Renton Farmers Market!

September 29th, 2026
3:00-7:00pm

Corner of South 3rd Street and Logan Ave South (back at Piazza Park!)

FREE parking just steps from the Market at the City Center Parking Garage

One last Tuesday. One more chance to gather. ❤️

After another wonderful season, we’re getting ready to celebrate our final Renton Farmers Market of the year — and we’d love to spend it with you. Come stock up on fresh, local food, visit with your favorite vendors, and enjoy one last Market day with the neighbors and community who make this tradition so special for the past 25 years.

As is tradition, we’ll welcome Market favorite Biff Moss to entertain us throughout the day. At 4 p.m., join Chef Nico for a special cooking demonstration in celebration of National Food Waste Prevention Week, with tips for making delicious use of foods that are too often discarded.

And before you go, take home a little piece of Renton Farmers Market history! We’re cleaning out the closets and giving away 25 seasons of Market posters, free for the taking while supplies last—a fun way to remember this season and the many years of Market days that came before it.

Most of all, come help us say thank you. To our hardworking vendors, our entertainers, our community partners, and—most importantly—to all of you who show up week after week and make the Renton Farmers Market what it is. We hope you’ll join us for one final Market day to shop local, connect with your neighbors, and celebrate the season together.

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Today at the Market

Construction continues near the Burnett Ave South side of the Market so we are moving some vendors around for the day - if you don't see a vendor - ask at the Info or Market Manager booth we will point you in the right direction!

While you are here...

• Live Music: Biff Moss from 4:00–6:00 PM.
• Special Guests: Chef Nico and Renton's Sustainability and Solid Waste Division host a cooking demonstration at 4 pm
• Kids Patch: Homemade playdough returns for another afternoon of creative, hands-on fun.
• WSU Master Gardeners: Bring your gardening questions or plant problems and get expert advice.

Come Shop Local! - Your market bag is calling! 🍓 Stock up on peak-season Washington produce, gorgeous flowers, fresh-baked treats, locally raised meats, specialty foods, and unique handmade finds. Make an afternoon of it—grab dinner, enjoy the music, and soak up summer at Piazza Park in the heart of Downtown Renton. And don’t forget your reusable water bottle! - the Piazza Park water station is ready for refills!

There’s always something new to discover at the Renton Farmers Market!

At the Market - 9/29

Take a moment to explore the market layout and get to know who will be joining us!
Check out the map of our location (still a work in progress!) and browse the Vendor Directory, or search the product database to plan your visit and find your favorite local growers, makers, and food trucks.

Fresh Veggies: beets, bok choy, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, chard, squash, Chinese spinach, corn, cucumber, daikon, eggplant, fennel, garlic, green onions, green beans, head/leaf lettuces, herbs, kale, kohlrabi, mustard greens, onions (including red and sweet), peppers, potatoes (including russet, red, Yukon Gold and specialty), radishes, shallots, spinach, tomatoes (including heirloom and cherry), summer and winter squash, okra, parsnips, Asian vegetables and greens, and more!

Fruit: apples, Asian pears, pears, blackberries, blueberries, gooseberries, peaches, nectarines, plums, pluots, raspberries, strawberries, watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew and other melons.

Farmed Goodies: jams, jellies, preserves, honey, beeswax, vinegars, poultry, lamb, and goat meat (Klickitat Canyon), mushrooms, hummus, pesto, and beautiful bouquets and cut flowers.

Packaged Treats: artisan cheese and cheese spreads, chamoy, bread and all kinds of baked goods (including Mexican and ube), bread, pastries, croissants, cookies, cake cups, fresh and frozen pasta and sauces, kimchi, salsa, spices/seasonings, hot sauce, sauces, pickled foods, kettle corn, freeze dried candies, fruits and veggies, roasted nuts and more.

Drinks: cold-pressed juice, cider, drink mixes, agua fresca, wine, mead, coffee and coffee drinks.

Grab a Bite: tamales, empanadas, gyros, falafel, steamed buns,hot dogs, acai bowls, fresh-cut fruit, ice cream, popsicles and hot, fresh mini donuts. Food trucks include Dirty Dawgz, Paparepas, Rain City Too, Wiseguy and Mike's Shave Ice.

Artisan Goods: essential oils, suncatchers, repurposed frames and silverware, jewelry, bath and skin care, soaps, lotions and serums, hair care products, candles, fun stickers, journals, mugs, art, prints, kitchen accessories, pet wear and treats, wood crafts, tie-dye clothing, wood cutting boards and other handmade goods, metal signs and yardart, houseplants.

As always, this list is subject to change due to weather and availability.

Volunteer at the Market!

Be part of the action this season at the 2026 Renton Farmers Market! If you're looking to get involved, meet great people, and support your local community, we'd love to have you join our volunteer team.

Whether you can give a few hours or a full day, your time truly makes a difference.

Come out, get involved, and help make the market a success - we're looking forward to a great 25th season together!

Click to see Volunteer Opportunities

Great News for SNAP and Sun Bucks Shoppers!

If you use SNAP or Sun Bucks, you can stretch your food dollars even further at the Renton Farmers Market! When you use your benefits at the Market, you’ll receive a SNAP Market Match—up to $25 in bonus dollars each week—to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables from our local vendors.

Just stop by the Market EBT booth when you arrive, and we’ll help you get started. Eat fresh, shop local, and make the most of your benefits! Visit the Food Access page for more info

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Buy One, Donate One

Did you know? Each week we collect donations for the local Renton Food Bank at our market.  Most of the donations come from our generous farmers - now we are asking our shoppers if they would consider helping out, too. Buying an apple? Consider buying another apple and donating it to the Renton Food Bank.  See our donation station at the Market Manager booth for more information. 

Tips for Shopping at the Farmers Market

• Know what’s in season! Each Monday we will send an email that will include the produce that we expect to see at the Market the next day (ALWAYS subject to change!) and you can also learn more of what you might expect each month by visiting the Seasonal Food Guide.
• Plan meals and come with a shopping list, but be inspired! Shop with your eyes - when you arrive at the Market take some time to walk around and see what looks good - don't be afraid to try something new. Check out our handy online vendor map to see who is expected at each market and where they will be (ALWAYS subject to change).
• Bring change – with high credit card fees, most small businesses appreciate cash – but we do have cashless vendors as well – so bring cards, too!
• Bring your own bags – also, bring your own water bottle as we have water stations available.
• Go early – for best selection! Especially in early season, popular produce may be limited in quantity and sell out.
• Go late – for best deals! But remember, this is how our farmers make a living, so be respectful of pricing.
• TALK to the vendors! This is really the heart of a Farmers Market – you can TALK to the farmer or person who made the product themselves. They love talking about their farms and products. Also, ask if a vendor has a box/glass/container return credit, and find out if you should bring that box or glass back next week for a deal.
• Buy in bulk. Oftentimes, vendors offer deals for bulk purchases. Of course, you will need to consume it or preserve that produce before it goes bad. One of our favorite resources is the National Center for Home Preservation, they have 'How-To' articles on freezing, drying, canning and more methods to enjoy your produce all year long.

Harvest Calendar

What’s in season?  Check out this helpful Harvest Calendar from our friends at Puget Sound Fresh!