The Holiday Night Market will be located on the plaza directly outside the museum. The plaza is a lovely garden space with pathways and a water feature and is ideally located to entice daytrippers and locals to explore the market and find something special. The museum has a weekend audience in the winter from the walk-off and drive-off ferry traffic and is the grand entryway to downtown Winslow’s businesses, the main street of Bainbridge Island. The island and surrounding area also have a great community of artists and art supporters—it’s a special part of the character of Bainbridge Island.

Opened in 2013, BIMA is located in downtown Winslow on Bainbridge Island in the heart of the Puget Sound region. The museum’s mission is to inspire curiosity, wonder, and understanding by connecting people with the contemporary art and craft of the Puget Sound region. BIMA would like to expand on this mission by bringing artists and craftspeople, vendors, as well as live musicians to animate the beautiful outdoor plaza of our campus.

https://www.biartmuseum.org/winter-night-market-vendor-information/

Port Orchard's source for local products since 1978

 Port Orchard Farmers Market was the first open-air market in Kitsap County. Our vendors provide local fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy, flowers, plants, crafts, prepared foods, and services.  We are a dog friendly market - for leashed and well behaved canines.  

Source: http://www.pofarmersmarket.com

Port Orchard's source for local products since 1978

 Port Orchard Farmers Market was the first open-air market in Kitsap County. Our vendors provide local fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy, flowers, plants, crafts, prepared foods, and services.  We are a dog friendly market - for leashed and well behaved canines.  

Source: http://www.pofarmersmarket.com

Join the kpm Community!

From small businesses just starting out to big companies wanting to lend a hand, there is a place for everyone at our market. We are looking for farmers & backyard growers, handcrafted items from artisans, talented local musicians, and sponsors to make 2024 the best year at KPM ever!

Port Orchard's source for local products since 1978

 Port Orchard Farmers Market was the first open-air market in Kitsap County. Our vendors provide local fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy, flowers, plants, crafts, prepared foods, and services.  We are a dog friendly market - for leashed and well behaved canines.  

Source: http://www.pofarmersmarket.com

Join the kpm Community!

From small businesses just starting out to big companies wanting to lend a hand, there is a place for everyone at our market. We are looking for farmers & backyard growers, handcrafted items from artisans, talented local musicians, and sponsors to make 2024 the best year at KPM ever!

The Poulsbo Farmers Market is an open air market that takes place in the parking lot of the Gateway Fellowship Church.  The market runs every Saturday from 10:00am until 2:00pm – rain or shine – from April through December.  The market showcases locally produced foodstuffs and artisan items.  There is a live music stage with performances taking place from April through October.  The market keeps local dollars in Kitsap County and helps sustain local farms and businesses.  Your dollars make a difference and are greatly appreciated.

Welcome to the 35th annual Bellevue Downtown Arts Market, located in the heart of downtown Bellevue. The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market brings the original work of 120+ artists to Bellevue in an open-air showcase of sculpture, jewelry, home décor, wood and glass work, fabrics and more. The event houses an eclectic mix of outstanding arts and crafts and provides the opportunity to discover the perfect treasure from baskets and beadwork to paintings and pottery. 

Welcome to the 35th annual Bellevue Downtown Arts Market, located in the heart of downtown Bellevue. The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market brings the original work of 120+ artists to Bellevue in an open-air showcase of sculpture, jewelry, home décor, wood and glass work, fabrics and more. The event houses an eclectic mix of outstanding arts and crafts and provides the opportunity to discover the perfect treasure from baskets and beadwork to paintings and pottery. 

Welcome to the 35th annual Bellevue Downtown Arts Market, located in the heart of downtown Bellevue. The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market brings the original work of 120+ artists to Bellevue in an open-air showcase of sculpture, jewelry, home décor, wood and glass work, fabrics and more. The event houses an eclectic mix of outstanding arts and crafts and provides the opportunity to discover the perfect treasure from baskets and beadwork to paintings and pottery. 

