Please note: Due to weather, our 9/26/2023 Market has been rescheduled to 10/3/2023.
Tuesdays, 12 - 6pm in the east parking lot
June 6 - September 26, 2023
Enjoy fresh Washington produce, flowers, food, and fun! Live music fills the air and local nonprofit community organizations are featured each market day. Check out our Facebook page to see what's new each week.
2023 Vendors
Click on each vendor's name for more details.
Artisans
Ethereal Sound & Wellness – Herbal salves, salts, herb bundles, herbal massage oils, soaps, extracts, laundry powder, bulk salts & laundry powder, salt & sugar scrubs, essential oil products
Isadorra – Crystal infused candles, herbal healing salves, herbal bath salts, lip balm, lip scrub, beard oil, and beard balm
Lab & Pals – Dog treats, dog accessories and matching human accessories
ModCotta Creative – Earrings, hair clips, macrame plant hangers, stickers
Baked Goods
Cafecito Mexican Bakery – Coffee, baked goods, chocolate treats and more
Berries
Hayton Farms – Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, hardy kiwi
Our Family Farm – Strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, dahlias
Beverages
Puget Sound Cider Company – 750 ml bottles of alcoholic cider in different varieties throughout the season, starting off with Kingston Blend, Apple Pear, Raspberry, Virginia Crabapple, Rose
Dairy
Smith Brothers Farms – Milk and milk products for home delivery
Flowers & Plants
Cha New Life Garden – Flowers, herbs, vegetables
The Old Farmer – Fresh cut flowers
Fruits & Vegetables
Amador Farms – Asparagus, radishes, carrots, peppers, zucchini, cherries, apricots, nectarines, peaches, plums
Cazares Farms – Apples, asparagus, radish, onion, lettuce, beets, cucumber, zucchini, green beans, potatoes, corn tomatoes, peppers, cherries, apricots, peaches, nectarines, plums, apples
Goat & Seed Family Farm – 100% organic/GMO-free vegetables and free range eggs
J & E Produce – Asparagus, corn, onions, peppers, tomatoes, green beans, zucchini, apples, cherries, peaches, plums, strawberries, watermelon
Fungi
Black Forest Mushrooms – Fresh mushroom offerings: Chestnut, Blue Oyster, King Oyster, Lion's Mane, Pioppino, and Shiitake. Mushroom products: Mushroom Home Grow Kits, Lion's Mane Jerky, Dehydrated Mushrooms, Lion's Mane Powder
Honey
Bees in the 'Burbs – Honey, Beeswax Candles
Processed & Ready-to-Eat Foods
Blinchiki – Russian-style crepes
Forget-Me-Not Ice Cream Sandwiches – Handmade ice cream sandwiches in various flavors
Gustoblende – Balsamic vinegars, olive oils, pasta, and Caroline’s cookbook
Lily's Salvadorean Catering – Salvadorean breakfast, pupusas, tamales, horchata, and more
Puerto Ensenada – Tacos (beef, pork, chicken, & fish), corn on the cob, Mexican chips, fresh fruit water
Sublime Corn Company – Kettle corn and shaved ice
2023 Farmer Application & Rules
Farmers who wish to apply for a spot during our 2023 season please download our application and rules.
2023 Vendor Application & Rules
Vendors who wish to apply for a spot during our 2023 season please download our application and rules.
2023 Live Music at the Market
| June 6 | Sheri & da Boyz |
| June 13 | Roz |
| June 20 | The Archtops |
| June 27 | Faultline Band |
| July 4 | MARKET CLOSED |
| July 11 | Marianna |
| July 18 | Alan Ehrlich |
| July 25 | Flea Circus |
| Aug 1 | Woods Creek Band |
| Aug 8 | Byron Street Swing |
| Aug 15 | Gypsy Tuba |
| Aug 22 | The Archtops |
| Aug 29 | Eric Madis |
| Sept 5 | Ranger & The Re-Arrangers |
| Sept 12 | Woods Creek Band |
| Sept 19 | New Age Flamenco |
| Oct 3 |
2023 Community Partners
| June 6 | Bellevue Network on Aging WSU Master Gardeners |
| June 13 | Indian American Comm. Services Eastside Heritage Center WSU Master Gardeners Jovie Childcare Re-imagined |
| June 20 | National Alliance on Mental Illness City Fruit WSU Master Gardeners |
| June 27 | City Fruit WSU Master Gardeners |
| July 4 | MARKET CLOSED |
| July 11 | Bellevue Network on Aging Eastside Heritage Center City Fruit WSU Master Gardeners |
| July 18 | Indian American Comm. Services WSU Master Gardeners |
| July 18 | Indian American Comm. Services WSU Master Gardeners |
| July 25 | National Alliance on Mental Illness WSU Master Gardeners |
| Aug 1 | City of Bellevue Utilities WSU Master Gardeners Jovie Childcare Re-imagined |
| Aug 8 | National Alliance on Mental Illness Eastside Heritage Center WSU Master Gardeners |
| Aug 15 | Indian American Comm. Services WSU Master Gardeners |
| Aug 22 | Bellevue Network on Aging WSU Master Gardeners |
| Aug 29 | City of Bellevue Utilities WSU Master Gardeners |
| Sept 5 | City of Bellevue Utilities Jovie Childcare Re-imagined |
| Sept 12 | Indian American Comm. Services Eastside Heritage Center |
| Sept 19 | Bellevue Network on Aging |
| Sept 26 | Evergreen Association of Fine Arts |
A special thanks to all of our community partners who share their good work at our market. For more information about our partners or for questions about partnering with our market, email us.
Last day is August 1st for the WSU King County Master Gardeners
The WSU Master Gardeners of King County will join us at our market every week from June 6 - August 1, 2023, from noon - 5pm to offer free advice on garden practices, plant problems, and plant identification. Master Gardeners are community educators trained to work in partnership with Washington State University (WSU) Extension to educate the public and enhance the quality of life in communities by promoting science-based gardening practices.
Payment Accepted
The Crossroads Farmers Market sells $1 ebt tokens. Tokens can be purchased with a current ebt card at the Market Hub and spent at Crossroads Farmers Market vendors who are authorized to accept ebt payments.
$5 tokens will no longer be sold at our market. For your convenience, all of our vendors accept credit and debit cards.
The Crossroads Farmers Market does not participate in the Fresh Bucks program. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Questions?
Or interested in being a vendor? Email us and we'll get right back to you. See you at the market!