Arlington is one of those little towns where you're not really sure what the vibe is but it's cute…read moreand you have to explore. Immediately upon entering the market I found their towns time capsule. The park this market is at is perfect for a stroll and when you buy food from one of the local vendors you can find a nice spot on the grass to enjoy it. There were a lot of Christmas themed booths and toy drives plus a duo reading Christmas stories on stage when I walked by at the end of July. Normally this would be weird but I love the PNWs randomness and wouldn't question it. Or visit one of their friendly booths to inquire about Arlington. Zipped Stocking Co was the first stand to catch my full attention. These stockings are handmade to hold so many goodies. An entire wine bottle can comfortably nest in these and you can zip it up for safe keeping. The feel of these is so soft and they have the cutest designs like festive avocados! Magik Bathtime had really cool bath bundles that they're raffling off and I'm sure everyone would love to win one! I love the dreamy look of their collections. One stand I will definitely be looking up online is Pacific North Tess. Everything about this booth is perfection. They print your dogs custom portrait on a t shirt or sweater, have all too relatable bumper stickers, plus groovy tye dye attire.

Garden treasures is a cute spot-- it offers a lot of variety regarding crops and other goods, and…read moreit's just overall a very nice spot to walk around in, especially in the summertime! I am ALL for buying local, and if you can afford it, this spot could be perfect for you... I think most will find it's not the most affordable. Example-- they are selling a box of apples for $35 but you could easily buy 20 pounds of apples for $20 from many of the local families in Stanwood/Mt Vernon/ Arlington. Garlic bulbs at Garden treasures are 20$ a pound-- again, you can get boxes of garlic bulbs for much cheaper from other nearby family farms. I could go on. Again, if you can afford it, this is a cool one stop shop for good crops. For my family (we are farmers too) it's just way too expensive/ not a good bang for your buck at all... especially in this economy. My suggestion is-- look to FB marketplace for amazing deals on seasonal crops, you'll get a lot more for your dollar and you're still shopping local.

We stopped by here to get some local produce. The prices were kind of steep, but everything was…read morefresh. They also carry some other items from other parts of Washington. Besides produce, they also have local cheese and snacks along with a couple of grocery items. We didn't go into the nursery but the bouquet arrangements and potted flowers were beautiful. You have to ring the bell at the checkout, and someone will be there right away to help you. Service was friendly and prompt after ringing the bell.

We have really enjoyed the Farmer's Market in Everett this year. We have even found some favorites…read morelike the fresh mango-pineapple salsa, fresh to market carrots and corn, the folks selling beautiful stones, and various other handcrafted goodies. We'll be back next weekend!

Love this little market. So many cute things to buy and good baked goods and food. The lumpia was…read moreono!

Cute little Farmers Market but mostly crafts not produce. We got some bubbly honey orange mead and…read morepasties. Would come again if we are here again.

Mostly arts and crafts. Only a handful of produce stands - with a very limited selection. Only 1…read morevendor with berries and the strawberries looked less ripe than those carried at Payless grocery store on the island.

The Jefferson county farmer's market is the hub of a small, unique and beautiful community. The…read moremarket is about food, farmers, music, art, craft and loving this wonderful, yet strangely shaped, county. How DID those county lines get drawn? There must be a story there. Aside from great people, you will find produce, hand-crafts, meals, baked goods, coffee, Kombucha and more that I have probably overlooked. What you won't find is dogs. Sadly, dogs are not allowed. Even nice ones. But now let's talk about goats. Get this: The market opens every year in April (I think) with a goat parade!!!!!!!!! Mind blown. A goat parade? Yes! Goats marching to music! I LOVE GOATS! Okay beyond my obsession with goats, here is some useful info: The market is currently twice a week. Wednesday is mostly food. Saturday is food, art, and the works.

Excellent local farmers market with a real community ambiance…read more Get some waffles and a cup of coffee. Then curl up on a bench and listen to some outstanding musicians from Port Townsend. So many local vendors show up , and even some from nearby Whidbey Island. Friendly folks and a welcoming vibe.

I adore this market and have created a lot of good connections here. This past season I got food…read morefrom the Skagit table and was food poisoned. The owner was extremely aggressive towards me when I brought it to her attention. I would recommend avoiding this booth. Rotten eggs!

By far my favorite farmers market in the Snohomish area. This market had a few streets blocked off,…read moreeach time I thought I was near the end, I found a new area to turn into and explore. At the end of the street I found a few food options. The most amazing Filipino food from 88 Cues, irresistible salsas and masala chai, and so much more to try. I ended up buying a bowl cozy at this market. The stand I bought it from has been at other markets and each time I wonder if I really need one. Honestly this is the most underrated and useful item in your household and if you are a camping person then you will love a little bowl holder. Mine has a Mexican skull theme and my husbands is super Mario bros. They're so cute and nicely crafted. I also bought some chicken earrings from Alpine Rio creations. They're beautiful and when I asked if they came in a darker wood color, the artist offered to make me a pair. How amazing is that! I loved the studs and will surely be buying more next time I see them, their work is so cute!

I found Everett Station Farmers Market during the summer after I meet with a local business which…read morementioned about the local market. Mike of Digby Roberts and Associates said the Everett Station Farmers Market is a wonderful place to get local fruits, vegetables, breads, pastries and good for good prices. I bought everything I need that would've bought at a grocery store, now I am a fan of farmers markets.

Went by today, there is 0, none, nada for a farmers market there. Its only the train station and…read moreparking. Nothing else there.

$24 in a flat for choosing to pick your own raspberries…read more The lady that works there was very welcoming, genuine and friendly. She also provided valuable tips on how to select and pick raspberries. Loved how the raspberries tasted very fresh and delicious! Can be consumed on its own or with other foods. We also shared some with our family members. Outstanding customer service from the staff. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and would love to return. Wear comfy rain boots or shoes. Highly recommend.

This was a really cute farm with lovely views and an abundance of berries to pick. We picked…read morestrawberries and raspberries and got a flat in no time! For some berries, you do have to take a wagon out, but it's free to take and the driver was helpful and kind. Berries are reasonable, maybe a little on the pricey end for upick from my experience other places (but might just be the going rate these days). A lovely place and experience!

Gorgeous open wide space for the farmers market. It was a cool day out, plenty of options. Got some…read morereally good Rainer cherries here.

Great local market-- amazing pizza, oysters, lots of crafts, organic produce, handmade soap, coffee…read moreby donation. Kids play areas, live music.. really beautiful setting. Very quaint. This is a rural country type of place. A gathering spot. Tilth is a non-profit promoting sustainable agriculture and healthy soil.