THE DOWNTOWN YAKIMA FARMERS MARKET
THIS SUNDAY… 9A TO 1P! COME ON OUT FOR SOME “HOME GROWN FUN”… THE DOWNTOWN YAKIMA FARMERS MARKET IS LOCATED UNDER THE ROTARY MARKET PLACE PAVILION… AT 15 WEST YAKIMA AVENUE.
Featuring wineries, flowers, baked goods, local honey, artisan products, fruit, produce, organic greens, food vendors and live entertainment!
Introducing The New Farmers Market Loyal Shoppers Program… earn a stamps for every $10 you spend… fill your card for $5 in market tokens and get entered to win a Grand Prize at the end of the Season!
The Downtown Yakima Farmers Market now has a bag swap… bring your re-usable and Plastic Shopping Bags to share or take! Drop them off and pick up a bag at the Market Information Booth.
Sign up for the new Weekly Farmers Market newsletter at downtownyakimafarmersmarket.com to find out what is fresh and happening each week plus recipes, vendor profiles and who will be performing…
AUTUMN BOUNTY — “EVERYTHING’S COMING UP ROSES!”
Hey, Yakima! Looking for a fun way to spend a beautiful late-summer afternoon—and support a great local organization while you’re at it?
Here’s your chance to experience a garden party right on the beautiful grounds of the Yakima Area Arboretum!
Join us for Autumn Bounty: Everything’s Coming Up Roses!, happening Sunday, September thirteenth, from three to seven p.m.
Enjoy an afternoon and evening surrounded by the beauty of the Arboretum, with live music from KCJ Jazz Co., delicious barbecue from Vandervate BBQ, wine from Hyatt Vineyards, plus exciting live and silent auctions.
Tickets are just eighty-five dollars per person, and this is a twenty-one-and-over event. Best of all, your evening out helps support the Arboretum’s beautiful gardens, educational programs, and the work they do for our entire community.
So grab your friends, put on your garden-party best, and come enjoy great food, great music, and a great cause!
That’s Autumn Bounty: Everything’s Coming Up Roses!, Sunday, September thirteenth, from three to seven at the Yakima Area Arboretum.
Get your tickets at A-H-Trees dot org, or call 509-248-7337 for more
