Farmers Markets in the Valley

There’s nothing quite like a morning at the farmers market — fresh produce, local goods, and a strong sense of community. Whether you’re stocking up on veggies or letting the kids pick out their favorite fruit, these markets are a local treasure.

From Wenatchee to Chelan and everywhere in between, we’ve rounded up the best seasonal markets in the area. Use this guide to find dates, times, locations, and tips for making the most of your market day with kids in tow.

Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market

  • Where: Pybus Public Market

  • When: Saturdays, 8am – 1pm (May through October)

  • Highlights: Wide selection of local produce, artisan baked goods, flowers, crafts, and music

  • Kid Tip: Grab a treat and let the kids dance along to the live music

  • Website: wenatcheefarmersmarket.com

Cashmere Farmers Market

  • Where: 600 Cotlets Way, Cashmere WA

  • When: Sundays, 9am – 1pm (May through mid-October)

  • Highlights: Cozy and scenic market with local fruit, veggies, plants, and small-batch goods

  • Kid Tip: Walk along the river trail after grabbing some fresh cherries

  • Website: http://cascademarkets.org/cashmere

Leavenworth Farmers Market

  • Where: Historic Downtown Leavenworth

  • When: Saturdays, May 3-Sept 27, 7am-noon; Saturdays, Oct 4-25, 8am-noon; Wednesdays, May 7-Sept 24, 8am-noon

  • Highlights: Mountain backdrop, local artists, live music, and organic produce

  • Kid Tip: Let little ones enjoy the grass and music while you shop

  • Website: https://leavenworthfarmersmarket.com

Chelan Evening Farmers Market

  • Where: 218 S Emerson St.

  • When: Thursdays, 2-6pm (May – October)

  • Highlights: Lake views, organic produce, flowers, cheese, and crafts

  • Kid Tip: Bring a blanket and enjoy snacks by the river

  • Website: chelanfarmersmarket.org

Manson Farmers Market

  • Where: Manson Grange Hall

  • When: Wednesdays & Saturdays, 8:30am-12:30pm. (Typically June through Labor Day)

  • Highlights: Quaint, family-run feel with handmade soaps, veggies, and baked goods

  • Kid Tip: Look for baked treats from local grandmas—your kids will thank you!

Tips for Visiting Local Markets with Kids

  • Bring cash (many vendors accept cards, but not all)

  • Tote bags and a stroller or carrier are helpful

  • Let kids pick one fruit or veggie to try each time — it’s a great way to encourage healthy eating

  • Go early for the best selection — or later for deals