Vendor Information

Our 2009 Vendors

Are you a farmer or artisan and want to be a part of our Market?

Located 25 miles east of Seattle, Carnation is in the heart of King County, a rapidly growing area with a large, diverse population. The Carnation Farmers Market is conveniently located on the primary route through town, State Route 203, and offers a prime location with excellent visibility and easy parking for market customers.

If you are interested in selling at the market, please read the 2009 Guidelines and Policies for the Carnation Farmers Market, download and fill out the application, and return to the address below.

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2009 Guidelines and Policies     2009 Vendor Application  

Non-profit/ Community Outreach Booth Overview and Application

Or email us at info@carnationfarmersmarket.org or phone 425-333-6050 to receive a package by mail.

Spring Vendor Meeting: April 14th Hopelink Building at Market Site, Bird and Stossel, Carnation

New this Year!! Business Booths at Market: Please read our overview document  
If you qualify and are interested please send a brief description of your business and outreach goals, with your phone contact, to our Market Manager

Mailing address:

Carnation Farmers Market
P.O. Box 48
Carnation, WA 98014

Carnation Farmers Market is managed by the Sno-Valley Tilth which is made up of organic, local farm members and their supporters, and we are proud of our reputation as a ‘jewel of a market’ made up of quality farm and food vendors. Our focus is on each vendor being successful and we carefully select our vendors with that in mind- ‘quality over quantity’.

We are now heading into our 6th year, with steady growth, a loyal and high spending customer base, and wide range of vendors selling food from family farms around the region. While still maintaining our focus on foods, we are now also allowing select artisans who craft with their own hands from predominantly farm grown or wild foraged raw materials. This includes product such as wool, basketry, wood products, and more (Artisans: please read our Policies and Guidelines carefully before applying).

This year we are especially seeking local vendors who sell healthy prepared foods, specialty food products, herbs and herb products, berries, nuts, sweet corn, meat, fish, sausage, eggs, dairy, poultry, seafood and mushrooms. We encourage crafters to consider ways to use local farm product and wild foraged materials to qualify for this market.

We have a solid base of returning vendors who supply our customers with fresh local vegetables, orchard fruit, heirloom tomatoes, fresh pasta, cheese, dairy, artisan honey, wood-fired bread, baked goods, flowers, nursery plants and more. We are always looking for new vendors that can help fill our market baskets, so please feel free to contact us or submit an application.