WEST SEATTLE WEEKEND SCENE: Second-to-last South Delridge Farmers’ Market of the season, with more than food

Omie from Afella Jollof Catering – serving chicken dibi with yellow rice – is one of the vendors you’ll find today at the South Delridge Farmers Market, on the grounds of Hope Academy at 9421 18th SW until 3 pm. Produce sellers include Regeneration Farm from Woodinville:

In the booth are Antoine and Andrew. And we found much more than food at today’s market – until 2:30 pm, you can get vaccinated:

They have all three vaccines available (including Pfizer boosters). Also at the market today, Miss Bea and Luis from the Seattle Public Library:

If you’re interested in adopting your nearest storm drain(s), come to the market to get a free kit from Seattle Public Utilities:

You’ll even find Sound Transit reps there to talk about future West Seattle light rail:

Last market of the first-ever season is November 13th; market managers tell us they’re hoping to offer this more frequently next year!

5 Replies to "WEST SEATTLE WEEKEND SCENE: Second-to-last South Delridge Farmers' Market of the season, with more than food"

  • Elmer Carlson October 9, 2021 (3:46 pm)

      Hello , will there be a pop up vaccination clinic at the west Seattle farmers market tomorrow ? Thanks Elmer Carlson

    • WSB October 9, 2021 (4:00 pm)

      None that we’ve heard of. The King County Public Health list doesn’t have a West Seattle or White Center pop-up listed for the weeks ahead (but we keep checking).

      • G October 9, 2021 (5:46 pm)

        Please keep posting pop up vaccines offerings in the local area because I’m ready for my 2nd Pfizer and not comfortable going inside a pharmacy around other people indoors just yet. WSB is who helped me find my first vaccine outdoors awhile back. Much appreciated! 

        • WSB October 9, 2021 (7:08 pm)

          We are, as we find them. Also watch our Sunday night weekly roundups.

  • KT October 10, 2021 (5:41 am)

    I stopped by there yesterday and got some fresh produce. It is so strange that the market organizers don’t put up any signs (two blocks away) on Roxbury to draw customers into the market. Thank you WSB for publicizing this event!

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