Portland Saturday Market
Portland Saturday Market is in its 52nd season, and the last Saturdays before it packs up on December 19 are prime gift-hunting weeks. Makers sell their…
Portland Saturday Market is in its 52nd season, and the last Saturdays before it packs up on December 19 are prime gift-hunting weeks. Makers sell their…
Every November, the Green Seattle Partnership kicks off planting season with a week of volunteer work parties in parks and natural areas across the city. No…
Seattle Center's free cultural festival series marks the Indian festival of lights with an afternoon in the Armory. The program mixes classical and folk dance, including…
Verdi's Requiem is one of the most dramatic pieces in the choral repertoire, all thunderous brass and whispered prayers, and the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra opens its…
Southwest Portland's Sunday market, now set up in the Rieke Elementary parking lot on SW Vermont, runs every week until Thanksgiving before switching to a twice-a-month…
Seattle's first year-round neighborhood farmers market has filled the cobblestone stretch of Ballard Avenue NW every Sunday since 2000, and the produce comes only from Washington…
In the heart of the Junction at California and Alaska, West Seattle's market runs every Sunday morning through the winter, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Think…
The King neighborhood's Sunday market closes for the year on November 22, so its last three Sundays are a good reason to wander over before Thanksgiving.…
Started in 2006 to bring fresh, culturally relevant produce to one of Southeast Portland's most diverse neighborhoods, the Lents market runs its final Sundays through November…
Fremont's European-style street market has run for more than 35 years, and it doesn't take the winter off. From November on it moves under cover at…
The Denny Way entrance to Capitol Hill Station opens straight onto this market, which sets up on E Barbara Bailey Way between Broadway and 10th every…
A tea master from Lan Su's Yun Shui Teahouse pours three seasonal Chinese and Taiwanese teas for a group of no more than eight, in one…