Methow Valley Farmers Market

Methow Valley Farmers Market runs every Saturday in Twisp from the second Saturday in April through the end of October, bringing together a farmer's and crafter's market in one stop. That pairing shapes the visit: alongside fresh, clean, locally grown food, you'll also find work by makers from Twisp, Winthrop, Mazama, Carlton, Okanogan, and the wider Methow Valley. The result is a market that leans as much into regional craft as it does produce, with vendor offerings that range from certified organic vegetables and naturally grown fruit to etched pottery, sterling silver jewelry, handblown glass, and chair massage.

What you'll find there

The mix here runs wide, but it stays rooted in farm goods and handmade work from the Methow Valley and nearby towns. Food shoppers can piece together produce, fruit, honey, bread, pastries, pickles, coffee, and fermented pantry staples, while craft tables add a strong showing of jewelry, pottery, textiles, glass, prints, and sewn goods.

• -Pick up certified organic produce and cultured foods from Willow Brook Farm in Carlton.
• -Look for naturally grown fruit from fourth-generation Smallwood Farms in Okanogan.
• -Find pure natural honey from Methow Gold Honey.
• -Choose plant-based baked goods handcrafted in Winthrop from Cassa Roll Plant Based Pastries.
• -Bring home handmade gluten-free sourdough breads and baked goods from Bread Flower.
• -Stock up on handcrafted miso and shoyu products from Creative Koji.
• -Browse organically grown produce and handmade silver jewelry from Red Shed Produce and Songbird Jewelry.
• -Gather handgrown flowers, bouquets, and plant starts from Moonlight Flower Farm in Winthrop.
• -Try homemade pickles from Pioneer Pickles, which also brings toddler dresses and bouquets.
• -Sip coffee from Chewuch Coffee.
• -Shop handcrafted organic-based clothing made in Mazama by Intertwined Designs.
• -See handcrafted sterling silver jewelry and accessories from Burnt Ginger Studios in Twisp.
• -Browse handmade sterling silver and copper jewelry from Ramble and Roam Designs.
• -Find botanical jewelry and art from Sass and Izzy in Okanogan County.
• -Take in handcrafted etched pottery by Emily Post Pottery in Twisp.
• -Add handmade pottery inspired by the maker's garden from Bat Cave Pottery.
• -Browse handblown glass for everyday use from Lucid Glassworks in Twisp.
• -Look for handwoven textiles from Flight Feather Farm.
• -Check original hand-drawn art and screenprinting from Fletched Designs.
• -Find original watercolor art inspired by the Pacific Northwest from Shannon Kay Artistry.
• -Book a chair massage with Dawn Heath, LMT.

Know before you go

There are no restrooms at the market, so plan that stop before you arrive. The market welcomes dogs, which can matter if you're traveling through Twisp with a pet or building the stop into a Saturday errand run. Shopping is concentrated into a short Saturday window from 9:00am to noon during the April-to-October season, so timing matters more here than at markets with all-day hours. The setup also mixes farm vendors with crafters rather than focusing only on produce, so a quick pass can easily turn into a longer browse through jewelry, pottery, textiles, and other handmade goods.