Auburn International Farmers Market

Really enjoyed the Auburn International Farmers Market. It’s small but held at the auburn Transit Center, downtown Auburn. Cute local vendors offering fresh fruits, flowers, vegetables, and more.
We purchased a beautiful $ 7.00 flower bouquet provided by «True’s Garden», gorgeous flowers and a great selections. Also, found out that they do preorders for special events like weddings and birthday parties. (If ok with our venue, I will look to using them as my floral providers).
As for food /​snacks we decided to try «Volcano Joe’s BBQ» it’s Chamorro island BBQ. We got «Chicken Kelaguen Wraps» and «Empenadas» which were both delicious and very fresh. I really wanted to try their BBQ but wasn’t looking for a meal too heavy.
Great Farmers market, wished it could’ve been a little bigger but we had a great time!

Very small, but I had to check it out. Two upsides. 1) It’s a Sunday market. 2) When they do grow more the parking garage is literally right there. Maybe next year right?!?

Checked out the farmers market to get some fresh produce and boy did we find some! The peaches and blueberries we bought from some of the vendors there are so sweet! Much better than store-​bought. Also, we bought a bouquet of beautiful flowers for $ 5. Most tents sell them for $ 7 min but we found the one that has them a bit cheaper!
This farmers market isn’t very big, we spent about 15 minutes walking around. But there was live music and it’s dog friendly so we brought Koda with us to explore. I like that parking is free and abundant, and Sunbreak is nearby for lunch!

Nice variety of produce and crafts, good prices. Attractive location next to the train station. So far open on Sundays only with somewhat short hours – I hope that will change in the future.

Farmers market by the train Station in Auburn. There is a great variety of booth’s here. Wish it was open all year. There is a great Vibe in the air and I have made many great purchases for Gourmet Dinners at home.

Thought for sure, I’d reviewed this Farmer’s Market. Nice market on Sundays — lots of crafts (not my thing) and a few produce booths. They close early (in my opinion) at 2pm. Would stop here more if they were open til 3!

A decent start. Small but lively Farmer’s Market in the open plaza at the train station.
Friendly vendors with local produce, flowers, and crafts. Local musicians play while the Market’s open. This is a fun way to spend some weekend time.
Hopefully the AIFM will continue and grow.

Great!
For the first two weeks this market’s got me hooked! I would temp to dare and compare it to the markets in Kent or Renton, if not better. Great Vendors, friendly smiles, you can grab some fresh produce walk around, or maybe have a bite at Field’s, Sunbreak, or maybe the good old rainbow. Great for me, great for you and something especially great for Auburn! Highly Recommended.

With a service organization giving away free reusable shopping bags and wide variety of food and crafts the opening day of the market was quite a hit!
Signage to public bathrooms would have been nice and the raffle was ‘stay until you hear your number’ but those were small blips compared to the variety of vendors.
I tried to capture the feel both from within the stands and from the safety of Fields & Company while we ate brunch.
Pappardelles (amazing pasta company) will be a regular so we will too!
Some locations take plastic, many did not.
There were several wheelchairs and everyone seemed to be able to get everywhere.
There are stalls on both sides of the transit access road and those on the «right» are not in a straight line… so it’s easy to miss some, but worth the hunt!