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Covington Makers Market Returns Sept. 12 with Local Makers, Artists, Small Businesses & Food Vendors
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Local makers, bakers, artists, artisans and food vendors will gather at Town Center Lawn on Saturday, Sept. 12, for the 14th Covington Makers Market.

COVINGTON, Wash. - Washingtoner -- Local makers, bakers, artists, artisans and food vendors will gather at Town Center Lawn on Saturday, Sept. 12, for the 14th Covington Makers Market. Hosted by the Covington Chamber of Commerce and the City of Covington, the free, family-friendly market runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 17070 SE Wax Rd. in Covington.

Presented by Puget Sound Energy, the popular community market will feature a wide variety of local makers, bakers, creators, artists, artisans, small businesses and food vendors. Shoppers can browse unique handcrafted goods, discover local businesses, and enjoy a fun, family-friendly day close to home. Admission and parking are free. All are welcome.

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Now in its fifth year, Covington Makers Market is designed to provide local and regional small businesses, artists and entrepreneurs with an opportunity to showcase their products and services while bringing the community together to shop, connect and support local.

"We love seeing Covington Makers Market filled with local businesses, creative entrepreneurs and community members," said Dana Neuts, CEO of the Covington Chamber of Commerce. "The event has grown since our first one in April 2022, and it has become a great way to discover new businesses, support local makers and spend a fun day in Covington."

The Covington Chamber is currently accepting vendor and sponsor applications through Aug. 31, 2026. Makers, bakers, artists, artisans, creators, food vendors and other qualifying businesses are encouraged to apply. More information is available online: https://www.covingtonchamber.org/covington-makers-market.html

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The Covington Chamber thanks its partner, the City of Covington, and Presenting Sponsor Puget Sound Energy for helping make the event possible.

Silver Sponsors: Covington Rotary, Gotcha Covered Maple Valley, Humphrey Accounting & Tax, Valley Emergency Response & Readiness Team, and Republic Services.

Bronze Sponsors: KeyBank, Kona Ice of Maple Valley, MultiCare and Nikki's Restaurant & Lounge.

Event Details

Covington Makers Market, presented by PSE

Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Town Center Lawn
17070 SE Wax Rd., Covington, WA

Contact Dana Neuts, CEO, at info@covingtonchamber.org for general or sponsorship questions or Keylona Temeyosa, administrative and event coordinator, at admin@covingtonchamber.org with specific questions about the event.

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Dana Neuts
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Source: Covington Chamber

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