Edmonds Summer Market

Very good vibe, I bought Burmese coffee! And local Washington beef jerky, also lots of beautiful fresh flowers

This is my favorite market. I’ve been going for about 20 years and it’s always a great experience. The town is quaint and full of character. I really like the many murals that have popped up around the town. The market starts small in May but grows with more vendors in June. I always look forward to the fresh and warm cinnamon sugar donuts. There are large selections of everything really. Make sure you walk around the town and take in the views while you are there.

Great experience. I highly recommend visiting before they close. Great prices, vendors service, products and food. Each of the shops and vendors were awesome today. Great day to be outside. Definitely crowded today. Live band playing. Really cool go walk see all the great talent. Highly recommended

A friend and I stopped in this Saturday morning at the Edmonds farmers market. There is a large variety of fresh produce, local honey, food vendors, craft vendors, and more. Large street set up and there’s something for everyone!

Finally found a farmers market north of Seattle with beef and eggs. Still looking for raw milk. Edmonds Farmer's Market is very nice, a lot of local vendors. More than Woodinville. Beef, eggs, pork, chicken, honey, flowers, jerky, bread, gluten free bread, pasties, soap, handmade signs and other little things, food vendors, pizza, sandwiches, coffee, and so much more. Highly recommend. Parking can be tough. Enjoy and support local!

Lots of variety, great location. Be sure to visit the booth by the bathrooms with the beautiful ocean-themed charcuterie boards, crystal-embedded art pieces, paintings, and so many other unique must-have / gift treasures!

Love visting this place for the fresh fruits, veggies and bakery products each time I am in Edmonds. My glass of Kambucha was perhaps the worst so far. Showers in the morning made the visit even more pleasant.

So much smaller in the early season than in full blown summer, but packed full of goodies nevertheless. I got my coffee at one stand and an almond pear croissant at another and looked at all the really cool crafts and art that was displayed. You can get everything there from cool yard art, blown glass, and jewelry to actual fruits and vegetables. This time of year there weren't a lot of veggies to choose from but what they had was marvelous! I have never seen rhubarb so bright and beautiful and HUGE!