The Everett Farmers Market

Nice location, lots of vegetables to choose from. We enjoyed the Filipino food and music. Purchased some Lupine wines

It was opening day and so crowded. Walked through shoulder to shoulder with many others but really disappointed in the range of vendors. Definitely has the feeling of being a festival, not a farmers market. Prices were high everywhere and lines long. Maybe it's better once the newness of the season wears off but doubt I'm going back.

Located on Wetmore Ave every Sunday during the Summer from 11:00am-3pm only As has been noted by other shoppers some Vendors are noticeably missing from years past…but I have also noticed some new comers too! 🤗 Majority of Vendors are very nice and friendly! Side Note: Avoid the older couple selling Popcorn I experienced and witnessed the older woman be rude, ignore and have attitude with customers Don’t know if she is prejudice or just plain Mean but she did this to a couple of people!!! Avoid them!!! 😡 Food vendors tend to run out of food so go there first or you will miss out. 🤪 Fresh flowers and fresh produce a plenty, with a sprinkling of merchandise, snacks, bakery goods and protein. It is worth a trip. Make sure you bring carrying bags just incase you shop for several items and can not carry everything in your arms.

Everett farmers market is where it's at! A wonderful variety of different vendors, farms, crafts, arts. Great way to connect and shop locally. I would really recommend swinging by, it's worth the visit!

I love this farmers market! Has soo many cool booths and yummy foods! Tons of people and really packed so be aware! There is some spots where there is free parking, and there are some that cost, just depends on what you can find! Great fun, beautiful flowers, gorgeous artwork, jewelry and more!

Looking good in 2025. Always best to arrive early, otherwise the best flavors and products run out. If there is a line or a crowd, then it's definitely worth taking a look for sure!

Had a great time talking with all the vendors. All the shoppers were engaging as well. My favorite NW market.

Great farmers market! Lots of quality vendors, variety of crafts, ready made foods, alcoholic treats, and tons of beautiful/inexpensive flowers. Veggies, meats and fish from local sources. Easy to get to with a good amount of parking and scenic venue. Highly recommend!

This is a very nice market. The size is smaller but there is still so much offered! There are some really good places to buy lunch. La Polina has great crepes. The Filipino place has good lumpia and very friendly people. There are multiple places with baked goods. There is also a pizza place and Indian food. Parking in the surrounding streets is usually pretty easy to find. I usually get a space within a few blocks. It is on a hill though, so you might have to walk up and down the hill. It can get steep. All the vendors are friendly. The people walking around are great, too. It's a nice, fun atmosphere. I saw a sign pointing to bathrooms but didn't go there, so I'm not sure what they are like. But I'm glad they have them available. There isn't much shade available on a sunny day. I suggest wearing sunscreen and a hat.

Nice street fair. But, it is not a Farmer's Market! Not one veggie or piece of fruit for sale. Change the name. Not A Farmer's Market.

I really like this farmers market. We've tried all of the big ones in the area and generally go to Lake Stevens for the band and so my son can play, but I generally only look at stands and don't buy as much because food is more pricey and lower quality. Snohomish is fun but way too crowded for me and I also feel like it's more expensive. Everett feels more like a down to earth farmers market geared towards the locals. It's more pragmatic than the other ones in the area and less crowded - it reliably has the staples we need to cook for the week, like firetail farms that has micro greens, a nice fresh mushroom stand, a delicious perogi stand with $15 perogis (try the compounded butter!) that makes dinner a 3 minute prep affair, and numerous veggie and fruit stands. My three other favorite stands are a garlic stand that has beautiful braids of garlic for $45 ($3 per garlic) and with many kinds of varieties that taught me how garlic should actually taste and that stays good for almost a year. The other is a hummus and pita place where we stock up on staples (vegan friendly too) for the week. Finally, a big tip is to look for the tucked away little flower shop that only takes cash - most of the time we go they have some seriously beautiful arrangements for $10, and they even gave my son a sunflower for free! There's a more expensive stand that's more prominent and takes card but their arrangements aren't as eye catching and costs $15.

