2026 Market Vendors

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A crowd gathered around the Aichele Farms berry booth

Here are the regular market vendors at the Emerson-Garfield Farmers’ Market for the 2026 season. You can expect to see these core vendors almost every week.

  • Sunset Orchard on Green Bluff – fruit and veggies from a 125-year-old orchard
  • Marketplace Botanicals – small-batch herbal and floral infused skincare products
  • Growing Neighbors – helping neighbors grow and share healthy food and relationships
  • Miranda’s Handicraft LLC – handcrafted beaded suncatchers, jewelry and more
  • Blue Truck Treats – home-cooked goodies like you had growing up
  • Chef’s Touch – restaurant pop-up serving breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • Aichele Farms – wide variety of berries (e.g., strawberries, blackberries, raspberries)
  • Tinkers Jewelry – handcrafted crystal jewelry, knickknacks and more.
  • Patera Bakery and Apothecary – kava, coffee, tea and pastries.
  • Bountiful Basket – home-baked sourdough breads and other baked goods
  • Card Family Market Garden – family farm with an ever-expanding
  • The WarMaidens Jewelry – whimsical jewelry plus home and garden decor
  • Wandering Snow Cloud – homemade snow ice cream with fun toppings
  • The Renegade Botanist – a variety of sustainably-grown microgreens and sprouts
  • The Bread Basket – cottage bakery with sourdough specialties
  • Honey Bee Baklava – family-owned business with handcrafted confections
  • Treehouse Leather Goods – belts, wallets, keychains, bracelets, and accessories
  • Serenity Moon Gardens – topical organic homegrown, handmade herbal products
  • La Huertita – Hispanic owned family-farm based in Sunnyside with fruit, veg and eggs
  • Nature’s Gold Farm Honey – rich, raw honey produced from local hives
  • Razzle Cotton Candy – fresh-spun artisan cotton candy

We’ll also be hosting additional one-time or short-term vendors plus community organizations each week throughout the season!

Every week you’ll also find our rotating free kids’ activity at the KERNEL booth. Kids who take part will get a $4 voucher to spend on fresh fruit and veggies.

Our 2026 Vendor Application Is Now Live!

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A crowd gathered around the Aichele Farms berry booth

The vendor application for our 2026 season is now available!

Our core lineup is food vendors (e.g., growers, bakers, ranchers, hot/prepared food) but we also welcome participation from musicians, crafters and community organizations.

To join us for our 14th season, you can fill out the convenient online application here.

If you’d prefer to print and mail the application, you can download it here.

Important things to know:

  • The market runs from 3–7pm every Friday.
  • This season’s dates are June 5 to September 25.
  • The market location is Emerson Park (1116 W Alice Ave) in Spokane.
  • This is our market’s 14th year of operation.
  • There is no application fee.
  • Season fees are $250, but there is a very large loyalty discount for consistent attendance (see the application for details).
  • Per diem fees are $20 paid in advance.
  • You will need to have all the necessary permits and licenses before the season begins. If you’re unsure which paperwork you need, we can point you in the right direction.
  • We are always looking for reliable hot food vendors (i.e., food trucks).
  • We welcome vendors who are just starting out.

Any questions? Feel free to e-mail market@emersongarfield.org or call (509) 255-3072.

2019 Market Sponsorship Opportunities

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Our full-season sponsorship wall is returning once again this year, and we’re looking for kind donors to help fill it.

This highly visible 10’x10′ banner hangs at the back of the central market canopy for the entire season, making it a great spot to highlight your business or organization (for a really affordable price, too) while supporting our neighborhood’s grassroots, all-volunteer market.

Banner sponsorship breaks down into three tiers:

Tier 1: Blue ribbon – For $200, your logo shares eye-catching top billing on the sponsor wall. You can also supply us with plenty of take-home literature (e.g., business cards, flyers, brochures), which will remain on display at the booth’s info table throughout the season. Two spots available. All gone. Thanks to Gene Brake of eXp Realty and Spokane City Credit Union!

Tier 2: Grower– For just $100, your logo gets a central full-season spot on the sponsor wall. Not quite as large as the ones above, not quite as modest as the ones below. Plus your business cards will be displayed on the info table. Three spots available. All gone. Thanks to the North Monroe Business District, Mission CPA and Diamonds in the Ruff!

Tier 3: Sower – For a mere $50, your logo will be displayed on the sponsor wall all season long at a size that says, “Grandiosity isn’t our thing, but you definitely should still check us out.” Four spots available. All gone. Thanks to 1889 Salvage Co., Kelly Cruz, Spokane Edible Tree Project and New Destiny Tabernacle!

This year, we’re also holding one-day sponsorships again.

For a $250 donation, your business or organization will have the chance to “take over” the market on a date of your choice through branding, activities and outreach. This gives you a really great opportunity to connect face-to-face with potential clients or customers while taking advantage of our existing event framework with its own built-in draw.

Here are some ideas on how your organization might leverage this:

  • Advance ads in the local paper(s): “Join us for [Your Organization] Day at the Emerson-Garfield Farmers’ Market!”
  • Signage and banners provided by your organization and displayed across the market on the day of the event.
  • Flyers or door hangers promoting your organization’s day at the Emerson-Garfield Farmers’ Market, provided by you and distributed door to door with help from market volunteers.
  • Booking entertainment of your choice. This could be an employee with his or her own band or even something out of the ordinary, such as a magician or an Elvis impersonator to generate buzz.
  • A central outreach booth on the day of the event where you distribute print materials and promotional items — for example, discount coupons or branded tchotchkes.
  • A donation/fundraising drive or similar to add to the impact of the event.
  • Plugging into our cooking/gardening demos or our weekly popular KERNEL kids activity to create a theme or build excitement about the event.

All donations are used to cover essential market operational expenses, such as funding our weekly KERNEL kids activity, paying the market musicians, or our service fees for our point-of-sale devices. Donations are tax- deductible through our 501(c)3 partner organization, the North Monroe Business District.

No matter what kind of sponsorship you choose for your organization, you’ll also get plenty of shout-outs on our social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) throughout the season too.

So if you’re interested in supporting our grassroots market and benefitting from the promotion through one of these affordable sponsorship tiers, please send us an e-mail or give us a call at 255-3072.