Seattleites can enjoy exclusive shopping offers, live music, and activities during Local Love Day.
SEATTLE, WA – Pike Place Market wants to thank and celebrate Seattle residents at the 4th annual Local Love Day happening Saturday, February 7, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This beloved celebration is designed especially for locals and provides the opportunity to rediscover and reconnect with the best the Market has to offer.
Seattleites are the beating heart of the Soul of Seattle, and Local Love Day is an ideal opportunity to rediscover the vibrant culture, one-of-a-kind businesses, and creative community that make Pike Place Market uniquely yours. Festivities include live music, exclusive Market Coupon Books, free historical Market tours, and live art demonstrations.
Local Love Day Activities:
Special Shopping Offers: The first 500 visitors who spend $50 or more during the event can redeem their receipts for an exclusive Market Coupon Book*. The coupon book includes great deals and discounts from 50 Market businesses and vendors, with coupons valid through the month of March. Bring receipts or proof of purchase to the Event Information Tent in front of the Public Market Center Clock & Sign to receive your coupon book.
Free Market Tours: Join the Friends of the Market in exploring the history and hidden corners of Pike Place Market in a free, hour-long tour. Tours will run every hour from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sign-ups begin day-of at the Friends of the Market tent near the Clock & Sign.
Live Busker Music: Buskers are integral to Pike Place Market’s bustling and lively atmosphere. Experience the creative incubator of the busker program with a packed lineup of Market newcomers performing on the Farm Truck Stage located in front of the Public Market Center Clock & Sign.
Music Schedule:
- 11 am – 12 pm: Eleanor Thoemke
- 12:15 – 1:15 pm: Wesley Garman
- 1:30 – 2:30 pm: Cameron Villanueva
- 2:45 – 3:45 pm: Ben Matthews
Live Painting: Reconnect with the artistic component of the Market’s “Meet the Producer” motto with live painting demonstrations by Art Stall Gallery artists in the Atrium. Watch as artists Kim Caldwell and Autumn Kegley paint their creative interpretations of what it means to be a Seattle local.
Make 2026 the year you reconnect with your Market and celebrate everything that makes it a treasured part of Seattle’s community.
For more information, visit the event page.
*Special Offer: Valid one per person only on 2/7/2026 while supplies last. Offer can be redeemed during event hours only (11am – 4pm). Excludes purchases from businesses between Pine and Stewart (Beechers/Café Campagne) as well as Post Alley and First from Stewart to Virginia (Purple Store/Biscuit Bitch/Kell’s) as they are not a PDA tenant. Please visit the Pike Place Market Event Information tent for additional information. Please email Info@PikePlaceMarket.org for questions regarding mail-in entry options.
About Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority:
The nine-acre historic district is maintained and operated by the Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority (PDA), a not-for-profit public corporation created by the City of Seattle in 1973. The PDA supports the Market’s remarkable community by increasing farm and food retailing opportunities, supporting small and marginal businesses, and providing services for low-income individuals. In addition, PDA helps protect the essence of the Market by preserving, rehabilitating and maintaining the buildings within the Market. PikePlaceMarket.org
Media Contact: Mya Acosta
Senior PR & Communications Specialist at Pike Place Market PDA
E: Mya.Acosta@PikePlaceMarket.org
P: (206) 774-5278 ext. 352