Sequim Open Aire Market
Sequim’s Open Aire Market is in full swing these days. If you happen to be in Sequim on a Saturday between 9 am and 3 pm, be sure to stop by Cedar Street, in the heart of the town. There you will find a market that has been slowly and steadily growing over the years, and now offers a respectable selection of locally grown produce and locally made crafts. Sequim has long been home to delicious berry grower Graysmarsh, and Nash’s, a certified organic farm; products from both of these businesses can be found in Coop Markets from Sequim to Port Townsend to Seattle. They are now joined at the Sequim Market by certified organic farm, Lazy J. We are just thrilled. With land so fertile and an abundance of sunshine, it is a crime not to grow organic fruits and vegetables here. Don’t forget that Sequim is on the Olympic Peninsula, and the peninsula is surrounded by water. Water means seafood, and the Sequim Market is a good place to find it. Tuna Dan provides local fish, while QuillBay offers live oysters and clams. It is easy to eat your way through the Sequim Market as you shop for a picnic or a week’s worth of groceries. While you do so, you will be serenaded by a variety of excellent and diverse musicians. No matter what else you do in Sequim, be sure to visit the Sequim Open Aire Market.