I love this Farmers Market! We have visited it quite a bit since moving to Everett, multiple times each year. Each time finding amazing gems! We also love to bring our guests who visit from out of town! This year, our favorite purchase is the strawberries from "Our Family Farm." The quality of strawberry for the price points listed are more than fair! We always buy 6 pints for $24, the box lasts us (a house of 2) 7 days! Outside of the strawberries, there are many stands with beautiful works of art, delicious produce, soaps, aromatherapy, wine, etc. The limit of what you'll find at this market is endless!

We were happy to walk the farmers market just before it officially opened and right at the start- plenty of different vendors- local artists, produce, food, drinks and fun. I bought several items from various small businesses, including a bib and bag from a sewing artist, a couple of wonderful sun catchers from a lady with a glow forge machine and tried some tasty baked goods. John really enjoyed the cookies we got from one table! I was highly tempted to purchase a shawl from another local artist! If you are in the area- I highly recommend.

A decent amount of vendors, a mix of food and goods. Several fresh food choices. Located in Downtown so can walk to other parts of downtown during your visit. Drew a fair amount of foot traffic during our visit.

THEY MOVED THE LOCATION OF THIS FARMERS MARKET. I definitely loved the old location of the market, with it being on the water. But I just went yesterday and they moved it into town, kinda next to Angel of the Winds Area. Looks like the market grew in size though, so maybe they moved cuz they needed more space. Wish this new location had tables set up to eat at, but I do like this location as well, since it's more in the city.

The Indian food stand alone is reason to come here! I have never tasted something so delicious! I wasn't sure what to get but i kept seeing the word Chaat so i figured I had to get something with that in the name so tater tot chaat it was! Oh my goodness this is so tasty, Tator tots cooked to perfection, topped with rice crispy textured bits, sauces and so much amazing goodness. Honestly i dont even know what all it was topped with but i loved it and the folks here were so nice that i suggest chatting them up to find out more!

There are quite a few stalls with nice fruits and vegetables, some you can't find in the standard grocery store, and lots of fresh flowers. There's a fairly good variety of vendors. It's not the biggest, most exciting farmer's market I've ever been to, but I usually find a number of things I'm interested in and at least a couple of things or more I purchase and take home. My personal local favorite is the 3 Generations Jam stall which has lots of tasty jam choices--try the rhubarb jam, it's very good!

Never been to a farmers market where dogs aren't allowed. I moved to Everett from MN so looked forward to frequenting the market but my dog has always tagged along at other markets and even brew pubs. I'll find another one to spend my money at.

Dog friendly event . Lots of fresh fruit & veggies and fun vendors. 3-4 Food trucks available. About 3-4 blocks of fun to walk . Free parking on weekends near by .

I found Everett Station Farmers Market during the summer after I meet with a local business which mentioned about the local market. Mike of Digby Roberts and Associates said the Everett Station Farmers Market is a wonderful place to get local fruits, vegetables, breads, pastries and good for good prices. I bought everything I need that would've bought at a grocery store, now I am a fan of farmers markets.

The Everett Farmers Market runs every Sunday from 11am-4pm May through October. Free parking can be found in designated parking areas as well as in surrounding areas. Some vendors accept credit cards while others accept pre-purchased tokens. One can purchase these tokens at the entrance end of the marker with their debit/credit card. In return one will receive wooden tokens/coins that can be applied towards their purchases. If you like local like I do, you'll love this market. Fresh fruit, vegetables, baked goods, flowers, several lunch options and unique local wares.

