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Bellingham Dockside Market

Photo: Dave Walker

Bellingham Dockside Market

When
Dec 19th, 2026
10:00am - 2:00pm
Where
2599 S. Harbor Loop Dr.Bellingham98226

The Port of Bellingham hosts its Dockside Market on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month from 10am-2pm.  This is an opportunity for you to shop directly from fishermen for the freshest catch available!

They’ve also added artists, crafters, and other vendors to the market for even more opportunities to experience the finest local food and art.

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From the Port of Bellingham website:
Check the Bellingham Dockside Market Facebook page, Instagram, or newsletter prior to sale days to see which fishermen will be at the dock and what products will be available.

Head down to Squalicum Harbor and follow the signs to the market where fishermen await with their product! We set up outside at Gate 5 from June through October and inside the Fishermen’s Pavilion (2599 S. Harbor Loop Drive) from November through May.

Pick your seafood, pay the fishermen directly, and head home with your delicious catch.

We’re bringing you the best of our waterfront town: the Bellingham Dockside Market, an authentic connection to our local waters!

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