You don’t want to miss these Seattle weekend markets! Every weekend Seattle comes alive with pop-up markets, neighborhood farmers markets, vintage flea markets, and even night markets (these are often for ages 21+ only). Some are year-round, some are seasonal, and some only happen once a month. We have the exact dates, times, and locations of Seattle’s best farmers markets and weekend markets listed below. And if you’re looking for more weekend plans, see our guide to things to do this weekend in Seattle.
Read on for all you need to know about upcoming weekend markets in Seattle!
Ballard Farmers Market
The Ballard Farmers Market is the place to be in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood every Sunday. It’s Seattle’s first year-round neighborhood farmers market selling produce exclusively from Washington state. You can shop from over 100 vendors at this year-round market from 9 am to 2 pm.
Capitol Hill Farmers Market
You’ll find fresh produce, meat, and fish from local farms as well as wine, a few craft vendors, and hot, ready-to-eat options at the small but bustling Capitol Hill Farmers Market every Sunday year-round. The hours are 11 am to 3 pm.
Central District Farmers Market
Formally called the Madrona/Central District Farmers Market, this seasonal farmers market takes over the Grocery Outlet parking lot on Fridays starting in May and running through October. The hours are 3 to 7 pm, making this the perfect after-work stop ahead of your weekend.
Fremont Sunday Market
From 10 am to 4 pm, you’ll find 200 booths selling food, handmade goods, and vintage treasures at this year-round Sunday market in Fremont that was inspired by European street markets. Note that the location moves under the Fremont bridge for the winter season, so you can stay dry while shopping on rainy Sundays.
Georgetown Trailer Park Mall
This may be the most unique weekend market in Seattle. You can check out quirky vintage and handmade goods from inside nine vintage travel trailers at the Georgetown Trailer Park Mall every Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm. They even have an on-site shotgun wedding chapel in a shipping container!
Madison Park Farmers Market
This seasonal farmers market in Madison Park runs on Saturdays starting in May and continuing through October. The hours are 10 am to 2 pm.
If you’re looking to add a brand-new stop to your Seattle weekend markets lineup, head to the new South Lake Union Farmers Market. It runs from 10 am to 3 pm on Saturdays now through Thanksgiving. Located near The Spheres at 2100 6th Ave, the market has over 100 booths across two city blocks with vendors offering 100% Washington-grown products, including produce, meat, seafood, dairy, and prepared foods. You’ll find free parking in nearby Amazon buildings.
Wallingford Farmers Market
The Wallingford Farmers Market in Meridian Park has been recognized by the Washington State Farmers Markets Association (WSFMA) as one of the best farmers markets in the state! It operates seasonally: May through September on Wednesdays from 3 to 7 pm. It’s a nice mid-week activity: you can enjoy live music, plenty of farm-fresh products, prepared foods, and a playground in the park.
West Seattle Farmers Market
There are over 70 vendors at this year-round farmers market that pops up in West Seattle every Sunday, rain or shine. The hours are 10 am to 2 pm.
University District Farmers Market
This year-round farmers market in the U District is Seattle’s largest and oldest food-only market! You can shop local for groceries and food items from over 70 vendors here every Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm.