Cool little farmers market with a good amount of variety and lots of great colors and aromas. Several different booths with seasonal produce, along with specialties like mushrooms (!!!), flower arrangements, sauces, fish, soaps, and crafts. Several little restaurant booths and bakeries too if you're too hungry to wait, including at least one vegan spot. Everyone with whom we interacted was very friendly and happy to talk about their products; the vibe was one of "we're proud of our stuff" rather than "please buy something," which was nice. A few random thoughts: 1. There is often live music at one or both ends of the market. It is often not very good. 2. They put all of the flower stands together, right next to each other. That seems odd...competition must get pretty hot! 3. In the fall, if the Seahawks are playing an east coast game, come here early before the game is over! Less crowded and some places offer discounts. 4. The location is at one of the most remote corners of everett's waterfront. It's halfway to Canada. It's too bad they can't do the market closer to town where more people could check it out, but I'm sure there's a reason... Definitely worth checking out on a Sunday. Closes in October when the harvests are winding down and the weather turns to crap.

We happened to be in town in a Sunday and were happy to get to explore a new farmers market to us. We are vendors at a market in the Midwest, so always love to see something slightly new and different. We arrived very early and were pleased at how clearly the parking and route to the market was marked. They work hard to keep the pedestrians safe and some people had to walk quite a ways! We really loved the selection of vendors that were there. The fresh fruit had our mouths watering and there was a nice mix of artisans and flowers too - just so fun for us! I expected a few more food vendors, but it was also nice to not have too many. The layout was great and not too crowded. We are very happy that we got to check this out.

This review is for the Sunday market at the Everett Marina. The location is quite scenic by the water. There are limited covered seating area. The market has a good selections of vendors. Don't go expecting deals because the produce and fruit prices are higher than at the grocery stores but they are super fresh! There are plenty of parking available. I would recommend going early to avoid the afternoon heat. We went at 2 on a Sunday in late July and it was too hot.

Never been a huge fan of farmers markets but thought I would try it out. Quite a bit of variety of vendors highlighted Olive oil organic fruits and vegetables (organic) Nice Flowers, food carts pizza, tacos etc. (Kambucha one was a surprise) Mike s mugs that sells mugs. Spiced ketchup stall Some BBQ sauce Almond butter stall A couple of meat vendors Good quality meats. Bought some hot sauces, jams, pasta, kimchi, Bread, a savory almond based sauce All from different vendors Tried a bunch of stuff already... Nothing Outstanding or something I would make a special trip for. It is eclectic and refreshing but a bit overpriced Than usual visit to Whole Foods or other chain grocers. If you must buy the tree ripened Best tasting peaches (per vendor)....and support local small farms it's your place. It's by the water so it's a nice family outing.

Still love shopping here every Sunday while it's in season!!!! You can look around but can't buy anything til 11am...so I recommend you come right before 11am for great parking because if you wait til after 11am...parking gets crazy pack.

I want to give the vendors all 5 stars - hanging out all day every weekend is a chore and thank you for doing this. BUT - if I could give ZERO stars, I would give the bonehead who decided to move the venue to Wetmore ZERO stars. What a horrible decision. Gave up ambiance and the water and the kites and just the whole loveliness of being by the water, for room on a hot street downtown. Maybe it was decided due to the construction at the marina. Maybe. But it still is a sucky, awful place to have a farmer's market. One of the main draws for our family to go was to wander to the vendors, grab something to eat and then sit and watch the kites and boats and the occasional seal swim by. Now, the view is building after building and the building of more buildings. Not attractive. Not pleasing. Not worth going to again.

This is an awesome little farmers market right along the water in Everett. It's open from 11am-4pm and the vendors can be found on their website. Parking was ample and FREE!!! There was great selection of things to see and do, from fresh organic fruit to local wines with free tastings! We will definitely be going back on the weekends to get out of the house and get to know our local businesses.

I LOVE how big and expansive this market has become! It's busy, bustling, LOTS of booths with many options. The florals are gorgeous and produce is delicious. I don't love that parking is now $2 and there are millions of dogs...my daughter tripped over a leash when a dog ran in front of her while walking. It's a little much in such a crowded environment. Will it stop us from enjoying this lovely market? Of course not. Thank you Everett for bringing us a market!!

