Staff are monitoring Air Quality Index levels closely. Based on current levels, some outdoor programming and events may change. Visit our emergency information page for the latest updates.
Due to high temps and very hot working conditions predicted for Wednesday, August 5 and Thursday, August 6, Republic Services will start collecting residential waste one hour early. Customers with garbage, recycling, or food & yard waste service on Wednesday and Thursday should put their carts out by 6 a.m.
High bacteria levels have been detected in the water that may cause illness. For your safety, do not enter the water at Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park until advised that the water quality levels have improved.
Published on August 05, 2026
Farmers Markets generate over $700,000 in annual sales in Renton, while supporting local farmers, ranchers, artisans, food producers, and small businesses. Renton’s Farmers Market attracts over 40,000 shoppers each year, providing fresh, healthy, locally produced food while serving as vibrant community gathering places.
During Monday's city council meeting, Mayor Armondo Pavone designated August 2-8, as Farmers Market Week in Renton. Farmers Market & Community Garden Coordinator Carrie Olsen, Farmers Market Aid Lacey Mansanarez and long-time Farmers Market volunteer Meri England accepted the proclamation.
The Renton Farmers Market is celebrating 25 years of fresh produce, local support, and community connection. This year, the market returned to the newly renovated Piazza Park, offering a lively space for shopping and gathering every Tuesday. Its expanded footprint with the new additions from Legacy Square has made the market even more welcoming for visitors.
There are only seven more weeks of markets left for the 2026. The Renton Farmers Market is held every Tuesday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., June through September, at Piazza Park (233 Burnett Ave S.).
Thank you, dedicated market staff, volunteers, farmers and vendors, community partners, and public agencies! Your thousands of hours of work each year create safe, welcoming, and accessible public spaces that enrich community life right here in downtown Renton.
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