El Mercadito: Spokane’s Monthly Celebration of Culture, Community, and Fresh Food

On the last Saturday of every month, something special happens in Spokane’s West Central neighborhood. El Mercadito isn’t just a farmers market—it’s a vibrant gathering that blends cultural tradition, community care, and local entrepreneurship into one outdoor experience that’s as meaningful as it is fun.
From fresh, free cultural foods to health services and small business showcases, this is a monthly event that truly brings people together.

Event Details
What: El Mercadito – Latino Farmers Market
When: Saturday, May 31 (and the last Saturday of each month)
Time: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Where: AM Cannon Park
Address: 1999 W Spofford Ave & Cannon St, Spokane, WA 99205
Admission: Free
Phone: (509) 558-9359
Hosted outdoors at AM Cannon Park, El Mercadito features:
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Free fresh cultural foods
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Walk-in medical services provided by CHAS Health
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Cultural activities and performances
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Local vendors and small business owners showcasing handmade goods, crafts, and services
It’s a space where connection, culture, and care come together—right in the heart of the neighborhood.
Why You Should Go
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It’s a celebration of culture. Experience the sights, sounds, and flavors of Spokane’s Latino community in a welcoming, open-air setting.
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It supports local entrepreneurs. Small businesses and local creators get a chance to share their work directly with the community.
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It promotes wellness. From fresh produce to on-site health services, El Mercadito makes it easy to take care of your body and your community.
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It’s for everyone. Whether you’re a neighbor or just passing through, you’re invited to come and enjoy.
Community Starts Here
El Mercadito isn’t just an event—it’s a reflection of what community looks like when people show up for one another. It’s food, it’s music, it’s small business, and it’s belonging—all wrapped into one Saturday afternoon.
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