Kent Farmers Market

This farmers market isn't large, but it has the basic things that make up a farmers market. The size comes and goes over time, and I wish it was as good as it was before they forced it to live in the streets. I've scored some decent produce here for the week, and there is a good local bee keeper too if you're looking for sweets. There are several staples of the local businesses, but overall it just has your local flavor you could expect. Get there early to get the best selection. Avoid parking nearby.

My family loves within 5 minutes of the Farmer's Market, and look forward to it coming back every year. We try and go every weekend, to get everything from incense to local produce, local honey, barrel aged whiskey cold brew coffee, seasonings/spices, and landjaegers.

Have started going to this farmer's market instead of the one in Federal Way. They have the Roasted Corn Stand (See seperate review) which I LOVE, tamales (which were good but not great), lots of free samples (and they aren't stingy). They don't have a lot of produce. Prices on produce a bit high. I paid $2.99lb for peaches and they weren't spectacular.They carousel is nearby as is Kent Station - makes for a nice Saturday afternoon outing. And as previously stated, they close at 2pm (which is way to early IMO).

I love picking up local produce, FLOWERS!!!, and supporting local businesses at the Kent Farmers Market. I do wish there was a little more variety in the booths and the hours were extended a little longer. Overall a solid experience.

It feels like the Farmers' Market gets a little bit smaller every year. These days there really aren't that many vendors, and they're all selling the same thing. If you see something you like, take another 5 min to go up and down the entire street because the prices very wildly. You can get some pretty okay deals here if you're already in the area, but if you're not already right by it it's a complete waste of time.

The Market ends at 2 PM sharp! We were late and saw lots of great flower stands, crafts, and even a beef company packing up. The market is located right by Kent Station Shopping and the public library making it a great weekend 'destination' close to home.

This market is really cute. It has all of the basics - kettle corn, fresh fruits and veggies, local coffee sellers - but also unique items, like local jewelry, soap, candles, paintings, and a handful of other fun booths. Like others have posted, they are not a large market. They take over about 2 blocks in front of the library. They leave the bigger market for Kent Cornucopia Days, a 3 day stint where they take over like 3 full streets and the library parking lot too. So if you want more of a selection, stop by in July. As is, it's great to stop by once or twice a month and see what the vendors have to offer. I only take off one star for the size, as it's fairly small, and they only run from 9-2.

A nice little market but it is not open past 2 pm!!This makes no sense