Downtown open-air markets start July 26
Six Thursday markets at the east lot at U.S. 20 and Sandusky Street add barbecue this year, plus a furniture sale Aug. 2.
The Committee to Grow Bellevue opens its first open-air market of the season from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday, July 26, in the city’s east parking lot at U.S. 20 and Sandusky Street. Markets continue for six straight Thursdays, through Aug. 30.
New this year is Snooty’s Bar-B-Q, with tables for eating on site. Other vendors include Branco’s and Schenk’s Farm produce, Garcia fresh fruit and vegetables, Granny’s Cup homemade jams, It’s a Dog’s Life organic dog treats, LL Kowntry Works tole painting, Jewelry by Pauline, Hospice of Memorial Hospital, Everdry Waterproofing, and household items and baked goods from Marlene and Fred Frisch.
At the Aug. 2 market, which kicks off the city’s garage sale weekend, the committee will hold a furniture sale aimed at first-time renters and college students. Donations of furniture and household goods will be taken from noon to 3 p.m. that day at the city lot next to the Copper Top Bakery, with tax receipts available. Proceeds go to downtown beautification.
Last year’s sale: Main Street Market garage sale. Find farm markets: USDA Local Food Directories. More in Community.