WELCOME TO Northwest MARKETPLACES

Seattle’s favorite Street Markets since 1990.

Celebrating Community Curbside for 35 Years

For over 35 years, Northwest Marketplaces has been at the heart of Seattle’s community, organizing beloved markets and festivals. We run destination markets like the Fremont Sunday Market, South Lake Union Saturday Market and latest - Waterfront Park Promenade to iconic festivals like the Hangar 30 Flea and Seattle Night Market series — creating spaces where people come together to celebrate local art, craftsmanship, and culture while championing for affordable opportunities.

We recommend a visit our sister org, Seattle Farmers Market Association. Be sure to visit our sister market, the Ballard Farmers Market with sister markets in Wallingford and Madrona.

Discover local Makers and world importers

SEATTLE’S BEST CURBSIDE BRUNCH

FIND THE PERFECT GIFTS for any occasion

EXPERIENCE TRUE NORTH’S COFFEE’S SIGNATURE NITRO COLD BREW

TREASURE HUNT INSIDE our indoor HYPER MARKET

SEATTLE’S BEST CURBsIDE BRUNCH

Seattle’s Top Neighborhoods.

Endless Market Opportunities at Northwest Marketplaces.

Why Vend with Northwest Marketplaces?

Working with Northwest Marketplaces is truly plug-n-play for small businesses ready to grow. We make it easy to step into steady crowds, strong exposure, and consistent sales across our family of markets.

Get started for just $65

🚀 Big Results. Small Booth Fee.

Get your business curbside with us — weekly, monthly, or pop in when it works for you. Our markets are built with flexibility in mind, so you can grow at a pace that fits your schedule and your goals.

In 2025, our family of markets will welcome over 1 million locals and tourists — helping generate more than $10 million annually for small businesses.

And here’s the best part? Many of our booth fees start at under $100 with no sales percentage.

That’s serious exposure. Real sales momentum. And an accessible way to show up in Seattle’s most vibrant neighborhoods.

Affordable. Flexible. Built for small business success. From weekly, year-round markets to monthly and quarterly events in Seattle’s most vibrant neighborhoods, we create built-in opportunities for makers, farmers, and small brands to thrive.

It all starts with one simple vendor application and membership fee — and from there, you’re positioned to sell across multiple markets with a trusted, established audience. Buy a monht or pay as your go - that’s the beauty of it.

Less guesswork. More community. Real momentum for your business.

NOT A FARMERS MARKET - NOT A FLEA MARKET

What’s a Hyper Market

It’s not just about commerce — it’s about creating experiences that feel authentic, accessible, and welcoming. By working closely with each community, we design marketplaces that enhance and complement their surroundings, making them true destinations for both locals and visitors alike.

Northwest Marketplaces specializes in creating vibrant, one-of-a-kind marketplaces that reflect the rich history, culture, and unique needs of the neighborhoods we serve. From the Fremont Sunday Market to SLU Saturday Market and beyond, each of our events blends elements of a farmers market, flea market, and artisan fair — offering a truly eclectic experience that goes far beyond shopping.

What sets us apart is our commitment to local flavor and community spirit. Our markets are filled with independent artists, vintage curators, food purveyors, and musicians, all coming together to turn everyday streets into lively hubs of creativity and connection. While we love our farmers, we’re just as passionate about offering something different curbside — a space where discovery happens around every corner.

 VENDOR SPOTLIGHT

Ruby Threads Clothiers

Dan and Melissa Groussman started Ruby Threads Clothiers in 2009 as an excuse to maintain their travel habit to Vietnam, which they've been visiting for over 20 years.  Also knows as "Ruby Suits" - their made-to-measure clothing venture has grown much since those early days and we now maintain relationships with several excellent tailors who we personally visit twice a year.  

They focus on taking your custom clothing orders in the Seattle area and beyond and then working directly with the skilled artisans who make them.  

By keeping the chain of supply simple and short, they’re able to keep costs down while still maintaining ethical pay and practices for everyone involved.  We're well-known for customer personalization that would cost much more elsewhere. Go on, get a suit from us!

Visit Dan at the Fremont Sunday Market in Seattle or by appointment during the week to discuss your wedding group clothing needs. You contact him directly via email: RubyThreads@yahoo.com