Farmers Market in Spokane (2025)

Spokane’s first year-round farmers market opened May 31, 2025, blending an indoor mercantile with outdoor vendors, classes, and music. Covered by Visit Spokane and Capital Press, it’s a conservation-driven food hub operated with the Spokane Conservation District.

Producer-only since 1998, this Browne’s Addition staple anchors Saturdays and midseason Wednesdays at Coeur d’Alene Park. Documented by The Spokesman-Review, it emphasizes SNAP Market Match, WIC and Senior checks, with longtime growers like Olsen Farms shaping the stalls.

A Wednesday ritual along the river, pairing farm stands and food trucks with the Rock the Nest concert series. Named Best Farmers Market 2025 by the Inlander and highlighted by Downtown Spokane, it delivers a festive showcase of local producers.

Celebrating its 23rd season in 2025, this neighborhood-run market centers affordable, farm-fresh food with EBT, WIC and Senior programs. Frequently praised by local media for its community focus, it brings farmers, bakers, and bands to the Perry District.

North Spokane’s Tuesday market blends family farms, pantry goods, and weekly kids’ KERNEL activities. Edible Inland Northwest and local guides note its friendly scale and solid vendor mix; SNAP Market Match is available during the season.

Set beneath tall trees in Millwood City Park, this Wednesday market runs late May into fall with produce, flowers, and seasonal community events. Spokane Public Radio’s 2025 market tour stop underscores its neighborhood heartbeat.

Small and spirited on Mondays, June through October, this Northeast Spokane market prioritizes affordability and youth education with the KERNEL program. Listed by regional guides and Spokane Public Radio, it’s a welcoming neighborhood stop for fresh produce.

Fridays May–September at CenterPlace with farms, food trucks, and live music. Promoted on city calendars and in local press, the market accepts SNAP with Market Match plus WIC and Senior checks, drawing families from across the Valley.

A beloved Saturday tradition since 2002, this market fills Town Square Park with regional growers and artisan foods. Frequently noted by the Inlander and the City of Liberty Lake, it’s a lively community gathering east of Spokane.

Now set in Emerson Park on Fridays, the market spotlights neighborhood growers, rotating food trucks, and accessible pricing. Listed by Visit Spokane and Spokane Public Radio in 2025, it’s a friendly gateway to North Monroe’s community scene.