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PDA CO-OP Advertising Program
Stretch your advertising dollars and amplify your efforts by participating in the PDA CO-OP Advertising Program!
PDA active Commercial and active Daystall merchants can participate in various advertising initiatives from print to digital advertising. The business must create, purchase and pay in full for individual advertising projects then submit for up to 50% reimbursement of their advertising cost (must meet requirements in this handbook.)
Reimbursement is available on a first-come, first-served basis while funds remain.
Commercial Requirements and Funds
- Commercial businesses much be open at least four days a week.
- Commercial businesses can receive up to $700 annually
Daystall Requirements and Funds
- Daystall Crafters and Farmers must be selling at Pike Place Market at least one day a week.
- Daystall Crafters and Farmers can receive up to $350 annually
Content Calendar Submissions
We want to promote your business!
The Marketing Team is always on the lookout for exciting – and inspiring – ways to showcase the Market. That’s where you come in. Submit your consumer-facing content ideas about your business for consideration. It doesn’t matter if it’s big, small, fully baked or just a spark – please don’t hesitate to share your story.
- New Year’s – How can visitors reign in the New Year with Pike Place Market or tips for how to experience the Market in 2022.
- Deadline: December 16th
- Valentine’s Day – How is your business celebrating Valentine’s Day? Tell us any special products, gift ideas, dinner plans etc.
- Deadline: February 2nd
- General – Tell us any updates about your businesses, specials, gift ideas, story ideas, etc.
- Deadline: Ongoing
Small Business Workshops
The Pike Place Market PDA offers small business workshops designed specifically for Pike Place Market tenants. These workshops are intended to help you learn new skills, gain local customers and plan for sustainability. They are free and open to all Market businesses.
The Market Insider
The Market Insider is your bi-monthly guide to what is happening around the Market as well as important reminders and ways to get involved. If you are not receiving the Market Insider and would like to, click here.
Quarterly Marketing Recap
The Quarterly Marketing Report is a quarterly recap of Market news, media coverage, event metrics, partnerships and more. We hope you will use this as a guide to see everything that has happened during each quarter, how the Market is being covered and how remarkable our community is. If you are not receiving the Quarterly Marketing Recap and would like to, click here.
COVID-19 Rules
Vaccine Verification Requirement
Effective October 25, new regulations will apply to businesses in King County customers of restaurants and eateries with indoor seating and indoor theaters, event spaces, etc will be required to provide proof of vaccination status or a negative COVID test. This ruling sets common standards for all businesses and locations in King County.
Requirements:
- Businesses will be required to screen customers for inside seating for proof of vaccination status. The alternative is proof of a recent negative COVID test.
- Restaurant customers without proof will have to take out orders or be seated outside.
- Facemask requirements will also be emphasized in all indoor spaces when not eating or drinking.
At the Market
- The PDA will provide additional outdoor dining areas on the MarketFront Pavilion, however, the new guidelines are likely to limit the amount of table seating in building common areas.
To help understand this new order, the Seattle Metro Chamber has provided new resources to help businesses prepare for King County’s vaccine verification requirement. Please take a look at the resources below:
King County Vaccine Verification Toolkit for Businesses – Download Here
This toolkit is designed to help members and partners implement the new policy in daily operations.
This toolkit was drafted in partnership with King County and includes:
- Key details about the order
- Accepted proofs of vaccination and testing
- Signage
- Scenarios and training resources
King County Mask Requirement
Effective September 7, King County is requiring everyone to wear a mask at outdoor events of 500+ people or at any outdoor setting where people cannot remain at least 6 feet apart from non-household members, regardless of vaccination status. This order joins the statewide indoor mask mandate that has been in place since August 23.
As we face a surge in delta cases and serious impacts on our health care system, the Market has issued the below Mask Requirements for all vaccinated and unvaccinated people, 5 years of age and older across the Market property.
Masks ARE required at Pike Place Market Including the following locations:
- Inside All Market Buildings, including all common areas, PDA Offices and PDA Operations Shops
- Inside the Arcade Hallways, including the Main arcade, Economy arcade, and the MarketFront Pavilion
- Inside All Market Elevators
- Inside All Residential Buildings
- In all crowded outdoor settings where people cannot remain at least 6 feet apart from non-household members
Commercial Tenant Reminders:
Effective October 25, new regulations will apply to businesses in King County customers of restaurants and eateries with indoor seating and indoor theaters, event spaces, etc will be required to provide proof of vaccination status or a negative COVID test. This ruling sets common standards for all businesses and locations in King County.
