43rd annual progressive dining experience through Pike Place Market, a ticketed evening of food, community and giving supporting Neighborcare Health.
Feast at the Market returns to Pike Place Market on Tuesday, October 6, for its 43rd year. It's a progressive dining experience through the Market: you stroll from restaurant to restaurant, tasting signature dishes, drinks, and desserts along the way, and meeting the chefs and business owners who run the places. The night ends at the Dessert Room in Gilbert Library.
It's one of the city's oldest fundraising events, and this year marks more than four decades of it. Every ticket supports Neighborcare Health, which provides medical and mental health care regardless of a person's ability to pay. That includes primary care, mental health services, and Housing Health Outreach for people experiencing homelessness. Through its Pike Place Market clinic and outreach team, the organization delivers more than 14,000 visits a year to over 2,600 patients—nearly 39% of whom are experiencing or have recently experienced homelessness.
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The evening is one of several partner events the Market hosts alongside the Pike Place Market Foundation and the Pike Market Senior Center & Food Bank. It's a ticketed event, so you'll want to grab yours in advance. Tickets are $125, and the night kicks off at 5:30 PM.
