Market day in two neighbourhoods
Farmers Market & Local Shops Trek
A market-season Trek: the downtown Broadway market, then the Proctor market and the small shops around it.

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Plan this Trek
- Length
- Half day
- Typical cost
- Free entry; bring cash for stalls
- Getting around
- mixed
- Family
- Easy with kids and strollers.
- Accessibility
- Markets are on flat streets and sidewalks; they get crowded at midday.
The route
1. Tacoma Farmers Market (Broadway) → 2. King's Books → 3. Proctor Farmers' Market → 4. Pacific Northwest Shop → 5. Metronome Coffee
Numbered markers follow the stop order below.
- 1
Tacoma Farmers Market (Broadway)
StartMorning
The downtown street market, in season on set days — check the schedule first.
Next: King's Books is a short walk up Broadway.
- 2
King's Books
BrowseLate morning
An independent bookshop a few blocks from the market.
Next: Drive north-west to the Proctor District, about ten minutes.
- 3
Proctor Farmers' Market
MarketMidday
The Proctor neighbourhood market, also seasonal.
Next: The Pacific Northwest Shop is on the same block.
- 4
Pacific Northwest Shop
ShopAfternoon
Regional food and goods from around the Northwest.
Next: Metronome is a short drive east.
- 5
Notes
Hours and bookings can change — confirm with each stop before you go.
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