Requirements:
- Businesses will be required to screen customers for inside seating for proof of vaccination status. The alternative is proof of a recent negative COVID test.
- Restaurant customers without proof will have to take out orders or be seated outside.
- Facemask requirements will also be emphasized in all indoor spaces when not eating or drinking.
At the Market
- The PDA will provide additional outdoor dining areas on the MarketFront Pavilion, however, the new guidelines are likely to limit the amount of table seating in building common areas.
To help understand this new order, the Seattle Metro Chamber has provided new resources to help businesses prepare for King County’s vaccine verification requirement. Please take a look at the resources below:
King County Vaccine Verification Toolkit for Businesses – Download Here
This toolkit is designed to help members and partners implement the new policy in daily operations.
This toolkit was drafted in partnership with King County and includes:
- Key details about the order
- Accepted proofs of vaccination and testing
- Signage
- Scenarios and training resources
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2022 Daystall Rules Review
The Daystall Rules Review is an annual process in which any person may submit proposals for changes to the Daystall Rules & Regulations. Please see the schedule of events below and link to submit comments.
Daystall Rules Review Schedule
Daystall Rule Change Proposal Form
For Craftspeople
Resources
Saturday Attendance Requirement
Vendors must sell one weekday, Monday-Thursday, in order to sell the following Saturday. Please note the difference from the pre-COVID Saturday attendance requirement: only one weekday is required, but Friday doesn’t count. Vendors not meeting this requirement will not be assigned tables for the Saturday that week. Since you are now able to sign up for days online in advance, if you do not meet the weekly Saturday requirement please take the time to cancel any upcoming Saturday reservations. Failure to do this will complicate the process and slow down a busy roll call.
Check-in Times:
Must establish visible table presence or have contacted the staff via the Marketmaster cell with a (rare) late call: Farmers by 8:00 am and Craftspeople by 9:00 am. Craftspeople wishing to move into vacancies resulting from cancellations will meet the Marketmaster at 8:45 am in the front of Desimone Bridge.
Table cancellations:
Vendors should strive to cancel tables infrequently to minimize inconvenience to staff and other vendors. Cancellations should be made by calling the Marketmaster cell (206.618.7117) as early as possible, and Farmers and Craftspeople should call to cancel no later than 8:30 am on the day reserved for selling. Craftspeople canceling a table reservation in advance should cancel themselves via online signup when cancelling before noon the day before selling. All cancellations after the noon-the-day-before reservation deadline should be made by calling the Marketmaster cell. If cancellations are not done correctly, Craftspeople may be assigned a table and charged daily rent, regardless of if they show up. Vendors should leave a brief message if the Marketmaster doesn’t pick up the phone. Please repeat the message once to ensure it is transmitted clearly.
Table Map:
Starting Saturday, May 1st, every day of the week we will be assigning tables according to the “Expanded Map”, which gives famers and crafters 8’ tables. This is in order to prevent vendors from being turned away without a table on higher demand days, and more Daystall businesses reopen in advance of the traditional peak season. This means that vendors will have to be extra vigilant at maintaining safe social distancing both behind your tables with your neighbors and in front of your tables with your customers.
For Farmers
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- Please contact the Market Master cell phone for questions.
- 2021-22 Daystall Rules and Regulations
For Buskers
To obtain a Pike Place Market Performer Permit Application, click here.
Busker Rules
- Due to the historic nature of the Market, horns, percussion, and amplified music are not permitted outside a Market sanctioned event.
- A valid 2021-2022 Pike Place Market Busker Permit is required.
- Market performers should display their permits every time they perform in the Market.
Residential Resources
Residential Property Managers Contact Information
La Salle Building
Residential Manager Bethany Gabaldon
Phone: (206) 774-5228
Fax: (206) 774-5295
Leland Apartments
Residential Manager Bethany Gabaldon
Phone: (206) 774-5228
Fax: (206) 774-5295
Livingston Baker Apartments
Residential Manager Kim Barreto
Phone: (206) 774-5281
Fax: (206) 774-5282
Market House
Residential Manager Kim Hao
Phone: (206) 774-5229
Fax: (206) 774-5290
Sanitary Market
Residential Manager Kim Hao
Phone: (206) 774-5229
Fax: (206) 774-5290
Stewart House
Residential Manager Marci Garrett
Phone: (206) 774-5283
Fax: (206) 774-5284
Triangle Apartments
Residential Manager Kim Hao
Phone: (206) 774-5229
Fax: (206) 774-5290
Western Avenue Senior Housing
Residential Manager Kim Barreto
Phone: (206) 774-5304
Fax: (206) 774-5282
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