If I could give 0 stars I would. I went here on Sunday and the place call Crabby crab cakes ( I'm pretty sure it's called" gave my mom and I food poisoning. We were sick Monday- Wednesday. Went to the doctor and told us it was from that. I thought it was weird how they kept the fish in a bad and the mayo left out but assumed they had to be fine because they had people walking around the market checking everything out. But clearly no one knows how to do their job because this shouldn't happen. They guy was a total douche and I'm even more pissed it got me sick. That worst part it wasn't even that good. Lol. Be ware people don't go to the stand there.

My sister and I went there for fun one Saturday afternoon and we were not disappointed. We got there late in the day and the only complaint I have is that we didn't get there sooner. There are a wide variety of booths with different crafts, food, and totally awesome bouquets of flowers offered at very reasonable prices! Great way to spend a sunny afternoon in Everett.

I love the farmer's market. There are awesome vendors here and I love being able to get organic produce here. It's a fun way to pass some time on a Sunday. The only thing is... the dogs. So many dogs. I have seen big piles of dog poop (appetizing when they're serving food there,) people letting their dogs go on long leashes so you nearly trip over them, even dogs fighting. Personally I don't like having dogs around my food, so I don't eat at the market. It's just a matter of time before someone gets bit or trips over a dog or its leash. The other negative that we've found is that none of the vendors we've purchased from have been able to take credit or debit cards, so be sure to bring cash.

I went to the Everett Farmers Market this past Sunday with my family and it was a definite hit! There were lots of vendors and craftspeople and Bobs food offered excellent ribs, corn on the cod, strawberry shortcake and salad. did I mention the lemon vinagrette dressing? Wow! The choices for flowers were awesome and there were plants, veggies and baked goods galore! I did notice a few eccentrics with their pets in baby carriages, and I thought my dog was special! At the same place, on the marina, there is a diverse group of people sitting on the grass listening to the music offered by different bands each Sunday afternoon! The weather prefect, the crowd not too big...all in all it was a marvelous experience!

It's Mother's Day weekend. A beautiful Sunday we decided to go to the farmers market. We've been looking forward to it all week going to spend our Mother's Day there. We told our family not to get us bouquets that we would get them at the farmers market. We are very disappointed to find they jacked up the prices by $15. The $10 and $15 bouquets were not available and had been replace with $25 and $30 bouquet. When asking the different flower vendors if they were going to have $10 Bouquets they said yes next weekend their prices were higher because it was Mother's Day. Very disappointed that they would take such a day to increase their pocket profit. Also disappointing was to find out that we were gonna charge $2 dollars to park from now on. Another way to fatten up their pockets. The Everett farmers market does a lot of business it's one of the biggest ones around no reason to up charge.

It's not a huge market but I definitely enjoy coming her on a nice (or even cloudy) Sunday! The horchata from the Mexican vendor is AMAZING. They also go to the Everett Mall farmers markets so I always find them once every two weeks to get my horchata fix. I also go for the pretty flowers (which the boyfriend buys of course ^_~) and to look at the interesting products that the vendors are selling. Parking for me has always been easy to find, even in the middle of the day.

Since when do you have to pay to park at the farmer's market? Even though it is only $2, I refuse, on principal, to pay to attend a farmer's market. This market is at the Port and we don't live in Everett, so the only way to go is to drive. Too bad for the people who sell there as we would easily drop $100-150 each Sunday.

This farmers market is (by far) the best I've been to in a long while. Not only is the setting just perfect but there are great vendors of all kinds happily sharing their goods. I had the best Dim Sum of my life here! There's a lady putting out mind-blowing Asian food. Look for her and tell her Raea sent ya! If produce or jewelry are more of your special interest, you will leave with more than you bargained for. Not only do you get to experience a fantastic summertime weekly event, but you get to do it in one of the most beautiful places anywhere, the Pacific Northwest. The only reason this market doesn't get 5 stars is because they have some parking issues.

