Sosio's Produce at Pike Place Market has remained open during the stay-at-home order in Washington ... Pike Place Market is preparing for social distancing when stay-at-home orders are eased.

President Trump's tariff war is hitting Seattle-area businesses hard, including those at Pike Place Market. ... Sosio's Produce sells about 100 items, including food sourced from around the world.

All of them living in America because of Moma Lina and her produce stand at Pike Place Market. It's stunning. "Even though I don't have no money, I just saved it,” she said.

The Huffington Post recently named Pike Place Market one of the country’s 10 best farmers markets. It was a well-deserved honor, except for one thing: Under most guidelines, ...

In the 25 years he’s owned Rotary Grocery in Pike Place Market with his wife, Jane, a can of Coke has gone from 50 cents to nearly $2, and the minimum wage went from $6.50 an hour to $20.76.

Pike Place Market is ranked #1 out of 27 things to do in Seattle. ... this bustling market near the downtown waterfront has been the go-to place for local produce. Today, you can find almost ...

Tsuru for Solidarity planned on hosting a Day of Remembrance and Resistance event at Pike Place Market on Feb. 19, with the theme of “Stop Repeating History.” Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

Pike Place Market started 115 years ago as a group of farmers and their produce wagons. Now, the market’s red neon sign is as synonymous with Seattle as the Space Needle or rain.

Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority says last year the market saw 20.3 million visitors. ... [Paris] Meantime, Jay Molitor works at Frank's Quality Produce.

The Pike Place Market community is grieving the sudden loss of Donnie Constantino, a cherished produce vendor who passed away ...

Pike Place Market is a Pacific Northwest feast for the senses — colorful and dizzying, but a lot of fun. Here’s where to go, what to see and — oh my — definitely what to eat.

Seattle’s landmark Pike Place Market opened with about eight farmers selling produce from their wagons and carts on August 17, 1907. The farmers would sell out and the Market was born.