High Season Begins at Olympia Farmers Market

Olympia, WALocal News

The Olympia Farmers Market is set to launch its High Season on April 3, 2025, celebrating its 50th anniversary with a variety of engaging events and activities. Operating Thursday through Sunday, the market will showcase a diverse selection of local produce, fresh baked goods, and unique artisan products. Notably, every Thursday is designated as Senior Thursday, offering discounts to patrons aged 55 and older. The Lunch and Learn Program invites guests to connect with local chefs and artists, providing cooking demonstrations that highlight seasonal produce. Additionally, the market promotes food access with programs such as WIC and SNAP Market Match, allowing visitors to maximize their food purchasing power.

With more than 100 vendors and 400,000 visitors annually, the market plays a crucial role in the community's economy and social fabric. The commitment to education and accessibility reflects the market's dedication to fostering a vibrant local food culture. As spring blooms and the market comes alive, there are countless reasons to visit and explore.

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