The Poulsbo Farmers Market is an open air market that takes place in the parking lot of the Gateway Fellowship Church.  The market runs every Saturday from 10:00am until 2:00pm – rain or shine – from April through December.  The market showcases locally produced foodstuffs and artisan items.  There is a live music stage with performances taking place from April through October.  The market keeps local dollars in Kitsap County and helps sustain local farms and businesses.  Your dollars make a difference and are greatly appreciated.

The Kingston Public Market hosts a wide variety of vendors each week who grow produce, serve food, create art, handcraft gifts, and resell curated collections.

Think of KPM as a weekly extension of Downtown Kingston's shops, filled with vibrant, colorful, and unique facets of our community.

KPM is more than just a market: it's a place to greet friends & neighbors, spend quality family time together, as well as shop for your weekly produce. Browse booths filled with interesting, one-of-a-kind treasures, then grab a bite to eat from one of our food vendors. You can have a picnic on the lawn while you relax and enjoy live music from talented local musicians all day.

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Live on the Eastern Puget side? Hop on the ferry from Edmonds to spend your Sunday Funday in Kingston! The Kingston Public Market is located at Mike Wallace Park, right next to the ferry terminal, so feel free to walk on and enjoy all that Kingston has to offer within walking distance!

Visit us Sundays from May - October, 10:00 - 3:00

Kingston’s Sunset Market is presented by locals, made for locals, and hopes to encourage locals to shop, well…local! Join us at our gorgeous garden setting at the Cloe’s Landing corner for live music, shopping, and an abundance of community building. For those visiting out of town— join us via the ferry (walkable from the terminal). Everyone is welcome to join in the fun!

The Kingston Public Market hosts a wide variety of vendors each week who grow produce, serve food, create art, handcraft gifts, and resell curated collections.

Think of KPM as a weekly extension of Downtown Kingston's shops, filled with vibrant, colorful, and unique facets of our community.

KPM is more than just a market: it's a place to greet friends & neighbors, spend quality family time together, as well as shop for your weekly produce. Browse booths filled with interesting, one-of-a-kind treasures, then grab a bite to eat from one of our food vendors. You can have a picnic on the lawn while you relax and enjoy live music from talented local musicians all day.

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Live on the Eastern Puget side? Hop on the ferry from Edmonds to spend your Sunday Funday in Kingston! The Kingston Public Market is located at Mike Wallace Park, right next to the ferry terminal, so feel free to walk on and enjoy all that Kingston has to offer within walking distance!

Visit us Sundays from May - October, 10:00 - 3:00

The Kingston Public Market hosts a wide variety of vendors each week who grow produce, serve food, create art, handcraft gifts, and resell curated collections.

Think of KPM as a weekly extension of Downtown Kingston's shops, filled with vibrant, colorful, and unique facets of our community.

KPM is more than just a market: it's a place to greet friends & neighbors, spend quality family time together, as well as shop for your weekly produce. Browse booths filled with interesting, one-of-a-kind treasures, then grab a bite to eat from one of our food vendors. You can have a picnic on the lawn while you relax and enjoy live music from talented local musicians all day.

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Live on the Eastern Puget side? Hop on the ferry from Edmonds to spend your Sunday Funday in Kingston! The Kingston Public Market is located at Mike Wallace Park, right next to the ferry terminal, so feel free to walk on and enjoy all that Kingston has to offer within walking distance!

Visit us Sundays from May - October, 10:00 - 3:00

Port Orchard's waterfront outdoor market featuring local artisans, music, food, games and more! Family-friendly fun July 23, August 20, September 10 from 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm.

 We are a board-run market that serves its membership. Kitsap Regional Farmers Market (aka Port Orchard Farmers Market) was founded in 1978. Our market boasts as the first 501c3 non-profit farmers market in Kitsap County! Our vendors are local farmers, Kitsap County artisans, cooks, and community groups. 

The Kingston Public Market hosts a wide variety of vendors each week who grow produce, serve food, create art, handcraft gifts, and resell curated collections.

