PIKE BOX CSA

Community-Supported Agriculture Program

2026 PIKE BOX Season

We have partnered with many incredible Market farmers to provide you with the freshest produce, seasonal add-ons, and organic specialty foods. If this is your first time exploring the Pike Place Market PIKE BOX program, continue reading to learn more, and be sure to register yourself for notifications.

 

Savor the flavors of fall
with the Harvest PIKE BOX!

This abundant collection of Seasonal produce brings the best of the harvest straight from our Market farmers to your table. Each box is packed with 10 hand-selected Washington-grown produce items, perfect for crafting your favorite fall dishes.

From vibrant cranberries and hearty squash to earthy root vegetables and tender braising greens, you’ll have everything you need for a plentiful feast.

Designed to elevate your Thanksgiving meal, the Harvest PIKE BOX is the ultimate comp

Harvest PIKE BOX

Harvest PIKE BOX

Registration Deadline: Friday, November 13
Pick-up: Friday, November 20
Price: $50

Planning for a hearty feast this fall? Look no further than the Harvest PIKE BOX! This one-time box delivers 10 hearty fall crops, including cranberries, apples, Brussels sprouts, squash, potatoes, braising greens, and more, straight from Washington farmers to you.

Designed to elevate your Thanksgiving meal, the Harvest PIKE BOX is the ultimate companion for holiday cooking or any autumn gathering.

This year’s pick-up location will be on Pike Place. Hours 3pm to 6pm.

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Add-Ons

Egg Share $10
Spotted Frog Farm
A dozen pasture-raised eggs

Local Honey $16
AJ’s Family Farm
Includes one 12oz honey bear

Pie Crust $13
The Brewmaster’s Bakery
One portion of frozen raw dough (good for 2 pie shells)

Veggie Tamales $25
El Mixteco
Six ready-to-eat vegetable & cheese tamales w/ salsa verde
 

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2026 PIKE BOX FAQ (9)

How long is the 2026 PIKE BOX season?

How long is the 2026 PIKE BOX season?

This year, PIKE BOX has two 10-week seasons.

10-Week Seasons: Pick up on Wednesdays at Pike Place Market

  • Summer 1: May 20th – July 22th
  • Summer 2: August 5th – October 7th

Special Single Boxes

    • Harvest Box
Where do I pick up my PIKE BOX?

Where do I pick up my PIKE BOX?

Pick up for the Summer 1 PIKE BOX will be every Wednesday from 3pm – 7pm on the north end of Pike Place, across the street from Le Panier. Click here to view the pick-up location on our interactive Market Map.

You will also receive an email with instructions on what to expect in your shares.

For Summer 2 PIKE BOX, we are offering three pick-up locations: Pike Place Market, South Lake Union, and First Hill. More information on additional pick-up locations will be announced.

Where is the produce coming from?

Where is the produce coming from?

The produce comes from Pike Place Market farmers. Since we have farmers from all over the state of Washington, your basil may be from Fall City, while your tomatoes may be from Sunnyside. Pike Place Market farmers have to grow everything they bring to their tables at the Market. That means if you can’t grow it in Washington, you won’t see it in your PIKE BOX.

4. What can I expect in my PIKE BOX?

What can I expect in my PIKE BOX?

We have a projection of what will be in each week’s share; however, there are many variables involved in growing and harvesting each crop, and sometimes we will not be able to include an item we had planned. Each Friday before pickup, we will email a forecast of what will be in that week’s share, but that list is subject to change. To ensure you don’t miss out on our updates, please add PIKEBOX@PikePlaceMarket.org to your email address book.

We will always try to include the following in each box: a fruit, a few staples such as carrots, onions, garlic, potatoes, a leafy green, and other vegetables or herbs. Our goal is to provide a mix of familiar, loved crops and some new and exciting varieties. You will also receive a weekly “Fresh Sheet” that showcases recipes, storage tips, and easy preparation ideas to help make the most of your fruits and vegetables.

See below for examples of produce you may see in your share, by month:

  • May: Asparagus, Bok Choy, Rhubarb, Potatoes, Spinach, Chard, Arugula
  • June: Sugar Snap Peas, Snow Peas, Cherries, Lettuce, Radish, Garlic
  • July: Broccoli, Zucchini, Apricots, Plums, Corn, Blueberries, Cucumbers
  • August: Basil, Nectarines, Peaches, Tomatoes, Sweet Peppers, Cauliflower
  • September: Grapes, Asian Pears, Summer Squash, Lemon Cucumbers
  • October: Eggplant, Beets, Apples, Pears, Yu Choy, Collard Greens

Each week’s selection of fresh produce will be packed into one or two bags with handles. To make traveling home with your produce more convenient, we recommend bringing a reusable tote bag each week when you pick up.

*As the season ramps up, produce shares may occasionally be supplemented with high-quality storage crops. Storage crops are only included when there is insufficient variety, and seasonal produce will always be prioritized. Storage crops meet the same sourcing and quality standards as seasonally harvested produce. Examples of storage crops you may see include flavorful apples or crunchy carrots!

**To ensure top quality produce, this year, we will no longer be including soft berries in the Produce Shares, though we will still offer many other delicious peak season fruits, including cherries, peaches and more. The fragility and short shelf life of soft berries posed a significant challenge during packing and distribution. When in season, we will also have fresh seasonal berries available from Market farmers at Produce on Pike to supplement your CSA shares.

Is all of the produce organic?

