Stunning Flower Fest This Weekend with Over 40 Vendors in Seattle

There's nothing like a gorgeous bouquet of freshly cut flowers from Pike's Place Market. Rows and rows of options, expertly packed and ready to be presented to mamas, Grandma, Aunties, and beyond!

If you're searching for an adventure this weekend, might you consider taking a drive over to Seattle? This weekend is the Flower Festival at Pike's Place Market! Over 40 vendors will be featured!

Rain or shine 40+ flower farmers will be set up along Pike Place Saturday & Sunday for our 14th annual Flower Festival. Join us on Saturday for a fun pre-Mother’s Day celebration with live music, a scavenger hunt, a special shopping offer, temporary Mom tattoos and more!!

There are so many options and so many reasons to do something different this year! Maybe you have the time to go and others can't. Take orders, grab a friend and load the car up with incredibly bright and delicious-smelling flowers grown across Washington State!

Who Will Be There?

Thai Tao Farm
Blong’s Garden
Ia’s Garden⁣
Chue Neng Cha’s Garden⁣
Kao Lee Garden⁣
Va Cha Garden⁣
Garden Flowers⁣
New Garden
Green Cuties
Hmong Highland Garden⁣⁣
Beautiful Blossoms⁣
Brandon’s Garden
Xai C. Farm⁣
Cha Farms⁣
Cuaresma R & L Farm
Woodinville Valley Farm⁣
Lee’s Fress Produce⁣⁣
See Lee Garden⁣
Lee Lor Garden
Youa Her’s Garden⁣
Lor Garden⁣
Ly’s Farm⁣
Mendez Farm ⁣
John & Lita’s Farm⁣
Prisca & Proceso Mendez Farm⁣
Moua Farm ⁣
Cathy Garden⁣
Santos Farm ⁣
Cheng Chio Saelee Garden⁣
Sebastian Farm ⁣
Thao Flowers⁣
Shong Chao’s Farm⁣
Neng Garden⁣
Vilog Farm⁣
Neng Farm⁣
Flower Garden⁣
Pa Garden⁣
Yang Farm

Pike's Place Market Flowers

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