South Perry Farmers' Market

WIC is part of the regular shopping picture at South Perry Farmers' Market, where participating vendors also take Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program vouchers and the market accepts EBT/SNAP with Market Match. Set at 924 South Perry St in Spokane, the market brings together farm produce, prepared foods, baked goods, flowers, pantry items, and handmade goods in the Perry District. The vendor lineup stretches from hardneck garlic and certified organic fruit to Iraqi food, Ethiopian coffee and bread, and a mobile fish market with wild Pacific seafood.

Why it matters locally

The market’s nutrition-program reach is unusually central to how it operates: WIC, SNAP/EBT, Market Match, and Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program vouchers are all part of the market’s setup. South Perry Farmers’ Market is also organized as a 501c3 and names work with Arabic, Spanish, and Ukrainian communities, Grant Elementary students, and food insecure partners. In Spokane’s Perry District, that means the market is not only a place to buy food but also a place built around access and neighborhood participation. Its current season is marked as the association’s 23rd season, showing a long-running presence in this part of the city.

What you'll find there

The mix here is broad without drifting away from food. Produce farms, flower growers, bakers, prepared-food vendors, and pantry makers are joined by a sizable craft group, so a visit can lean grocery-focused or more gift-and-snack oriented depending on the week.

• -Pick up summer berries including strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, and yellow raspberries from Aichele Farms.
• -Find certified organic apples, peaches, nectarines, cherries, apricots, plums, and pears from CLS Farms.
• -Shop vegetables grown for the Spokane area by Full Bushel Farm.
• -Bring home produce and plant starts from Groffman’s Fresh Produce, grown in Colbert without synthetic amendments.
• -Look for gourmet hardneck garlic grown with sunlight and compost at Inland Garlic.
• -Add mixed salad greens, sunflower, radish, and pea microgreens from Pine River Growers.
• -Choose grassfed beef, lamb, Berkshire pork, and pasture raised poultry from Ramstead Ranch.
• -Order wild-caught Pacific seafood such as Red Sockeye salmon, Pacific cod, halibut, sablefish, and yellow-eye rockfish from Captain Rob’s Wild Seafood.
• -Eat Ethiopian food with tea, coffee, and fresh bread from Amen Ethiopian Cafe.
• -Go for street tacos, tamales, quesadillas, elotes, esquites, and aguas frescas at Las Delicias de Isa.
• -Take home seasonal pies made with local ingredients from Bean & Pie.
• -Pick up sourdough breads, pastries, cookies, and granola from Sevie’s.
• -Grab fresh bouquets grown in Deer Park from Forbes Farm.
• -Browse hand poured soy candles and wax melts from Bungalow Candle Studio.
• -Check out Spokane-themed prints, drinkware, apparel, and paper goods from Mad Merica Design.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, and the market does not list restrooms on site. The market is located at 924 South Perry St in Spokane’s Perry District, a setting that places it directly on South Perry rather than in a fairground or parking-lot location. Food choices range from ready-to-eat vendors such as Hapa Hawaiian Grill, The Cuban Way Food Truck, and Jerusalem Middle Eastern Cuisine to home-use staples like produce, eggs, honey, flowers, and bread. The association also notes KERNEL kids participants plus cornhole and Connect 4 among market activities.

Payments & SNAP

EBT/SNAP cards are accepted at South Perry Farmers' Market, and the market also offers Market Match. Participating vendors accept WIC and Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program vouchers, giving shoppers multiple ways to use food-benefit programs across the market. Payment methods are clearly identified by the market.