Sammamish Farmers Market

Sammamish Farmers Market brings together a notably wide spread of foods and crafts, from ARK Foods' healthy chocolate made with dietary restrictions in mind to family activity vendors offering hands-on art and STEM projects. The market runs as a weekly Wednesday stop in Sammamish from May through September, with produce, plant starts, flowers, prepared food, bakery stalls, and maker booths all in the mix. That combination gives this market a distinct shape: part dinner plan, part grocery run, and part browse through small-batch goods and handmade work.

What you'll find there

Fresh produce and flowers share space here with a long prepared-food lineup and a sizable craft bench. The result is a market where a produce stop can turn into dinner, dessert, and a few non-food finds in one pass.

• -Pick up fresh fruits and vegetables from Brothers Farms.
• -Find fruits and vegetables at Jireh Farms.
• -Shop certified organic strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries from Hayton Farms Berries.
• -Bring home frozen berries from Sidhu Farms.
• -Look for fresh annual starts, bulbs, potted herbs, vegetable starts, and perennial starts from Cle Elum Flower Lady.
• -Choose fresh cut flowers from Dao Thao Garden.
• -Browse flowers and sweet sugar snap peas at Lofarm Garden.
• -Add mushrooms from Stems 'N Caps, a micro mushroom farm focused on mushrooms and education.
• -Order fresh fish and shrimp, plus tacos and clam chowder, from Five Hooks Seafood.
• -Grab Russian-style crepes from Blinchiki.
• -Sip authentic Indian chai and pair it with snacks from Chai Tapri.
• -Try dim sum dumplings, pork buns, and vegetable stir-fry noodles from Panda Dim Sum.
• -Go for Mexican dishes including tacos, soup, flautas, burritos, salsas, and aguas frescas at Rice, Beans & Happiness.
• -Eat through street-food-inspired Indian dishes such as chaat snacks, paneer wraps, biryani bowls, and pav bhaji from Soul Kitchen.
• -Take home croissants, cinnamon rolls, pies, macarons, and cookies from Pastry Lab.
• -Cool off with all-natural ice cream from Bluebird Ice Cream or local-ingredient kulphi from Kulphi Indian Ice Cream.
• -Browse honey, beeswax, candles, and beekeeping supplies from Bees in the 'Burbs.
• -Find hand-poured organic soy candles and cold-process soaps from Big Country Creations.
• -Let kids dive into face painting, henna, glitter bars, DIY crafts, art techniques, and STEM-inspired workshops with Aksharam Sammamish.

The market also schedules special event days and entertainment throughout the season.

Know before you go

Parking is listed at Mary, Queen of Peace Catholic Church, 1121 228th Ave SE, rather than directly at the market address on 228th Avenue SE, so that detail may shape how you arrive and where you start walking. Dogs are not allowed, and restrooms are listed as unavailable. The market address is 801 228th Ave SE, and the season runs on Wednesday afternoons and evenings from May through September. Payment methods are clearly posted by the market, which helps if you're planning to shop across produce stands, prepared-food vendors, and craft booths. For a direct market contact, the listed phone number is (425) 332-6571.