Magnolia Farmers Market

Magnolia Farmers Market is part of a 501(c)(3) nonprofit effort centered on supporting local agriculture and local food access, giving this Saturday market a clear mission beyond weekly shopping. In Magnolia Village at W McGraw Street and 33rd Ave W, the market runs as one of the Seattle Neighborhood Farmers Markets organized by the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance. That framing matters here because the market combines a neighborhood-scale location with the same food access programs used across the organization’s markets, including EBT/SNAP and Market Match.

Why it matters locally

The Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance organizes Magnolia Farmers Market as part of a nonprofit network with a stated mission to support local agriculture and local food access. Across its seven markets, the organization allows local farmers and food only, with no crafts, and works with well over 100 local farms plus roughly 70 artisan food vendors across the system. That matters at Magnolia because the market is tied directly to a regional food economy rather than a mixed street fair model.

The market also builds local access into how shopping works. Magnolia accepts EBT/SNAP, Fresh Bucks, and WIC plus Senior FMNP through participating farmers, and SNAP users automatically receive an unlimited dollar-for-dollar match through the SNAP Market Match Program.

What you'll find there

Magnolia is part of a market system that keeps the mix focused on local farmers and food-only vendors rather than crafts. The strongest specifics here come through the market’s food access, onsite programs, and seasonal events rather than a published vendor-by-vendor roster for this page.

• -Shop from local farmers and food vendors only; the market network does not allow crafts.
• -Use EBT/SNAP at the market and receive SNAP Market Match through the Market Manager Booth.
• -Spend Fresh Bucks here as part of the market’s food access options.
• -Redeem WIC and Senior FMNP with participating farmers.

Chef Demo Dates at the Markets includes a Magnolia stop on June 20 with La Pasta from 11am to 1pm. Magnolia is also listed for Cherry Tastings on July 18, plus fall and holiday dates including a Fall Harvest Market on November 21 and a Holiday Market on December 5.

Know before you go

There are no restrooms at Magnolia Farmers Market, which is the detail most likely to affect a longer visit. The market is located at W McGraw Street and 33rd Ave W in Magnolia Village, with ample free street parking nearby. For accessibility, all markets are ADA accessible, and Magnolia has three designated ADA parking spaces: one on 32nd Avenue just north of McGraw, one on 32nd Avenue just south of McGraw, and one on 33rd Avenue just south of McGraw.

Dogs are welcome. If you are coming by transit, bus route 24 provides service from Downtown Seattle to the market area. The Market Manager Booth is also the place for SNAP Market Match and for checking in about busking space inquiries.

Payments & SNAP

Magnolia accepts EBT/SNAP, and SNAP shoppers automatically receive an unlimited dollar-for-dollar match through the SNAP Market Match Program. Fresh Bucks is accepted here, and WIC plus Senior FMNP are accepted by participating farmers. The Market Manager Booth handles SNAP Market Match transactions onsite.