The Ferndale Market began in 2007 and has since grown into a market of more than 30 vendors. Each vendor hand-selects their products, whether it’s produce or artisan crafts, to sell to community members. The market also offers an opportunity for youth vendors. On the second Friday of each month, vendors under 18 are allowed to vend for free. The goal is to promote the importance of local, nutrient-rich, produce and supporting the community among young people.

Known For

Having a similar selection to the Bellingham market, but without the crowds and parking headaches. Less people means more space for kids to play and more elbow room for shopping.

Northwest Touch

The location makes the market. Located along the riverwalk, the environment is a destination within itself.

Who to See

Misty Mountain Farm: The farmers at Misty Mountain are committed to being stewards of sustainability. The farmers do not use chemical fertilizers, pesticides or genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Plus, each week farmers Arial and Matthew Buza provide weekly recipe cards and cooking advice for customers.

Bees Choice Honey: Choose from wildflower, raspberry, or fireweed honey at their market stand. In addition to making delicious natural honey, Bees Choice Honey provides pollination services to community members.

Must-Haves

Flowers from Wildrye Farm for that special someone. Wildrye Farm grows more than 60 varieties of flowers and foliage with a commitment to avoid synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, or synthetic pesticides. They have a flower for just about every taste.

A henna tattoo from Two Birds Henna. This body art is beautiful, delicate, and best of all, temporary. A stop at the henna stand is a fun activity for all ages.

A snack made by NW Gourmet Harvest producers. The Pacific Northwest company is dedicated to creating delicious products, like salad dressings and sauces, without artificial additives.

Centennial Riverwalk Park, Ferndale

June–October 1 pm–6pm

Opening Day: June 16 | ferndalepublicmarket.org



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