Now in its 25th year, this European-style street market is known for its ever-changing gourmet food trucks and vintage finds. With 200 vendors, this indoor/outdoor market is open year round and is pet friendly. Expect antiques, tools, collectibles and retro clothing as well as contemporary designers, artists and craftsmen.

Open rain or shine, this popular market is Seattle’s first year-round neighborhood farmers market selling produce exclusively from Washington State farmers. Stalls are lined with fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and cheeses along with freshly baked breads. If shopping gets you hungry, have no fear, there are a number of vendors selling hot food like veggie quesadillas and grilled Hama Hama oysters to get you over the hump.

Open every Sunday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, the West Seattle Farmers market showcases local produce, meat, poultry, and seafood. In addition, the market houses artisan breads and dairy as well as locally made wine, beer, and cider.

Open twice a week on Saturdays (here) and Thursdays (at a different spot), the Bellevue Farmers Market supports small family farms and creates a community driven and educational event for the neighborhood. In addition to local produce, this manageable market is also known for their array of fresh flowers.

This non-profit, community-built farmers market takes place late Thursday afternoons into early evenings. It showcases a roster of farm vendors and other local producers. In addition, the market boasts live music, chef demos, food trucks, and children’s activities.