That’s all folks: Museum summer market bids farewell till next year
Posted: October 9, 2021 727
The oaks surrounding the Cedar Dreams Fountain provide a colorful backdrop for market goers Saturday.
A perennial market favorite Vespucci Pizza’s master chef Sam prepares one for the oven. “Arrivederci till next year!” he exclaims. “But if you can’t wait, we’ll be at the Ballard Market every Sunday through the winter.”
Fire engine ambassador Greg Jorgensen stands next to the Edmonds 1930 Ford fire engine. “We’ll be raffling off another pedal fire engine this year,” he promised. “Look for us at the upcoming Edmonds Holiday Market, buy a ticket, and this classic toy could appear under your grandchild’s holiday tree.”
Edmonds Museum Director Katie Kelly staffs the museum information table.
Bouquets in a rainbow of fall colors make great seasonal table toppers.
Day of the Dead original art.
“Strummin’ Blind” Chad entertains with his cover of “Daniel” by Elton John.
The Veteran’s Plaza Pin Oak turned out in fall color for the final market day.
Gypsy Rows Farm owners Darren and Janine put out the produce by their signature yellow school bus. What will they do this winter? “We’ll be at the Lake Forest Park market for the next two weeks,” remarked Darren. “But after that I’ve got two tractors I need to overhaul, so it’ll be a busy off-season! See you here next spring!”
Gourds in all shapes and sizes for great seasonal décor.
Yellow, red and orange bell peppers added a touch of seasonal color to the produce stands.
Fall was in the air on Saturday morning as the popular Edmonds Museum Summer Market bid farewell to the 2021 season with pumpkins, gourds, autumn-themed floral bouquets, and more.
But don’t despair. The museum markets will be back in a few short months — the Garden Market will open in May, and the full Summer Market will be back in June.
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