Weekend Farmers Markets in Seattle Worth Exploring

Spring is rolling in Seattle, and with it, Seattle’s farmers markets come back to life. Even in the off-season, local vendors bring their best to neighborhood markets every weekend. For visitors staying at a Perch, these markets offer a taste of the city’s community spirit—and some seriously fresh finds.

Here are some of the best weekend farmers markets in Seattle to check out now:

1. Ballard Farmers Market (Sundays, 9am–2pm)

One of Seattle’s most beloved year-round markets. You’ll find artisan cheese, pastries, fresh produce, and local art.
💡 Grab coffee from Slate and stroll Ballard Avenue after.

2. Capitol Hill Farmers Market (Sundays, 11am–3pm)

Small but vibrant, this market features local greens, hot food, and neighborhood charm. It’s perfect for a post-brunch walk in Seattle.
💡 Pick up snacks and head to nearby Volunteer Park.

3. University District Farmers Market (Saturdays, 9am–2pm)

This one’s big! Expect a great mix of produce, flowers, meats, and food trucks. Ideal for serious food lovers.
💡 Many vendors offer samples—go hungry!

4. West Seattle Farmers Market (Sundays, 10am–2pm)

Friendly and hyper-local, this community-focused market is full of fresh flowers, baked goods, and smiling faces.
💡 Pair your visit with a walk at Alki Beach.

Final Tip:
Bring a tote bag, some cash, and an appetite. Farmers markets are not only a fun way to spend a weekend—they’re also a great way to eat like a local. Stay at Perch and be close to all the local farmer’s markets Seattle has to offer.