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CFM Newsletter: Week 2
In this issue: Tuesday June 11th vendor lineup, music acts, community groups, and more.
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TODAY Sunday June 9th
11am to 3pm
Carnation Pride Picnic
Presented by Sno-Valley Pride
Tolt Commons - Bird St. & Stossel Ave
CFM ❤️s our diverse and inclusive Snoqualmie Valley community. We are hosting an art activity at the Sno-Valley Pride Picnic TODAY! Come on down for some live music, lunch and crafts!
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Market Day
Tuesday June 11th
3pm to 7pm
King County's Tolt-MacDonald Park
🏖️ Summertime vibes
🥕 Over 20 vendors selling food and farm products
🍔 Six new food vendors
🍓 Strawberries
🎶 Two live music acts
💚 5 guest community groups & sponsors
🍎 PoP Kids Club with free fruits & vegetable tokens, and activities
🎨 Hands-on art activities
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for Tuesday, June 11
 = New for 2024
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Allium & Thistle: Homemade skincare and candles made with sustainable and local ingredients, from Carnation. |
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Alveare Winery (formerly Orenda): Family-owned winery and apiary with award-winning wines and honey, made in Carnation. |
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BelgiAn Chocolicious: Chocolates filled with a variety of flavors and plain chocolate, from Carnation. |
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Bluebird Ice Cream: Rotational ice cream flavors made with local ingredients. |
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Cascade Corn: Fresh-popped kettle corn, Washington grown. |
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Downpour Espresso: Hot and cold espresso drinks, teas, and other beverages using local ingredients, from Monroe. |
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Fernández Farms: Certified organic produce from Sunnyside, including a variety of fruits and vegetables. |
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Full Heart Farm: Regeneratively grown vegetables and culinary herbs, from Carnation. |
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Good Heart Garden: Fresh cut flowers and seasonal vegetables, from Carnation. |
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Hayton Farms Berries: Fifth generation farm from Skagit Valley that specializes in certified organic berries, offering strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, tayberries, and loganberries. |
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Hollyhock Farm: Ethically raised sheep and goat meat, eggs, and a variety of fruits and vegetables, from Duvall. |
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Home Body Stewardship: Bitters, salve, tea blends, oxymels, and herbal infused oils, from Duvall. |
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JARN Co. Flowers: Sustainably-grown cut flowers and produce. |
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Jubilee Cookie Co.: Cookies and cookie decorating kits, from Carnation. |
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Kaur's Kitchen: Indian entrees hot and ready to eat, as well as take-home prepackaged meals, gravy base, and naan bread, made with local ingredients. |
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McCormick Jam: Jams made with local ingredients, from Fall City. |
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Moss Creek Farmhouse: Small family farm with chicken and duck eggs, and possibly honey and lavender, from Carnation. |
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One Moon Farm: Diversified vegetables including greens and root crops, grown with sustainable no-till regenerative practices, from Carnation. |
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Rice Water: Eggrolls, fresh spring rolls, Khua Mee (Lao style stir-fried noodles), from Duvall. |
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Shirewize: Naturally grown mushrooms such as oyster, lions mane, and kings. |
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Back Next Tuesday (June 18):
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Crepes (formerly Blinchiki): A selection of sweet and savory crepes made with local ingredients, from Monroe. |
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Sweets and Treats by Antonia: Gourmet cookies and treats made with local ingredients, from Fall City. |
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Returning July 2:
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Haughty Tamale Company: Tamales, salads, soups, street corn, shaved ices, and nachos made with local ingredients, from North Bend. |
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Starting soon:
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Ola Mae's Southern BBQ: BBQ ribs, chicken, pulled pork sandwiches, fried catfish, sides, and weekly specials made with local ingredients. |
| There's room for more vendors. Apply now! |
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Carnation Farmers Market's
2024 Music on the Grass
Concert Series
Tuesday June 11th, at Carnation Farmers Market
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Pat Brougham
(3:00 to 4:45pm)
Pat Brougham is a blues player of 40 years. He's also played for Hawaiian Halaus at Folklife and other events.
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Steve & Kristi Nebel
(5:00 to 7:00pm)
Americana story songs sung with vocal harmonies and backed on guitar and bass.
Steve & Kristi Nebel website
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Music on the Grass Presented by Jeff Warren State Farm
Special thanks to
Supporting Sponsor Duvall Foundation for the Arts
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N E W !
SNAP Market Match
For every dollar you spend on SNAP/EBT, you get a dollar for fresh fruits and vegetables (up to $25 per market day).
DOUBLE your SNAP/EBT spending power!
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For 2024, Carnation Farmers Market accepts the following: (go to the info booth!)
- SNAP/ EBT
- SNAP Market Match Dollars
- SUN Bucks (EBT program for children)
- FMNP for Seniors (Farmers Market Nutrition Program)
- FMNP for WIC (Women, Infants, Children)
- Fruit & Vegetable Cash Value Benefits for Seniors & WIC
- PoP Kids Club $2 Tokens (no expiration date!)
- Cash (pay at vendor booth)
- Credit/ Debit Card (pay at vendor booth)
- Checks, Venmo, and other payment apps: Check with vendor.
Questions? We can help you at the info booth! 😁
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Tuesday June 11th
 Community Spotlight Booths & Guests
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 Photo: Terrebonne Truck Farm
- Terrebonne Truck Patch Farm: Get the freshest farm info or sign up to be a volunteer
- Community Van (Hopelink Mobility): Affordable, accessible transportation anywhere in the Valley, for anyone.
- Stewardship Partners: Win a free rain barrel, learn how to make your home more eco-friendly, and more.
- Tolt Congregational Church (UCC): Find out about the great work the Stone Church is doing to nourish the community.
- Smith Brothers Farms: Delivering fresh milk and dairy products across Puget Sound for over 100 years, they offer a curated catalog of local specialties from Northwest artisans.
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Farmers markets don't just happen!
 CFM relies on the support of sponsors, donors, volunteers, and grants to serve our community. Your contributions connect farmers and eaters, and benefit the entire community by providing free arts, entertainment, cultural and educational programs, and food assistance. We are grateful for your support. Together, we can nourish the community for another 20 years and beyond!
Carnation Farmers Market is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, a public charity, and a Washington State Public Benefit corporation. To support CFM, visit our Get Involved page.
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Carnation Farmers Market supports the Snoqualmie Tribe Ancestral Lands Movement: We acknowledge that our market operates on the Indigenous Land of Coast Salish peoples who have sovereign, inherent Tribal rights to this land, specifically the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe (sdukʷalbixʷ). We thank these caretakers of this land who have lived and continue to live here since time immemorial.
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