Issaquah's Last Farmers Market Of The Season Is Saturday

ISSAQUAH, WA — Fall has arrived, and this weekend brings Issaquah its last farmers market of the season. It would be hard to ask for a nicer send-off, with a warm and sunny Saturday on tap and afternoon temperatures forecast near 80 degrees — for what's likely to be the last time in a while.

The final market at Pickering Barn boasts dozens of vendors, stocked with fresh produce, packaged foods, crafts and flowers.

Issaquah's Last Farmers Market of the Season

• Date: Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021
• Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
• Location: Pickering Barn (1730 10th Ave. NW, Issaquah)

As has been the case since the market returned in May, shoppers are asked to keep a few pandemic precautions in mind:

• We encourage all shoppers to park in the parking garage behind the Barn and access the Market via the upper walkway. We ask that you do not park in the Costco Wholesale parking lot and jaywalk.
• We encourage all shoppers to exit the market using the 10th Ave sidewalk to return to the parking garage.
• Vendor Booths will continue to be spaced apart to allow 6 feet of physical distancing for patrons and vendors.
• Masks are encouraged for all who are not fully vaccinated when 6 feet of social distancing is not possible.
• Hand-sanitizing stations will be provided for shopper use.
• Contactless payments are preferred. Most of the vendors accept credit cards. There is also an ATM on-site inside the Barn if cash is needed.
• A supervised food court will be provided each week near the back of the market for shoppers to sit and enjoy their purchases.

More information about the Issaquah Farmers Market, including a vendor map and parking tips, is posted on the city's website.