Is all of the produce organic?

No. Some of our farmers are certified organic or certified naturally grown, and most of our farms grow to organic standards but are not certified, or use “no spray” techniques to manage their crops. Many small farms use regenerative and organic practices but do not pursue certification due to costs and the labor required for bookkeeping. Each week, your box will come with a “fresh sheet” explaining the growing practices of all farms included in that week’s box.

Can I substitute or change any of the items in my box?

Can I substitute or change any of the items in my box?

Members may not substitute or alter the contents of boxes. We try very hard to create shares that are versatile and appeal to people with diverse preferences. If there is a vegetable that you don’t enjoy, share it with your friend, neighbor, or fellow CSA member. We hope you’ll welcome the mix of staples and new, exciting vegetables and perhaps find a new favorite!

If you have a food allergy, please respond to our weekly newsletter, and our staff will arrange for a substitute at pickup.

I can’t pick up my box next week. What will happen to it?

I can’t pick up my box next week. What will happen to it?

If you can’t pick up your box during the designated time frame, we recommend that you ask a friend to pick it up for you or email us, and we will donate it to the Pike Market Food Bank for you. All we need at pickup is the registered member’s full name.

Shares that are unaccounted for at the end of pickup will be delivered to the Pike Market Food Bank.

Can I cancel my share or get a refund?

Can I cancel my share or get a refund?

Cancellations are not available after the enrollment deadline. Refunds are not available after payment has been submitted.

Do you offer a payment plan?

Do you offer a payment plan?

No, we are not able to offer a payment plan at this time. All shares must be paid for at the time of registration.

What is the PIKE BOX CSA Program?

The PIKE BOX CSA program is a farm-to-customer program run by the Pike Place Market Farm Team. Created in 2013 with the goals of helping local farmers grow their businesses, connecting Seattle workers and residents to local food sources, and providing fresh produce to our community.

Market staff source fresh produce, protein, dairy, flowers, and more from farmers across Washington for weekly pick-ups at Pike Place Market.

How does the PIKE BOX Program work?

  1. Sign up for a membership during the open window period.
  2. Our Farm Team works with our Washington Farmers and packs your box with their amazing produce!
  3. Pick up your PIKE BOX and any add-ons during the pickup time from Pike Place Market or our alternative pick-up locations.
  4. Enjoy all your farm-fresh goodies at home. Each Box comes with a weekly What’s Fresh sheet that includes: a list of what is in your box, recipes to help you cook yummy dishes, a section to meet the farmer, and preparation and storage information.

What is a Community Supported Agriculture program?

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a mutually beneficial partnership between farmers and members that guarantees sales before the harvest season. PIKE BOX CSA members support farmers by signing up for a season’s worth of farm shares. This helps farmers, especially small family farmers, cover the upfront costs of seeds, hoophouses, and other expenses so they can keep growing delicious food! Meanwhile, members receive a weekly abundance of fresh produce and other tasty add-ons during the CSA season. It’s a win-win!

How does my PIKE BOX membership support Washington Farmers?

Our PIKE BOX CSA program supports Market farmers by taking on the labor of managing a CSA so they don’t have to! We handle the marketing, packing, and distribution logistics so farmers can focus on producing amazing food. In addition, your PIKE BOX membership helps support farmer development by opening additional sales channels, connections with new customers, and experiments with new crops and varieties. (Some of which will end up in members’ boxes and kitchens.)

“The Market CSA has helped our farm immensely. It keeps us going in our slow season so we can continue to function year-round. We have worked with the CSA since its inception and couldn’t be happier with the partnership that we have fostered over the years.”
Sidhu Farms
Pike Place Market farmer since 1999
“It has been a really meaningful contribution to our business to sell to the Pike CSA program. Having reliable, well-run sales channels that get the challenges of running a diversified farm are essential to our regional farm system. We love growing directly for folks, and appreciate the way Pike Place takes on the logistics and customer support dimensions of a CSA so we can focus on growing the best dang thing you eat this year.”
Pink Moon Farm
Pike Place Market farmer since 2024

We work with 40+ farmers!

  • Aash Farm
  • AG Family Farm
  • AJ’s Family Farm
  • Alvarez Organics
  • Amador Farm
  • Baby Chavs
  • Black Forest Mushrooms
  • Blong’s Garden
  • Brewmaster’s Bakery (producer)
  • Cathy’s Garden
  • Cha Mee Garden
  • Chang Farm
  • Chue Neng Cha’s Garden
  • Fantello Farmstead Creamery
  • Golden Glen Creamery
  • Green Cuties
  • Herban Farm
  • Kirsop Farm
  • Lee Lor Garden
  • Lee’s Family Farm
  • Left Foot Farm
  • Lyall Farms
  • Magana Farm
  • Mariposa Farm
  • Martin Family Orchard
  • Nguyen’s Family Farm
  • Olsen Farms
  • Pink Moon Farm
  • Puget Sound Mushrooms
  • Samish Bay
  • Sebastian’s Farm
  • See Lee Garden
  • Shong Chao’s Farm
  • Sidhu Farms
  • Silver Springs Creamery
  • Spotted Frog Farm
  • Terra Verde
  • Thai Tao Farm
  • Tiny’s Organic
  • Vilog Farm
  • Xai Cha Farm
  • Xee Yang Garden
  • Yang Farm
  • Youa Her’s Garden

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The PIKE BOX CSA program is operated by Pike Place Market Preservation & Development Authority.