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Thursday, June 2, 2011

Lake City Farmers Market Starts TODAY! 6/2/11

Farmers Market Season Rolling Out. 


Today it's Lake City.  


It's a handy one for Shoreline Shoppers. Easy biking or even walking distance.
Come on down. Even though it's a bit rainy, the food is great and the people are friendly.
Beautiful FRESH spring produce, great cheese, potatoes, pastry and lots more!
3-7pm. 


The Lake City Farmers Market has become a much-loved weekday event, and a great place to pick up delicious, fresh, and healthy fruits and vegetables for dinner and the weekend ahead.  This market is also frequented by shoppers from other neighborhoods looking for a mid-week replenishing of seasonal goodies.  
Each Thursday afternoon shoppers can delight in the bright colors and heady aromas of beautiful flowers, berries, tree fruit, vegetables, fresh herbs, tomatoes, greens, nuts, organic meats, seafood, baked bread and pastries, preserves and other Washington-grown foods. Shoppers can also enjoy cooking demos, produce tasting, live music, and activities for kids throughout the season (see Events page for schedules during the market season). The park also offers a playground and grassy picnic/play area right next to the Market.  For a list of vendors and products at the Lake City market in 2010, click here.


Hours and Location:

In 2011 the market is open Thursdays, 3 to 7 pm, June 2 through October 6, on the street next to the Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE, Seattle, 98125.  There is a free underground parking garage right next to the market on 28th Ave NE, and public parking on the streets surrounding the market

Directions:

From I-5 south, take exit 174 at NE 130th St.  Turn right on Roosevelt Way, then go east 2 blocks - street becomes 125th.  Stay on 125th to 28th Ave NE.
From I-5 north, take exit 175 at NE 145th St. Turn left on 145th and stay on 145th to 15th Ave NE.  Turn right on to 15th and go 3/4 mile to NE 125th.  Turn left on 125th and go to 28th.
Bus routes 41, 64, 65, 75, 243, 306, 312, 522 provide service to Lake City.

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