Farmers Markets near Warrenton, or
We are a nonprofit organization running a farmers market in downtown Chehalis, WA. We have a variety of locally produced fresh vegetables, fruits, fresh flowers, plants, honey, jams, baked goods, teas... [more]
Established farmers market. Open mid-May thru mid-September. Open to farmers, growers, nurseries, value-added vendors (i.e., jams & jellies, bakery goods, mushrooms, etc.) and artisan crafters.
The Forest Grove Farmers Market is a project of Adelante Mujeres, a non-profit focused on empowerment, education, and enterprise for Latina women and their families.... [more]
The North Plains Thursday Marketplace is a weekly market located in the heart of North Plains presented for the community by volunteers and sponsors.... [more]
The Lewis County Farmer's Market sells flower and vegetable plants for gardens, fresh baked goods, wreaths and sachets from locally grown Lavender, and crafts such as Knitting, embroirdered towels and... [more]
The Cornelius Farmers Market is a project of Adelante Mujeres, a non-profit focused on empowerment, education, and enterprise for Latina women and their families.... [more]
Just us for over 10 vendors each week from local fresh veggies to handmade jewelry to freshly picked flowers and so much more.
A farmers market and community street fair in Historic downtown Hillsboro offering: * fresh locally grown produce flowers and nursery plants * art from local artists * crafts produced by regiona... [more]
A tradition in Hillsboro for more than 30 years, the Hillsboro Saturday Farmers' Market is a seasonal open-air market featuring fresh local agricultural food and garden products, arts and crafts, live... [more]
The Salmon Cree Farmers' Markets connect SW Washington farm vendors, artisans and producers of wholesome food to the local Salmon Creek community.
The St. Johns Farmers Market's second season will open June 5, 2010 and run through September 25.
The Aloha Community Farmers' Market (ACFM) is a May-September market for the unincorporated areas of Aloha, Reedville, and beyond.... [more]