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Serving Prosser Since 1993
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Prosser Farmer's Market is open 8 am to 12 Noon
May through October

About Our Market . . . Nestled in the heart of Washington Wine Country, the Prosser Farmers Market is the place to be Saturday  mornings from  May through October. Open 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon and located in the Prosser City Park, 7th Street & Sommers Avenue, the Market is a lovely place to spend the morning.

Besides offering a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables; you'll find plants, cut flowers, artisan breads & gourmet cheeses, Espresso, cookies & pastries, woven baskets and unique art & craft items.

The Prosser Kiwanis offers an amazing breakfast or enjoy fresh pastries with your morning coffee, let the kids play and take advantage of the bountiful products offered by our local growers.

After stocking up on the best locally grown items you can spend the afternoon touring the fabulous Prosser wineries, historical museum and unique shops. Each week offers surprises and music and special events are scheduled throughout our season.

Do you have questions or or need more information?
Email our Market Manager at: Prosser Farmers Market

Please take a moment to visit our Friends of the Market websites . . .  Just click on their logos located on the right!                      
Are you interested in becoming a Friend of the Market? Our brochure (linked below) lists all the benefits that are offered. Your tax deductible contribution will be going to a very worthy cause and greatly appreciated!
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   New Newsletter! Spring 2010

Washington State Farmers Markets Association "Agriculture is the cornerstone of Washington's economy," states Governor Christine Gregoire. "Farmers markets provide a unique opportunity to support our local growers, purchase fresh, healthy produce, and at the same time, get out and enjoy your local community."

The number of markets in Washington has more than doubled from a decade ago, increasing from 60 in 1998 to more than 125 sites in operation today. Statewide, farmers markets reported $55 million sales in 2007, up from $38 million in 2006. Most of these dollars go directly to Washington family farmers.

USDA Wholesale & Farmers Markets

Prosser Farmers Market
PO Box 501
Prosser, WA 99350

(509)
786-9174