WE ARE OPEN EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL DECEMBER 19, 2020
The Market will be open for your shopping needs on Saturdays from 9AM-2PM, with all our safety and health protocols in place to help ensure a safe shopping experience (please scroll down for details).
We have loads of fresh and local veggies, berries, cherries, peaches, meats, fish, artisan foods, breads, honey, eggs, and baked goods, as well as hanging baskets, wreaths, flowers, and plants to brighten your home, garden, or landscape.
Please keep safe with 6' distancing and face coverings, and find more info on the
CDC’s ‘Personal and Social Activities’ page by clicking here.
The Market will be open for your shopping needs on Saturdays from 9AM-2PM, with all our safety and health protocols in place to help ensure a safe shopping experience (please scroll down for details).
We have loads of fresh and local veggies, berries, cherries, peaches, meats, fish, artisan foods, breads, honey, eggs, and baked goods, as well as hanging baskets, wreaths, flowers, and plants to brighten your home, garden, or landscape.
Please keep safe with 6' distancing and face coverings, and find more info on the
CDC’s ‘Personal and Social Activities’ page by clicking here.
Proctor Farmers' Market Statement of Solidarity
The recent deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Dominique "Rem'mie" Fells and Manuel Ellis have highlighted ongoing systemic racism, police brutality and the dehumanization of people of color in the United States. The Proctor Farmers’ Market board members and staff share the grief and anger about how these injustices continue to impact communities of color. Black Lives Matter, and our society will not manifest its full potential until all people are valued as their full selves. It is imperative that individuals and organizations (including us) understand our role in perpetuating systemic racism and help undo it to create a just society.
Systemic racism is everywhere and anti-racism work is essential. The Proctor Farmers’ Market acknowledges that we have not done everything we can in undoing systemic racism. Going forward we will educate ourselves and create a more just and equitable space by initiating outreach that actively supports people of color in our communities and in our local food system.
The Proctor Farmers’ Market will commit to meaningful, systemic reform to include:
For more information please go to:
Tacoma Urban League
Black Lives Matter
Systemic racism is everywhere and anti-racism work is essential. The Proctor Farmers’ Market acknowledges that we have not done everything we can in undoing systemic racism. Going forward we will educate ourselves and create a more just and equitable space by initiating outreach that actively supports people of color in our communities and in our local food system.
The Proctor Farmers’ Market will commit to meaningful, systemic reform to include:
- Take steps to remove any potential unknown barriers to vendors, farmers, customers and staff of color participating in the Proctor Farmers’ Market.
- Engage staff and board in training to deepen our understanding of systemic racism.
- Seek feedback to deepen our understanding of the experiences vendors, customers, staff, and volunteers of color have at the Proctor Farmers’ Market. We will continue to foster more inclusive experiences at PFM and then make the changes.
For more information please go to:
Tacoma Urban League
Black Lives Matter
Welcome to the Proctor Farmers' Market
Please Stay Safe & Healthy!
-Support Your Farmers Market with Pre-Order & Pre-Pay-
Click here for a list of Vendors that offer online ordering, prepay, and pick-up at the Market.
-Here's What We're Doing to Ensure A Safe Shopping Experience-
We have completely modified our market operations and layout to help provide
a shopping experience with safety and health as a top priority.
Farmers Markets are considered 'essential businesses' and food access points, and, like grocery stores, we are permitted to be open during COVID-19. We have instituted state and local requirements including the elimination of sampling, cooking demos, musical entertainment, kids booth, events, and cafe seating and dining. We have added hand sanitizing stations, and guidelines for vendors, staff, and volunteers which includes face masks, gloves, and strict sanitation training. Additionally there will be staggered entry of shoppers, and signage, staff, and volunteers throughout the Market to reinforce 6' distancing.
Our goal is to keep our Market open & safe, with a focus on farms, food makers,
and access to local foods -- and your role is key:
We have completely modified our market operations and layout to help provide
a shopping experience with safety and health as a top priority.
Farmers Markets are considered 'essential businesses' and food access points, and, like grocery stores, we are permitted to be open during COVID-19. We have instituted state and local requirements including the elimination of sampling, cooking demos, musical entertainment, kids booth, events, and cafe seating and dining. We have added hand sanitizing stations, and guidelines for vendors, staff, and volunteers which includes face masks, gloves, and strict sanitation training. Additionally there will be staggered entry of shoppers, and signage, staff, and volunteers throughout the Market to reinforce 6' distancing.
Our goal is to keep our Market open & safe, with a focus on farms, food makers,
and access to local foods -- and your role is key:
Please click on these links for more information:
Center for Disease Control
Tacoma Pierce County Health Department
Thank You For Your Support, and Please Stay Safe & Healthy!
Center for Disease Control
Tacoma Pierce County Health Department
Thank You For Your Support, and Please Stay Safe & Healthy!
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'Points of Entry' Map
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It's easy to use your EBT Card at the Market!
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Our Sponsors
Our sponsors play an essential role in the success of the Market. Click here to become involved!
Super Sponsors
Booth Sponsors
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Friends of the Market
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