Olympia Farmers Market

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Cooking with Lavender, Rosemary and Herbs de Provence

Thank you to Serenity Lavender Farm for sharing their delicious recipes for Roasted Vegetables seasoned with Rosemary or Lavender Sea Salt and Halibut cooked with Herbs de Provence!

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We're Hiring an Outreach Coordinator!

We are seeking an Outreach Coordinator that shares our passion for farmers markets, small scale local agriculture, access to healthy foods, and community enrichment. We look forward to hiring an individual that is personable and enthusiastic about promoting the Market to the community. The ideal candidate will be able to communicate effectively and develop meaningful relationships with vendors, staff, community partners and shoppers.

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2024 Green Gift Guide

Shopping at local businesses rather than purchasing from online retailers is a great start to reducing your environmental footprint this holiday season. Here are some of the sustainable gift options you can find at the Market this year.

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2024 Jewelry Gift Guide

The Farmers Market is lucky to have so many artisans who dedicate their creative time to crafting wearable art. Each handcrafted item isas unique as the recipient. Artists at the Market recognize the importance of using high quality materials, so each item is durable enough to last for a longtime with proper care. There is jewelry available at the Market for every budget and style.

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2024 Under $20 Gift Guide

Leave expectations to overspend during Holidays in the past. Holidays remind us to focus on the people and community that matter most to us. You can find meaningful, useful gifts for those you cherish, while also supporting local businesses. There’s more at the Market than what made it on this list.

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Plan a Locally Sourced Feast at the Olympia Farmers Market

Whether you’re planning a large holiday feast or seeking comfort in cozy meals with your closest community, the Market is your destination for fresh local food. The temperate climate of the PNW means that farmers continue to bring fresh vegetables to the Market through the late autumn and winter months. Locally farmed meat, freshly caught seafood, bakeries, and artisanal food produce will help you turn any occasion into a special moment.

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