Edmonds welcomes Museum Summer Market for 2022 season
Posted: May 7, 2022 1494
Market volunteer ambassador and lifetime Edmonds resident Becky Dickison revels in being part of the market. “I just love this place!” she exclaimed. Look for the yellow-vested market ambassadors for information, hints on where to find just what you want, and help with anything from a skinned knee to a lost child.
Produce was available in abundance.
Edmonds glass artist Sandra Dahlberg was back with her selection of garden flowers – no watering or fertilizer required.
Business was brisk at the ever-popular Snohomish Bakery.
Shelby Hanson of Edmonds couldn’t decide on which bouquet she wanted – so she got both!
With booths now moved over the sidewalks on 5th Avenue, market customers have a wider, more spacious, and safer walkway through the market.
Finley smiles for passersby. The market is now allowing dogs as long as owners keep them on a short leash.
Kevin the busker was back with his signature mix of retro rock and reggae.
There was no shortage of ideas for out-of-the-ordinary Mother’s Day gifts.
The Edmonds Historical Museum’s summer market opened its 2022 season with a new look, new rules and some decidedly unsettled weather.
It was a typical Puget Sound convergence zone kind of day, with pouring rain, glorious sunbreaks and erratic temperatures, leading several to observe that if you don’t like the weather, wait 10 minutes.
Despite this, the streets were packed with eager marketgoers ready to sample the sights, smells and tastes of market day in Edmonds.
While there had been much concern about the new rules allowing customers to bring dogs to market, as of noon market manager Christina Martin reported no adverse dog-related incidents beyond “one or two cases of snarling.” And the new configuration along 5th Avenue, which created a wider walking space, gave the market a more spacious and relaxed atmosphere that customers seemed to enjoy.
Read more about changes in store this year in My Edmonds News recent story here.
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