From Farm to Table: Exploring Farmers Markets Around Spokane Valley
Published June 17, 2025
Read time: 5 min
Bundled by spacious skies and meandering meadows, Spokane Valley invites families to trade the crowded resort for a quiet retreat and savor the summer season—one farm-fresh tomato at a time. This agriculturally rich region boasts breezy market mornings and scenic stops that’ll make you want to linger a little longer. Easy to reach and endlessly rewarding, it’s where kids can crunch carrots while parents connect with the makers and bakers behind each booth. Between May mornings and October evenings, farm stands and food stalls at these Farmers Markets welcome wanderers with seasonal splendor all week long.
FARMERS MARKETS
FRIDAYS
SPOKANE VALLEY
Start your market adventures with the Spokane Valley Farmers Market. Planted in the heart of the Valley, this Friday evening market brings fresh flavor and family fun to CenterPlace Regional Event Center’s sunlit West Lawn Plaza. Just steps from Discovery Playground, kids can climb, create, and connect before picking out their own produce through the KERNEL program—Kids Eating Right: Nutrition and Exercise for Life—which rewards hands-on learning with $2 in market money. With 40+ vendors, food trucks, and tunes under open skies, the scene is spacious, stroller-friendly, and easy to navigate with plenty of free parking. After gathering garden greens and grilled goodies, stretch the day with a stroll or scenic spin along the Centennial Trail—bike- and pedestrian-friendly all the way to your hotel doorstep.
- LOCATION: CenterPlace Regional Event Center, 2426 N Discovery Pl, Spokane Valley, WA 99216
- DATES: Fridays, May 16–Sept. 26 (except July 4 and July 18)
- TIME: 4 p.m.–8 p.m.
SATURDAYS
LIBERTY LAKE
Rooted in ritual and ripe with tradition, the Liberty Lake Farmers Market is where familiarity meets fresh-picked flavor. Tucked into walkable Town Square Park, this small-but-mighty Saturday staple invites families to mingle with multigenerational growers, many of whom have pitched the same tents for over a decade. Here, regulars aren’t just remembered—they’re greeted with grins, gifted with grilling tips, and sometimes handed a favorite loaf without asking. Post-market, pair your produce with a pastry from a nearby café or peruse the local shops that cluster around the park. With its cozy charm and community-first feel, this market lets visiting families step seamlessly into the rhythm of local life.
- LOCATION: Town Square Park,1421 N Meadowwood Lane, Liberty Lake (10-minute drive)
- DATES: Saturdays, May 17–Oct. 11
- TIME: 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
CHENEY
The Cheney Farmers Market carries a compelling community chronicle, rescued by the resolve of a 17-year-old. This small-town staple serves as a spirited showcase of youth leadership and local love, perfect for families venturing from Spokane Valley. Shoppers can browse booths brimming with fresh produce, raw honey, lavender luxuries, handcrafted cups, and crocheted crafts—all within a relaxed, rootsy setting. Beyond the market, visitors can wander the welcoming Eastern Washington University campus or tour Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge, blending grassroots giving with grand outdoor adventures. It’s a heartfelt harvest of history and hope, well worth the country road route.
- LOCATION: 612 4th St, Cheney, WA 99004, (30-minute drive)
- DATES: June 14, June 28, July 26, August 9, August 23, Sept. 13, Sept. 27, Oct. 11
- TIME: 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
WEDNESDAYS
MILLWOOD
Nestled in a nostalgic neighborhood shaded by century-old trees, the Millwood Farmers Market offers a midweek market rooted in charm and community. Tucked into the heart of Millwood City Park, this pint-sized gathering pairs picnic-table browsing with a playground backdrop. Shoppers will find a thoughtful mix of artisan breads, backyard blooms, pasture-raised proteins, local honey, and hand-picked produce—all served with small-town sincerity. It’s a bite-sized market with a big heart, perfect for families craving a slower scene and a true taste of local life. For a post-market pint or refreshing root beer, take a short stroll across the street to Whistle Punk Brewing Co.
- LOCATION: Millwood City Park, 9241 E Frederick Ave, Spokane, WA 99206 (5-minute drive)
- DATES: Wednesdays, May 28–Oct. 8
- TIME: 3 p.m.–7 p.m.
KENDALL YARDS
Perched above the Spokane River Gorge with sweeping skyline views, the Kendall Yards Night Market serves up a rare recipe: urban energy with wild, waterfront beauty. Set along the Centennial Trail, this Thursday night favorite blends fresh finds with festival flair, anchored by the Rock the Nest concert series that fills the air with rhythm and revelry. Families can graze on gourmet street food or sample sweet treats from nearby restaurants, then settle in along the bluff for sunset bites and golden-hour sights. It’s a crowd-pleaser that pairs big-city buzz with breathtaking backdrops—proving that farmers markets don’t always come with country roads.
- LOCATION: 1335 W Summit Pkwy, Spokane, WA 99201 (15-minute drive)
- DATES: Wednesdays, May 21–Sept. 17
- TIME: 5 p.m.–8 p.m.
THURSDAYS
PERRY STREET
Tucked in Spokane’s soulful South Perry District, the Perry Street Thursday Market pairs produce with personality in one of the city’s most beloved neighborhood blocks. This community-rooted corner buzzes with bakeries and boutiques, inviting visitors into Spokane’s everyday rhythm and routine. With its inclusive ethos and programs like WIC and Senior Nutrition vouchers, the market makes fresh food and friendly faces accessible to all. After browsing, linger longer with a latte or lunch at one of the eclectic eateries encircling the market’s cozy core.
- LOCATION: South Perry District 1000 S Perry Street (10-minute drive)
- DATES: Thursdays, May 1–Oct. 30
- TIME: 3 p.m.–7 p.m.
BOOK YOUR STAY TODAY
Your day doesn’t have to end with a drive home—Spokane Valley’s variety of accommodations makes an overnight stay easy and affordable. Centrally located between Coeur d’Alene’s lakeside leisure and Spokane’s urban adventures, the Valley’s hotels put you at the heart of it all. No matter where you decide to unwind, your stay will leave you refreshed and ready for another round of fresh finds.
