Olympia Farmers Market

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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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Sweet & Savory Gift Guide

Give the taste of local food this year with shelf-stable products that you can safely wrap, send in the mail, or take on an airplane.These local farmers and artisans create items that will elevate your holiday meals, inspire the “foodie” on your list, and satisfy those who already have everything.

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2024 Host Gift Guide

We hope your holiday season is filled with excellent food shared with friends and family! Whether you’re hosting dinner or looking for a meaningful gift to share with your host, the Olympia Farmers Market has a spectacle of goods that are perfect for creating cozy table settings and bringing holiday cheer to your event.

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Join the Fun at Olympia Farmers Market’s Harvest Celebration!

Celebrate the bounty of the season at the Olympia Farmers Market's Harvest Celebration on Saturday, October 26, from 10 am to 3 pm! This festive community event is open to the public and packed with fall-themed activities for the whole family.

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Market Recipe of the Week: Salsa

This salsa is mild and easily adjustable to increase the heat to your liking. Smoky shishito peppers cook quickly and balance the brightness of the roasted tomatoes. Serve it however, you are inspired or freeze it to enjoy once tomato season has passed.

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Market Recipe of the Week: Blueberry Scones

Blueberries are in season! Grab a pint or flat from Burnt Ridge Nursery, Ojeda Farm, or Spooner Berry Farm, and enjoy this delicious scone recipe featuring Eufloria Botanica’s “Bluetopia” tea. (This recipe is adapted from King Arthur)

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