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Produce on Pike: Weekly Farmers Market
Produce on Pike is a weekly evening farmers market at Pike Place Market in Seattle, featuring seasonal fruits and vegetables from Market farmers along with artisan goods. It offers a convenient midweek grocery stop for downtown workers and residents and a chance to meet growers and learn about their harvests. The series also includes Local Night, which provides a $10 parking credit for shoppers who spend $50 or more at Pike Place Market businesses when they present proof of purchase at the Produce on Pike information booth.
Juanita Woodlands Stewardship
Care for the forest at Juanita Woodlands Park during a neighborhood stewardship work party focused on removing invasive ivy in one corner of the park to support a healthy woodland. It is a friendly way to meet neighbors, build connections and enjoy time outdoors while contributing to the local ecosystem. Bring work gloves and water, and bring gardening clippers and insect repellent if you have them. Snacks, beverages and treats are provided. Look for FHNA Event signs along the trail to reach the stewardship site.
Juanita Woodlands ParkJazz Punishments Big Band with openers Edmonds Honor Jazz Band
At Aurora Borealis, Jazz Punishments Big Band features standout young musicians from the Northwest who honor the legacy of the big band tradition. Edmonds Honor Jazz Band opens the show. Open to all ages, with a suggested $10 donation supporting the musicians.
Aurora BorealisEastside Coffee Outside Every Wednesday Morning
A casual, drop-in coffee and conversation meetup gathers at the Rotary Central Station picnic shelter, welcoming visitors in any weather. No RSVP is required. Expect a friendly atmosphere with snacks and hot drinks, often including fresh-baked vegan muffins, rotating loose-leaf teas, regular and decaf coffee, hot water with tea bags, and hot cocoa. Come for a quick visit or stay longer, whatever fits your day. The location sits along the Cross Kirkland Corridor, making it easy to reach on foot, by bike, or by car. Reusable mugs are available, or bring your own. Dogs are welcome and treats are on hand.
Rotary Central Station Picnic Shelter, 1 Railroad Avenue, Kirkland, WA 98033Your morning shortcut
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