Not interested anymore since they now that there is a charge to park. I don't pay to park at grocery stores either. $2 for 20 minutes it takes to buy food for the week? I think not. Also PLEASE ban the dogs.

I love Farmers Markets, so moving to Everett and finding out they had a FM, I was ecstatic. Lots of variety, Lots of flowers (I mean lots of flowers), some vegetables, and way too many strollers with obnoxious drivers. Easy parking as well. Definitely encourage a visit (withOUT strollers).

This farmers market is ALWAYS packed, which means its a wonderful way to spend a Sunday! It has a huge variety of vendors that allows you to shop for a lot of different things while you are there. I personally go for the fresh produce, the pastries and the flowers. They have vendors selling cheese, freshly cooked meals, grass fed meat, fruit (raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, apricots, plums, cherries), flowers, fresh produce(carrots, celery, cauliflower, kale, beets, peas and more!), jewelry and of course those baked goods. You have to get the chocolate croissants while you are there! They are delectable and are always a nice treat for the ride back home :) The flowers are so beautiful and usually last a few days. I still have mine from last Sunday and they are not even starting to wilt. The people there are very nice and always have great deals on the items they are selling. The vendors like establishing relationships with those individuals and genuinely want to give them the best deal. I can't wait to go next Sunday for that chocolate croissant and some new flowers! Plus the farmers market is at the Port of Everett so you get a beautiful view of the water and get to walk along the dock while looking at all the items for sale. You will end up buying much more than you expected but thats only because of all the wonderful things there!

Liked it for sure! Ended up in Everett this past Sunday morning so had a chance to go, would definitely go again if in the neighborhood. There seemed like a fair amount of vendors, lots of produce vendors, craft vendors (although one was a bit anti-customer) and it's also a great location.

Why why why do people think it's okay to bring their dogs to a place like this? Makes no sense at all. First I found it annoying to keep getting tangled in leashes. One gal even told me to watch where I was going. Next I saw dogs pissing next to food preparation areas while the owners were not paying attention. The last straw was stepping in a pile of shit. The organizers need to ban dogs. It's sick.

If you ever miss the Saturday Farmers Market in Edmonds, many of the same vendor sell on Sundays in Everett. Vegetables, baked goods, flowers, and some crafts.

Nice place to visit on a Sunday afternoon during the Summer. Fresh produce, baked goods, art, plants, food to eat, etc.

This is my favorite farmers market and I frequent quite a few! It has all my favorite vendors and is right on the water which always makes for a beautiful Sunday morning no matter how much black velvet I have consumed the night before! Al pastor street tacos, Hawaiian shave ice and some trufflestack cheese from the Mt. Townsend Creamery are a MUST! Also stop by the Twin Sister's stand for a great saucy experience! Their pho sauce has all natural ingredients and is a great addition to a variety of dishes! I try to visit this market as much as I can throughout the season!

I recently went to the Everett farmer's market for the first time this season. I really wish we had the weather to have the market year round. It gets crowded quickly so be prepared to hunt for a parking space. Only a few vendors take debit/credit so be sure to have cash or go to the managers booth where you can use credit or debit to get tokens to use with the vendors. Try Snohomish Bakery for amazing breads and goodies or Gothberg Farms for delicious goat cheese. I also tried for the first time los chilangos food truck and it was fantastic!!

The Everett Farmer's Market is great with a good variety of vendors. The fresh vegies are excellent and purchased a beautiful handmade Lazy Susan. My only complaint is as we were leaving and thirsty we stopped at a small lemonade stand with different flavors of lemonade. Each small cup half filled with ice was $3 and had absolutely no flavor at all. Other than that stand I recommend this Farmer's Market.