Think of KPM as a weekly extension of Downtown Kingston's shops, filled with vibrant, colorful, and unique facets of our community.

KPM is more than just a market: it's a place to greet friends & neighbors, spend quality family time together, as well as shop for your weekly produce. Browse booths filled with interesting, one-of-a-kind treasures, then grab a bite to eat from one of our food vendors. You can have a picnic on the lawn while you relax and enjoy live music from talented local musicians all day.

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Live on the Eastern Puget side? Hop on the ferry from Edmonds to spend your Sunday Funday in Kingston! The Kingston Public Market is located at Mike Wallace Park, right next to the ferry terminal, so feel free to walk on and enjoy all that Kingston has to offer within walking distance!

Visit us Sundays from May - October, 10:00 - 3:00

Before the Market’s founding members filed the Association's Articles of Incorporation with Washington state in 1990, Brian MacWhorter (Butler Green Farms), and Anne and Peter Weber (Farmhouse Organics) set up an informal market weekly on the green of the Winslow Green to vend their locally grown produce.

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Since its inception, the Market’s been steadily evolving to accommodate a growing island population. Today the Bainbridge Island Farmers Market hosts over 40 local vendors, including farmers, food vendors, and crafterswith artisan-made goods. Check out a full list of current market vendors here. Visit our open-air market every Saturday from 10-2, April through November (rain or shine!) in the Town Square by City Hall.

The Kingston Public Market hosts a wide variety of vendors each week who grow produce, serve food, create art, handcraft gifts, and resell curated collections.

Think of KPM as a weekly extension of Downtown Kingston's shops, filled with vibrant, colorful, and unique facets of our community.

KPM is more than just a market: it's a place to greet friends & neighbors, spend quality family time together, as well as shop for your weekly produce. Browse booths filled with interesting, one-of-a-kind treasures, then grab a bite to eat from one of our food vendors. You can have a picnic on the lawn while you relax and enjoy live music from talented local musicians all day.

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Live on the Eastern Puget side? Hop on the ferry from Edmonds to spend your Sunday Funday in Kingston! The Kingston Public Market is located at Mike Wallace Park, right next to the ferry terminal, so feel free to walk on and enjoy all that Kingston has to offer within walking distance!

Visit us Sundays from May - October, 10:00 - 3:00

Kingston’s Sunset Market is presented by locals, made for locals, and hopes to encourage locals to shop, well…local! Join us at our gorgeous garden setting at the Cloe’s Landing corner for live music, shopping, and an abundance of community building. For those visiting out of town— join us via the ferry (walkable from the terminal). Everyone is welcome to join in the fun!

The Poulsbo Farmers Market is an open air market that takes place in the parking lot of the Gateway Fellowship Church.  The market runs every Saturday from 10:00am until 2:00pm – rain or shine – from April through December.  The market showcases locally produced foodstuffs and artisan items.  There is a live music stage with performances taking place from April through October.  The market keeps local dollars in Kitsap County and helps sustain local farms and businesses.  Your dollars make a difference and are greatly appreciated.

Celebrating 53 years, the U District Street Fair is the longest running festival of its kind in the nation. Originally conceived in 1970 as a way to bring the community together through the celebration of art, the Street Fair began as a stoop-and-blanket-vending event with lots of free live music. Over the last fifty years, the event has developed into a regional celebration that is known to kick-off the summer festival season in Seattle. Regularly attracting over 50,000 people, the Street Fair features handmade products by hundreds of individual artists and makers, in addition to food and music, and entertainment from across the Pacific Northwest.

Celebrating 53 years, the U District Street Fair is the longest running festival of its kind in the nation. Originally conceived in 1970 as a way to bring the community together through the celebration of art, the Street Fair began as a stoop-and-blanket-vending event with lots of free live music. Over the last fifty years, the event has developed into a regional celebration that is known to kick-off the summer festival season in Seattle. Regularly attracting over 50,000 people, the Street Fair features handmade products by hundreds of individual artists and makers, in addition to food and music, and entertainment from across the Pacific Northwest.