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MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: June 17, 2021 284
On June 19, at 9 a.m., the Edmonds Historical Museum is thrilled to be opening another amazing season of the summer market. For more than 27 years, the Edmonds Historical Museum has brought this market to the downtown Edmonds community. Last year, due to COVID restrictions, we had to shrink the market to about half the usual size. But this season we are thrilled to be able to host over 90 vendors every week, almost as many as two years ago.
Though some COVID restrictions remain in place at the market, many have been relaxed under the Governor’s Orders. Starting this Saturday, shoppers who are fully vaccinated will not be required to wear masks. We will continue to post signs encouraging shoppers to mask-up and social distance but will no longer mandate masks wearing from every shopper. The market will still have a main entrance by the Historical Museum, but shoppers will also be able to enter from 5th or 6th and Bell.
Trimark plans to eventually host outdoor concerts at the space, once it’s safe enough. The space has a parking lot, spacious grassy areas and hammocks.
Three food trucks are now open at Midpoint, serving up everything from flavorful Mexican to refreshing poke bowls and American bistro fare. Another food option will be available soon when Trimark finds its fourth tenant.
Here’s a look at what’s to eat:
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