Thursday Market

Nice farmers market. Local and quality products for the most part. The prices are not too crazy considering the quality you get, except for the limonada. There were tacos, Ethiopian, Egyptian and Hawaiian food that were all really good. I really liked the vibe and the crowd. The teenagers playing grunge music from the 90’s were adorable.

Great vendors and atmosphere, and Perry Street handles the traffic influx better than you would expect. My only complaint is that some vendors don't have prices listed clearly, but that is a vendor-specific issue

Would rate top vendor variety farmer's market in Spokane! Great people are always very friendly and helpful. Entertainment is also diverse and exciting. Worth the trip no matter how far you have to drive. Don't miss this amazing market. Snap/ebt accepted with market matching still available. Dog treats, strawberries, blueberries, food trucks and stands. Candles beeswax plants you name it if it's local it there most of the time. Great olive oil from Italy once too, truly amazing market perry street runs. Thank you for keeping all the moving parts greased and running smoothly, those who work behind the scenes you are appreciated.!!!!

This market has excellent local vendors! The fruit and vegetables are top quality!

Super cool market with amazing food options, live music, and tons of local vendors

They had some pretty neat stuff there. We got some bread, dog treats, ice cream, and peaches. We didn't spend much time there, as we have young children (toddlers). It was our first farmers market and it just seemed anticlimactic. There wasn't nearly as much produce vendors as I had expected. We had a nice time overall in the short time we were there. Roughly 30 minutes or so. Everyone was very friendly and the crowd wasn't bad either.

Fun time! Not *quite* a farmers' market as there were more non-farmers than farmers (and allow non-local produce). We enjoyed treats and had a great time walking around, listening to live music. Would love to see them recruit more growers.

A fun local farmer’s market where you can find lots of fresh ingredients and homemade crafts. Parking is a bit hard to find but definitely worth the trip.

An over 6' tall vendor selling salad dressing tried to dropkick my 20lb dog, who was attempting to urinate on the sandbags that hold their tent down. She missed the dog, the dog saw the kick coming and scurried out of the way. WTF. The vendor and nearby vendors and market management are trying to whitewash the incident of a violent reaction by the vendor towards the dog. I was right in front of the vendor, when the incident occurred, it was no " putting her foot out" to deter the dog from urinating, if her foot had connected with the dog, damage to the dog would have happened. When making.a compliant to the market service desk, a woman volunteer began to be less than empathetic and started to sanctimoniously and verbally harass me about " knowing my dog" and being a good dog owner. No wonder, I left angry and upset and became verbally abusive. Making me the violator and abuser, rather than my dog and I were abused in a No longer safe space.

I love the market! We walk there every Thursday, the only thing I did like about it is how small it gets when the kids go back to school. I love the produce, the fruits and I especially love the activities they have for the little ones! My 2 year old always wants to go to the market! Love how it's not as crazy as the Night market but still gives you the right things you need. I always recommend Perry Market

We were in the area and thought we check out this farmers market before heading home. Masks and hand sanitizing enforced. Some vendors were friendly, some didn't care to say thank you after buying their produce, and the fresh oysters I bought was alright. I would say there was about a dozen vendors, so pretty small. I was happy to find eggplant.

Stopped over to the Perry District for their Thursday market and it was great! It is actually really close to Downtown Spokane, and opens from 3pm-7pm (so you can run over with your kiddo's after school and teach them about shopping. I mean, local produce.) I like Thursday market because it is nestled into such a charming neighborhood and they have a great variety of food vendors (Chattaroy Cheese, Hierophant Meadery, Batch Bakeshop...) Tons of veggie and herb starts...Handmade soap, etc. Easy parking and great music makes it a perfect evening!

This little market is cute, quaint and small enough that it only takes 30 minutes to hit every booth for samples. Yelper Tip: check produce prices before buying. All the vendors sell the same fruits and veggies for different prices

One of my favorite Farmers Markets. Came on opening night. Not as many vendor booths as later in the season but that's expected. Good variety of fresh fruit and veggies. Have music that's pretty loud. Pizza, and the businesses around often have sales. Love this lil market. Parking can be a Bi@&h later in the season though.

Love love love this farmers market!! I look forward to every Thursday when they are open ! And now looking forward to their opening day in May. The farmers here are genuinely nice and always have the freshest products. The farm from Cheney has the best veggies and he's my go to guy for beets, carrots, onions, garlic, greens etc. Love the local honey. Love the spokane family farms that sell half a gallon of their milk. Love the versaci pizza which stations for a quick delicious slice of pizza. Love all the vendors. There's usually live music rotating each week. If you forget your cash, there's tokens you can get in exchange for your credit card being run by the farmers market organization folks. Best farmers market !!!

Every time we go here organized, wonderful people, I can hardly wait for this market! !!! Everyone is friendly and caring, we love the fresh organic non process foods, most of them, we love the medical lake women we get the micro greens, and fresh lettuce, we love the berry tent always giving more than what you pay for.

over priced, way overpriced, annoying vendors, many local products like some ice coffee that really sucks, overpriced bakery that anchors the market. They have without a doubt some of the worst beer I have every tasted. a overpriced pizza place that is not as good as most pvt owned places. It is a good thing most people that buy their pizza have never been to nyc. So they foolishly pay an outrageous overpriced pizza that would get 1 star in NYC. The Bakery has gluten free products that are absurdly priced. The table din cafe bakery are old. The vegetables at perry market are small, dying, and taste? NONE! At least I could bring stuff back to Safeway! here you are throwing money away on $4 lettuce, $4 a pound potatoes , I can get a large portion of non gmo organic products at grocery outlet for %25 of the price. Also people cannot park or drive. It is hard to find parking ....