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More than just a farmers market, we feature all kinds of activities that are free and fun for the family! Each week you can expect to see live entertainment, cooking demonstrations or appearances by Renton restaurants, the popular Kid's Patch, Kid's Passport Program, and Master Gardeners.
The Renton Farmers Market is held at the Piazza Renton in Downtown Renton. See map.
2024 Schedule
| Date | Theme | Entertainment 3:30-5:30 pm |
| June 4 | Opening Day | Biff Moss - Classic & Ukulele |
| June 11 | | Max Dobro - Mississippi Delta Blues |
| June 18 | | Abel Ames - Jazz & Mood music |
| June 25 | | Ian Dobson - Kids Entertainment |
| July 2 | | Henry LaVallee - Pop & Folk |
| July 9 | | Ray Smalley - Acoustic Indie rock |
| July 16 | | Duffy Delgado - Classic Rock |
| July 23 | | Danny Godinez - Latin Fusion |
| July 30 | | Frankie McCabe - Singer/songwriter |
| August 6 | | Byron Swing - Swing & Classic Jazz |
| August 13 | | Henry LaVallee - Pop & folk |
| August 20 | | Frankie McCabe - Ballads & Indie Rock |
| August 27 | | Danny Godinez - Latin Fusion |
| September 3 | | Duffy Delgado - Classic Rock |
| September 10 | | Abel Ames - Instrumental exploratory jazz |
| September 17 | | TBA |
| September 24 | Closing Day | Biff Moss - Classic & Ukulele |
Every Week at the Market
Kid's Patch
Not a babysitting service, but a chance for parents and kids to interact in fun activities each week! Held from 3 pm to 7 pm.
Kid's Passport Program
The Kid's Passport program is 8 weeks of activities that are designed to educate and excite kids about the farmers market and the importance of fruits and veggies! Each week features a different activity and a fun prize, and its free to join! Kids that complete their passports (8 weeks of activities) will receive a certificate from the Mayor of Renton for all of their hard work.
Master Gardeners
Have a plant or gardening question or problem? Visit the Master Gardeners at the Renton Farmers Market from 3:00–7:00 every week. They are available to help you: manage your gardens and landscapes in a science-based, sustainable manner; address environmental and social priorities such as water conservation and water quality protection; reduce the impact of invasive species; and, increase public awareness of healthy living through gardening.
