Some markets here open every day of the year, while others fill a neighborhood street only when their season comes around. A Seattle farmers market can be a daily landmark like Pike Place or a smaller street market that follows the calendar, and our guides cover where each one is and when it runs. Before you head out, check the market's own page, since seasons can shift.
Head downtown to Pike Place Market, which runs daily and is as much a sight to take in as a place to shop. The neighborhood markets have a different feel: they are smaller, centered on Washington farms and tied to a set day of the week. Browse our weekend market guide to find them sorted into Saturday, Sunday and year-round options.
Arrive early for the widest choice, bring a bag for everything you pick up, and check the market's own page for the current season. Some markets close over winter, and hours can change around the holidays, so a quick look before you go keeps your plans on track.
Some are, and others run by season. Check each market's guide and its own website before you go.
Partly. It has farm stands alongside craft stalls, fish sellers, shops and restaurants, and it is open daily.
