Seattle Fair Trade

Seattle Fair Trade

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In 1991, Seattle Fair Trade began as Ten Thousand Villages – Seattle, a branch of the national organization Ten Thousand Villages. This movement unofficially started in the 1940s by Edna Ruth Blyer, a Mennonite woman in Pennsylvania. The Beginning

While on vacation in Puerto Rico with her husband, Edna discovered beautiful embroidery crafted by women from La Plata. Struck by the beauty

10/01/2024

🍡 πŸ«– Come join us at Seattle Fair Trade on October 19th for our first tea tasting! πŸ«– 🍡

05/22/2024

πŸ“š Come to Seattle Fair Trade’s first ever book reading in store on June 21st at 7 pm and do some shopping throughout the evening! The event is FREE and light refreshments will be served. Looking forward to seeing you there! 🌎

Examined Life: A Western Washington Poets Network Anthology features the work of forty poets from the Canadian border to the Columbia River. An additional fifteen poets appear in three Good Word Walking supplements to the anthology. The book and supplements will be available that evening.

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6417 Roosevelt Way NE, Ste 101
Seattle, WA
98115

Opening Hours

Wednesday 12pm - 6pm
Thursday 12pm - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm