Whether you take a fancy to trying on the trappings of an 1820s French voyageur, drooling over Italian hoagies or just pausing to smell the peonies, the Issaquah Farmers Market has something to delight everyone.

The 2017 season kicked off on May 6 and runs through Sept. 30 — rain or shine — from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays at the Pickering Barn, 1730 10th Ave. NW.

The market also hosts live music and entertainment, on-site master gardener experts, cooking demonstrations, nonprofit and hobby booths and more.

For information, visit issaquahwa.gov/market.

Brandon from Issaquah-based WiseGuy Italian Street Food dishes up his famous Italian hoagie. William Shaw/staff photo

Regular floral vendors from Lia’s Garden, of Snohomish, smile from a blaze of peonies. William Shaw/staff photo

Regular floral vendors from Lia’s Garden, of Snohomish, smile from a blaze of peonies. William Shaw/staff photo

A young Farmers Market shopper takes part in the Parks Department survey. William Shaw/staff photo

A young Farmers Market shopper takes part in the Parks Department survey. William Shaw/staff photo