the gardeners to develop and manage the gardens, along with selling and marketing the produce. The NewHolly farm stands are open during the summer and anyone is welcome to purchase fresh organic produce and meet the farmers. The farm stands accept EBT and Fresh Bucks. (S. Holly Park Dr. between 40th Ave. S. and Rockery Dr. S./206-547-2278) NewHolly
4. Rainer Produce & Farmers Market
Inexpensive fresh fruit, vegetables, sauces, spreads, juices, flowers & more offered in an airy market setting. Open year-round. (2119 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98144/206-687-7492) North Rainier
5. ROAR Seattle at Hillman City Collaboratory
ROAR Seattle is a mobile farm stand in South Seattle connecting neighborhoods with locally grown produce at an affordable price and creating opportunities to come together to share in the enjoyment of food. We will be located in the Park and Garden, up Orcas on the right. Purchase your produce and hang out at the weekly community pot-luck that is happening in the garden at this time. Feel free to bring something to share with your neighbors! Sundays at the Hillman City Collaboratory, 5-8 pm. (5623 Rainier Ave. S.) Hillman City
6. ROAR Seattle at Brighton Apartments
Located behind the apartments in their beautiful garden space. Wednesdays, 4-7 pm, at the Brighton Apartments. (6727 Rainier Ave. S.) Brighton
7. ROAR Seattle at Rainier Avenue Church
Located in the Map Room, accessible from the parking lot behind the church. Thursdays, 4-6 at Rainier Avenue Church. (5900 Rainier Ave. S.) Hillman City
