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Come join the regions largest outdoor farmer’s market every Saturday, opening at 8:00am and running until 1:00pm, at Pybus Market. You’ll find lots of fruits, vegetables, flowers and crafts. Plus live music. And lots of blueberries. Royal Produce’s locally grown “super sweet white corn” has arrived. If you haven’t tried the “super sweet” variety, you’re missing […]

Come join the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market for their Wednesday edition, opening at 8:00am and running until 1:00pm.  Every Wednesday.  Only at Pybus Market. You’ll find lots of fruits, vegetables, flowers and crafts. Plus live music. And lots of fun.

As many of you know, Pybus has been very popular, especially on farmer’s market Saturdays. That popularity has created some parking challenges. Remember, Pybus has bike parking for 50 bikes. If you must drive, consider parking near downtown and walking the short walk to Pybus Market. If you do drive, Pybus has 3 parking lots to

Pybus Market thanks the thousand of friends who toured the market on opening weekend. We are gratified by your support. May 18-19 marks our second weekend of operation. Come visit Pybus Public Market on Saturday, May 18, and enjoy the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market from 8 AM to 1 PM (bigger and better than opening weekend Saturday) with entertainment on

Well, we have some good news … and some temporary, very short-term bad news. First the good news: The winner of the two tickets to the Saturday’s Hey Marseilles concert at the Performing Arts Center of Wenatchee, a celebration of the Chelan Douglas Land Trust’s Foothills Day, will not miss the lighting of the Public

The top ten selections from the Mother’s Day contest are: (In no particular order) Shawna Hawkins Colleen Huber Patti Kanegae Angie Satterfield Mary P Hill Eric West Jackie Endsley Kay McKellar Jenn Brunner Linda Haglund Be sure to be on-hand at 2:00 pm Sunday to hear these winners’ “best advice.”

Pybus Market “Ambassador Program” seeks warm and friendly individuals to serve as volunteer ambassadors at Pybus Market.  Ambassadors will: greet and assist visitors and answer questions about Pybus Market and the community in a cheerful and helpful manner; describe the history of the building and its unique features; conduct group tours; provide feedback to management

By Mike Irwin, World staff writer Pybus Market won’t bloom in time for the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival. Opening of the new 25,000-square-foot commercial hub here at the foot of Orondo Avenue has been rescheduled for May 11 to coincide with the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market’s debut in its new Pybus location. Read the