Updated 6-18-2012 4:25pm
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| Shoreline resident Else Hansen and Shoreline Councilmember Shari Winstead Photo by Jerry Pickard |
An estimated 2,000 shoppers went through the Market like a tsunami at the soft opening of the Shoreline Farmers Market, sweeping flowers, vegetables, and other food out of the booths.
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| The Grateful Bread sold out Photo by Jerry Pickard |
Before the day was over, the meat, flowers, berries, and bread were sold out.
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| Jersey's was serving lunch Photo by Jerry Pickard |
Still, shoppers had several choices of ready-to-eat food, such as Jersey's, and music from the Sublime Six, and buskers Dynamite Limbo, and other booths to choose from.
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| Shorecrest string sextet plays for the shoppers Photo by Jerry Pickard |
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| Delicately Sweet Confections Photo by Jerry Pickard |
The Market will be open every Saturday, from 10am to 3pm, with the official Grand Opening on June 30.
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| Assembly of Dog animal treats Photo by Jerry Pickard |
The J Project Clothing. WSU grad Jaime Marie bought this bus and converted it into a mobile boutique to sell her clothing and jewelry creations.
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| The most unique "booth" at the Market Photo by Jerry Pickard |
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