Welcome to the Tenino Farmers Market!
Connecting Food, Farms, and You
Farmers' markets are one of the oldest forms of direct marketing by small farmers. In the last decade they have become a favorite marketing method for many farmers throughout the United States and a weekly ritual for many shoppers to get fresh, flavorful produce. The Tenino Farmers Market is dominated by local growers selling produce which they raise on their own farms and is as fresh as can be. All crafts sold are handmade by the vendors.
The Tenino Farmers Market vision is to develop a healthy community and a sustainable local food system. We are supporters of the City of Tenino’s newly created Wellness Program.
Saturday, June 27, 2009

Grand Opening
On June 27 the Tenino Farmers Market, will celebrate the grand opening of its fourth season. Workshops that promote home gardening techniques begin with Garden Composting at 10:00am, followed by Worm Composting at 11:00am - all offered by Thurston County Master Composters. At noon, Sandy Livingstone from Sunshine Enterprises will share her wisdom and wit on lavender growing, how to care for it, use, and harvesting. Live music will be provided from10:30am - 12:00pm by Jeff Anderson – fiddle & Jane Johnson – accordion followed by MUSIC BY KANA from 1pm – 3pm.
Fundraiser for Nancy Moyer’s Kids
At the TFM Community Booth - the Nancy Moyer Fund Committee, will host a fundraiser and offer rainbow wristbands in tribute of Nancy. In addition, donations can be made at any U.S. Bank under the “Nancy Moyer Fund,” or at Starbucks at Martin Village, 5600 Martin Way, Lacey, WA.
Thank you!
We thank you--our dedicated sponsors, volunteers, vendors, friends and neighbors for your support in turning our vision into reality. We had a great season and look forward to seeing you again in June 2009.
Do you have suggestions for us?
As we begin our fourth season, the Tenino Farmers Market would like to know what suggestions you have. Please send or email your comments to
TFM Board of Directors
Tenino Farmers Market
PO Box 554
Tenino, WA 98589
market@teninofarmersmarket.org
Market Staff
Dawna Kelley Donohue, Market Manager
(360) 264-2002
Jerry Broadbent, Site Manager
Paul Donohue, Business Manager
John O'Callahan, Community Outreach Coordinator
Kalyn O. Kelley, Marketing Director
(360) 561-0206
Ursula Kantnik, Vendor Liaison
Kenneth A. Jones, Honorary Member
Become a Market Volunteer
Our goal is greater than just food. The Tenino Farmers Market is about providing a venue for both customers and vendors to engage one another in the preservation and improvement of our community.
We are looking for persons interested in helping at the Market and having a great time while doing so! With your help we can continue to offer this valuable asset to our community and stimulate local business. To volunteer please contact Jerry at market@teninofarmersmarket.org.
Jerry Broadbent, Vice President
Site Manager
Musician Booking Information
The Tenino Farmers Market provides music every Saturday. Please see our Market Rules at www.teninofarmersmarket.org, and contact us at market@teninofarmersmarket.org if you are interested in playing for our market crowd.
Community Booth Space
Any public group, state or municipal agency or nonprofit organization may have a Community Booth space (10x15) for a market day. The fee is $5/day, except during the Oregon Trail Days Weekend (July 25-26, 2009), the fee is $10/weekend.
The space may be used for outreach on topics of public interest or for public education on topics of concern in the community. With the exception of these approved activities, no soliciting, political, or religious activities shall be permitted within the Market area.
The Market encourages participation by local community service organizations and will make two booth spaces available for this purpose at each market.
- A Service Application must be received or on file, and reservation made one week in advance of market date by contacting the Market Manager.
- The Market reserves the right to limit the use of Community Booth spaces.
- Reservations at the market will generally be on a first-come-first-serve basis.
- Community Booth groups are subject to all Market Rules, unless otherwise specified.
Having Fun at the Market During Oregon Trail Days


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