Queen Anne Farmers Market

06/17/2026

Farmers markets like QAFM are more than a place to shop—they’re where community is cultivated, a place for…

🍓turning a “we should hang out sometime” into an actual friend date
🍓sharing a punnet of berries with a new love
🍓learning from the farmers who take great care in our soil to grow our food
🍓running into neighbors you’ve only ever waved to from afar
🍓chatting with the small business owners who help shape our community
🍓 play dates for newly-made classroom friendships
🍓 finding another pup (or human) with the same golden retriever energy as you 😜

QAFM - built by the community, for the community. Share this with someone you want to meet at the market this week! And find out what's coming to tomorrow's market in our weekly newsletter: 🔗 in bio or at https://mailchi.mp/qafma/are-you-team-tayberry

06/13/2026

Thank you to our local news station KING 5 who came to the market on Thursday to bring even more awareness for the fundraiser for Sara and Sam. They are truly loved throughout our community, please donate if you are able:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-sara-sam-rebuild-after-fire

Seattle farmers market vendors are rallying to support two small business owners after a fire destroyed their commercial kitchen, causing $500,000 in damage.

06/11/2026

Now open! Come check out all our farm-fresh and yummy offerings during this pleasantly warm day! Open until 7:30pm!

06/11/2026

PICKED THIS MORNING! Prelude raspberries, the first variety of the season, are coming our way for today's market! Find these bright and flavorful berries at Sidhu Farms and Hayton Farms Berries. And swipe to find out what else is happening at Seattle's most happening farmers market!

⏱️ 3:00-7:30pm
📍West Crockett Street and Queen Avenue North at the top of Queen Anne hill

📷: Sidhu Farms, Puyallup, WA

06/10/2026

Last night, on June 9, Sara and Sam Lucchese, longtime members of the QAFM vendor community with their business Vespucci Pizza, experienced a devastating fire at their home and food production kitchen in Ballard. The future of their businesses, which also include Pasteria Lucchese and La Crespella, is in jeopardy for these dedicated and passionate small business owners. Please consider contributing to the GoFundMe campaign established for them to try to begin to rebuild and replace the essential equipment needed to continue their incredible food and spirit with the community. Show them our QAFM love 💚

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-sara-sam-rebuild-after-fire

06/09/2026

June means end-of-school-year excitement and graduation celebrations...and some very tired teachers and educators! We invite you to show your appreciation for their dedication and care for our littles and young adults with an armful of gorgeous, locally-grown blooms from our flower farms, .alyssum.farm and . Both will be present this Thursday, 3:00-7:30pm, as the school year winds down and summer break begins!

📷: MG Media

06/05/2026

OPEN NOW for our first market of June! Sneak a peek at the finds at today's clear skies market at the top of Queen Anne!

🍓55 farm and food vendors
⏱️ 3:00-7:30pm
📍West Crockett Street and Queen Avenue North at the top of Queen Anne hill

06/03/2026

The gorgeous colors of Washington-grown fruit and veggies are on full blast! These seasonal favorites with tons of personality have some pretty fascinating stories of their own 😍 Did you know...
..Washington grows more sweet cherries than any other state but cherry season is one of the shortest fruit seasons of the year? Lasting just 6-8 weeks typically, these intoxicating gems are truly a "summer fling" of a fruit. Start the romance with
..the head-banging locks of garlic scapes are actually the flower stalk of the garlic plant? They are removed to redirect more energy into growing a larger garlic bulb underground, but these tangled stalks add wonderful mild flavor to your summer dishes! Find them at
...strawberries -- universally loved symbols of sunshine and summer -- are one of the few fruits that carries its seed on the outside. A single strawberry can have around 200 seeds! And because they do not ripen after being picked, their sweetness shines bright when you buy them directly from farmers who pick them within hours of coming to the market! Grab yours for your summer picnics at
..lean and lanky asparagus enters the stage as one of the first fresh vegetables to emerge after winter. With their scene-stealing snappy energy, they can also grow up to an inch or more in a single spring day! Find them at and

Learn more about the June abundance coming to QAFM tomorrow 3:00-7:30pm in this week's newsletter: 🔗 in bio or at: https://mailchi.mp/qafma/cherry-season-is-officially-here

👉🏻 follow us for part 2 of what makes Washington agriculture so spectacular!

05/27/2026

Farmers market season starts tomorrow at QAFM!!

🔔 Help us commemorate our 18th season at 3pm when State Representative Julia Reed (36th Legislative District) will join QAFM staff, board members and volunteers to ring our opening bell. Connect and reconnect with 50+ farm and food vendors, 3:00-7:30 tomorrow, May 28 in expected glorious weather ☀️

Preview the Opening Day vendor map in this week's newsletter:

🔗 link in bio or at https://mailchi.mp/qafma/qafm-opens-tomorrow-for-our-2026-season

01/08/2026

We're looking forward to another excellent year of QAFM with you. Together we build community, support farmers, and champion local!