Est. Benton City, Washington

Benton City
grows its own.

From the rich soil of the Yakima Valley to your table — discover the flavors that make our community root-deep and proud.

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Fresh produce displays at Benton City Farmers Market

Local

grown, locally loved — that's the Benton City way.

Our Story

More than a market — it's the pulse of Benton City.

Nestled in the heart of the Yakima Valley, Benton City Farmers Market has been a gathering place for families, farmers, and neighbors who believe food tastes better when it's grown with care and sold with a smile.

Every season brings something new from the earth — crisp apples from nearby orchards, sun-ripened tomatoes, heirloom peppers, fresh herbs, and the kind of produce that still carries the scent of the soil. This is where your grocery list meets real conversation.

100+

Local Vendors

50+

Produce Varieties

4

Seasons of Harvest

What's Growing

From the valley floor
to your hands.

Every item you find here has a name, a face, and a story. These aren't products — they're the result of seasons of dedication from local growers right here in Benton City.

Fresh berries from Yakima Valley farms

Berry Harvest

Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries — picked at peak ripeness from Yakima Valley farms that know these berries by name.

Fresh apples from local orchards

Orchard Apples

Crisp, sweet, and grown in the same valleys that have produced world-class apples for generations. Every bite tastes like home.

Fresh herbs and seasonal greens

Herbs & Greens

Basil, cilantro, arugula, and more — cut fresh each morning. The kind of herbs that make your kitchen smell like a garden.

Artisan honey and local preserves

Honey & Preserves

Raw honey from local beekeepers, small-batch jams, and preserves made from this season's best harvest. Pure, unprocessed goodness.

Freshly baked bread from local bakers

Artisan Breads

Sourdough, focaccia, and rustic loaves baked fresh each week. The kind of bread that makes you slow down and savor every bite.

Seasonal vegetables from local farms

Seasonal Vegetables

Tomatoes that actually taste like tomatoes, heirloom peppers, root vegetables, and everything the season decides to give us.

Community

Where neighbors become friends over fresh food.

Benton City Farmers Market isn't just a place to shop — it's where the community comes alive. It's where kids try blueberries for the first time, where retirees swap gardening tips, and where new residents discover what makes this town special.

We host seasonal events, cooking demonstrations, and gatherings that celebrate the people who grow our food and the families who support them. This is Benton City at its best — rooted, generous, and always feeding its own.

Family-friendly atmosphere

A welcoming space for all ages to explore, learn, and enjoy.

Meet the growers

Know the hands that grew your food. Real conversations, real relationships.

Seasonal celebrations

From harvest festivals to winter markets — every season has something to celebrate.

Community gathering at Benton City Farmers Market
Local farmer at Benton City Farmers Market
Colorful produce display at the market
Family shopping at Benton City Farmers Market
Plan Your Visit

Come for the food.
Stay for the feeling.

Market Hours

Open year-round with seasonal hours.
Spring–Summer: Saturday mornings
Fall–Winter: Select weekends

Call ahead to confirm current schedule.

Location

609 9th St
Benton City, WA 99320
Free parking available on-site

Get in Touch

(808) 451-8503
capcojeff@gmail.com

Questions? We'd love to hear from you.

Find Us

We're right here in
the heart of it all.

Located on 9th Street in Benton City, our market is easy to find and even easier to love. Pull up, park, and wander through rows of local goodness.

Address

609 9th St, Benton City, WA 99320-9790

Join Us This Season

The best food starts
with the people who grow it.

Whether you're a lifelong Benton City resident or just passing through the Yakima Valley, come discover what makes our farmers market something special.

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