Quarter Year

Seattle Area Farmers Markets

June 10, 2010 at 10:07 pm

The following information is all courtesy of Fresh Picked Seattle. They are responsible for making this beautiful map, so please visit their site!

Saturdays = Blue
Sundays = Green
Tuesdays = Purple
Wednesday = Red
Thursdays = Yellow
Fridays = Aqua
Note: There are also markets in Redmond (Saturday) and Sammamish (Friday) not shown on the map. Click below for details.

Icons with dots are closed for part of the year. Click the marker for specifics.

View the Seattle Farmers Markets in a larger map. (external link)

Listings by day of the week:

Saturdays

U-District Farmers Market
Year-round. 9am-2pm
Corner of University Way & NE 50th

Magnolia Farmers Market
June 5 – Sept 25, 10am-2pm
Next to the Magnolia Community Center at 2550 34th Avenue West.

Bellevue Farmers Market
June 5 – Nov 20, 10 – 2pm
Washington Square
10610 NE 8th St

Kent Farmers Market
June 5th – Sept 25th
2nd Ave & Smith St in downtown Kent

Edmonds Farmers Market
July 3rd to Oct 2nd, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
(Closed Aug. 14th due to the Taste of Edmonds)
Downtown Edmonds on 5th Street from Main at the fountain to Bell and east up Bell Street around Centennial Plaza.

Georgetown Farmers Market
June 5 to Sept 25, 10:00am – 3:00 pm
Located on the grounds of the original Rainier Brewery, 6000 Airport Way S in the Georgetown District, between the General Offices building and the old Malt House.

Redmond Saturday Market
May 1 – Oct 30, 9am-3pm
7730 Leary Way NE

Sundays

West Seattle Farmers Market
Year-round, 10am – 2pm
The ‘Junction’ at California Ave SW and SW Alaska.

Ballard Market
Year-round, 11am – 3pm
5330 Ballard Ave NW.

Broadway Farmers Market
May 19 – Dec 19, 11am – 3pm;

Lake Forest Park Farmers Market
May 9 – Oct 10
Intersection of SR 522 and Hwy 104.

Meadowbrook Farmers Market
June 6 to October 31, 11am to 3pm
2728 NE 100th Street 98125

Mercer Island Farmers Market
June 20th – Oct 17th, 11am – 3pm
SE 32nd Street at Mercerdale Park

Tuesdays

Renton Farmers Market
June 1 – Sept 28, 3 – 7pm
At the Piazza
3rd and Burnett
Downtown Renton

Wednesdays

Columbia City Farmers Markets
Apr 28 – Oct 20, 3-7pm,
Rainier Ave South and South Edmonds.

Kirkland Market
May 5 – Oct 13, 2-7pm
Marina Park, Kirkland

Wallingford Farmers Market
May 19 – Sept 29, 3-7pm
Parking lot of Wallingford Center.

Sammamish Farmers Market
May 19 – Sept 29, 4-8pm
801 228th Ave. SE

Thursdays

Lake City Farmers Market
June 3 – October 7, 3 to 7 pm,
Next to the Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE.

Olympic Sculpture Park Farmers Market
July 15 to September 9, 3:30-7:30 p.m
Corner of Western Avenue and Broad Street, at the northern edge of the Belltown District.
(206) 654-3100

Queen Anne Market
May 20 – October 7, 3-7 pm
W. Crockett St. at Queen Anne Ave. N

Bellevue Farmers Market
May 13 – Oct 14, 3 – 7pm
First Presbyterian Church of Bellevue
1717 Bellevue Way NE
(425) 454-3082

Fridays

Madison Madrona Farmers Market
May 14 to September 24, 3-7 p.m.
The corner of Martin Luther King, Jr. Way and E. Union Street.

Phinney Farmers Market
May 28 through October 1, 3-7pm,
Phinney Neighborhood Center, at 67th and Phinney Ave N.

Bothell Farmers Market
June 4 – Sept 24, Noon-6pm
Country Village
23718 Bothell Everett Hwy

[Updated 6/2010]

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Free Meditation in Seattle

May 25, 2010 at 10:35 pm

by Mike

Hey people – I was tired of doing Google searches and bookmarking bs, so I compiled this schedule of free meditation opportunities in Seattle. Thought I’d share.

Please help complete this list! If you know of other places or events, leave a note in the comments. Anywhere in the greater Seattle area is welcome, any religion or practice. The only requirement is that it be free and regularly occurring. The idea of this list is, “Hey, I want to meditate with others today. Where can I go do that?” So this list doesn’t include classes or anything that requires registration, it’s just places where you can drop in without paying and meditate with others. SCHEDULE

SUNDAYS
7:00am-7:40 SYMC (Shoreline)
9:00am-Noon Nalanda (Fremont) – 40 minutes sitting and 10 minutes walking
9:00am-Noon Shambhala (Madison Valley) – Calm Abiding with walking
9:30am-10:30 Seattle Soto Zen, (Fremont)
10:00am Sakya (Greenlake) – Chenrezi
10:00am-11:00 ONLY first Sundays Nalanda (Fremont) – Varja Spot, Chenrezi
10:00am -11:30 Trikaya (Fremont) – 30min Sitting, 40min talking
7:00pm-8:30 Nalanda (Fremont) – Green Tara
7:00pm-8:30 Dharma Punx (Capitol Hill) – Group meditation with occasional discussion following the sit. “Donation-based.”

MONDAYS
6:30pm-7:30 Shambhala (Madison Valley) – Calm Abiding
6:30pm The Way of Seeing (Laurelhurst)

TUESDAYS
7:00pm-8:30pm SIOM (Greenlake) – Sitting group
7:30pm-9:00 ONLY 1st and 3rd Tuesdays SYMC (Shoreline)

WEDNESDAYS
6:30pm-6:55 Nalanda (Fremont)

THURSDAYS
6:30pm-7:30 Shambhala (Madison Valley) – Intro, calm abiding with walking
7:00pm-8:30 SIOM (U-District) – 3x 25-minute sitting group
7:00pm-8:50 BodhiHeart Sangha (Capitol Hill??) – Mindfulness
7:00pm-8:30 Trikaya (Fremont) – Sitting
8:00pm Sakya (Greenlake) – Chenrezi

FRIDAYS
7:00pm Sakya (Greenlake) – Calm Abiding short sits
7:30pm Sakya (Greenlake) – Calm Abiding long sits
7:30pm-9:00 SYMC (Shoreline) – Satsang

SATURDAYS
6:30-8:00pm ONLY Saturdays following 3rd Friday SYMC (Shoreline) – All ages

FULL MOON DAYS
Sakya (Greenlake) – Green Tara

ADDRESSES & PHONE NUMBERS
SYMC – 17529 15th Ave. NE, Shoreline – 206-417-7282
Nalanda West – 3902 Woodland Park Ave. N, Seattle – 206-529-8258
Trikaya Zen Center – 816 N. 38th St, Seattle
Shambhala – 3107 E Harrison St, Seattle – 206-860-4060
Seattle Soto Zen – 101 Nickerson St., Seattle
BodhiHeart Sangha
Sakya – 108 NW 83rd St, Seattle – 206-789-2573
The Way of Seeing – 4000 NE 41st St, Seattle (Telaris Conference Center) – 206-949-7933
SIOM – 916 NE 65th St., Seattle – 206-517-4541
Dharma Punx Broadway & Republican at All Pilgrims’ Church – FB Page

Updated 5/26/10

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