Headline
Headline
Back to Olympia, WA News

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.

Related Articles

Olympia, WALocal News

Teninos Agriculture Innovation Park Fosters Entrepreneurial Spirits Across Thurston County

The Tenino Agriculture Innovation Park, a project of the Thurston Economic Development Council, celebrates its ongoing expansion aimed at fostering local agricultural entrepreneurship. The park, which spans 15 acres, offers business space, an event center, and resources for food-related businesses. Thurston County Commissioner Wayne Fournier highlights its role in enhancing regional food sovereignty and addressing processing facility shortages for local ranchers.

Olympia, WALocal News

The Port of Olympia Helps Downtowns Beloved Hands On Childrens Museum Expand

The Hands On Children’s Museum in downtown Olympia plans to expand its offerings, aiming to enhance community engagement and tourism. The museum, which attracts over 300,000 visitors annually, collaborates with the Port of Olympia for this growth, which includes potential new partnerships and expanded facilities.

Olympia, WALocal News

South Sound Parent to Parent is a Resource Helping Families With Concerns About Maintaining Confidentiality in Autism and Other Protected Records

South Sound Parent to Parent (SSP2P) addresses parents' fears about autism diagnosis confidentiality following controversial remarks by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The organization emphasizes the importance of proper management of diagnosis records to ensure access to necessary services for children with autism.