Bellingham Farmers Market

Saturday Market

Open Every Saturday, Now through December 21st!

Regino's Farm at Wednesday Farmers Market

The Scone Lady Bakery at Wednesday Farmers Market

We support local sustainable agriculture by connecting the public with local farmers, artisans, and other producers in an economically viable marketplace.

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It’s dad weekend AND grad weekend! Bring your dad and your family to the market today to check out some of our awesome dad & kid vendors! 💚 We have some awesome crafters and flower farmers if your still looking for that last minute graduat

Be like Christine of Raven Bakery and ride your bike to the market! Walk and Roll Bellingham is sponsoring a FREE bike valet the next 2 Saturdays at BFM! On 6/15, roll down to the market and find the bike valet parking under the roof along Railroad A

We ❤️ Pride! Here are some of our favorite rainbow moments from the last couple markets 🌈 we hope to see you tomorrow for a beautiful day!

We are so excited to reintroduce our Chef to the Market event! ✨
We will be featuring local chefs and farm-to-table recipes who will be doing demos at the market from 10 AM-12 PM.
On 6/22, we will kick off with a double header of TWO different local

You’ve probably seen Hannah ringing the bell on our stories or in person at the market! This bell has been a part of Depot Square’s original design since it’s creation in 2006. Visit the market at 10 AM on Saturdays to see our openi

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BFM Equity Statement

We see you, we stand with you and we have work to do.
The Bellingham Farmers Market aims to provide fresh local produce to all members of our community regardless of race, economic status, gender, sexual orientation, nationality or political or religious beliefs.
The Bellingham Farmers Market stands with the organizations and individuals who have raised their voices against violence against the Black Community.
We recognize the discrimination present in our social, political and economic systems. Addressing historic inequality is the only way to work towards a just food system. As leaders in Whatcom county’s local food system, the Bellingham Farmers Market has the opportunity and the responsibility to confront bias and discrimination within our organization and make the market accessible and welcoming for people of all races and ethnicities.
We believe Black Lives Matter, unequivocally. Together our voices will be heard and together our community will persevere."