Sequim Farmers Market

At the Civic Center Community Plaza in downtown Sequim, the Sequim Farmers Market sets up on Saturdays with a stated roster of 50 vendors and a strong emphasis on food access programs. The market runs at the corner of Sequim Avenue and Washington Street, giving it a central in-town location for a weekly stop focused on produce, artisans, and market incentives. One visitor described coming every weekend for the fresh vegetable selection and the variety of vendors, a useful snapshot of the market’s draw beyond a quick errand.

Why it matters locally

The Sequim Farmers Market ties its downtown location to programs that put spending power directly into shoppers’ hands. Kids’ Day gives the first 50 children who stop by the Market Information Booth $3 to spend on fruits and vegetables at the market, while Senior Appreciation Day gives the first 50 seniors $2 to spend anywhere in the market. Every Saturday, the first 25 guests who show a reusable bag at the Market Information Booth receive $2 to spend anywhere in the market, linking weekly shopping with a simple waste-reduction habit.

The market also highlights food accessibility and sustainability in its own program materials, and it accepts SNAP/EBT. That combination gives the market a practical local role: it is not only a place to browse on a Saturday, but also a place where incentive programs are built into the regular market routine.

What you'll find there

The clearest picture here is breadth rather than a published vendor-by-vendor roster. The market identifies itself as a farmers and artisans market, and a visitor review points to fresh vegetables, coffee, baked goods, and a wide mix of vendors in a single Saturday visit.

• -Find fresh vegetable shopping at the market, noted by a regular visitor for its produce selection.
• -Grab hot coffee from a vendor before shopping the rest of the plaza.
• -Pick up something sweet from a bakery stall mentioned by a visitor review.
• -Browse a wider mix of farmers and artisan vendors under the market’s own name and materials.

Monthly and weekly promotions add another layer to the visit, with Kids’ Day, Senior Appreciation Day, and reusable-bag rewards centered on the Market Information Booth.

Know before you go

No dogs is the policy here, a detail that can change plans before you head downtown. The market takes place at the corner of Sequim Avenue and Washington Street on the Civic Center Community Plaza, so the setting is straightforward if you are aiming for central Sequim rather than a fairground or parking-lot market. If you are unloading for the community booth, loading zones are available on Sequim Avenue or Cedar Street before 8:30 AM.

The market’s own materials list a phone number and email for the director, and they also point shoppers toward a market map, which suggests a setup meant to be navigated stall by stall rather than as a single fixed storefront. One visitor framed it as a Saturday morning stop with time for coffee, bakery browsing, and shopping, which matches the market’s five-hour window.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Sequim Farmers Market. The market also promotes additional food-access incentives: shoppers who bring a full packet of WIC or Senior FMNP vouchers to the market booth receive an additional $40 in market tokens to use on fruit and vegetables. Separate weekly and monthly booth-based spending incentives for kids, seniors, and reusable-bag users add to that payment picture.