42nd Annual Feast at the Market

Savor the Market. Support the Mission on October 7, 2025, for a unique opportunity to try some of Pike Place Market's best restaurants and raise funds to support health care for thousands of people a year at our Pike Place Market clinic and our Housing Health Outreach Team in supportive housing.

Feast at the Market is a one-of-a-kind culinary experience through the Pike Place Market neighborhood. Attendees will be introduced to irresistible flavors cooked by local all-star chefs as they move around the Market to each establishment.

Neighborcare is proud to serve the Pike Place Market and downtown community in collaboration with the Pike Place Market Foundation by providing this local event in one of Seattle’s most iconic neighborhoods to benefit those who live in and around the Market community. 

What: 42nd Annual Feast at the Market

When: October 7, 2025, 5 pm to 9 pm

Where: Neigborcare's Pike Place Market Clinic, 1930 Post Alley, Seattle, WA 98101 

We're excited to have these Market restaurants and businesses at Feast

Logos of participating restaurants and businesses

Café CampagneChukar Cherries, Half Shell, Il Bistro, Karoo Café, Kells Irish Pub, Le Panier, Maiz, Maximilien, Old Stove Brewing, Pike Place Bar & Grill, Place Pigalle, The Tasting Room/Wines of Washington

Can't make Feast? Make a donation

Thanks to our corporate and event sponsors

Neighborcare’s success depends in large part on the generosity of our partnerships. Click the button below to learn more about how you or your organization can get involved. Questions? Contact development@neighborcare.org

CORPORATE PARTNERS

LEADER 

Wellpoint    

COMMUNITY 

Henry Schein    USI

FEAST EVENT SPONSORS

CHANGE MAKER

CHAMPION

   

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Neighborcare Health at Pike Place Market

Feast at the Market is an annual event supporting Neighborcare Health’s Pike Place Market medical clinic and Housing Health Outreach Team, with the goal of 100% access and zero health disparities. Through these programs, we provide more than 14,000 medical and mental health care visits each year to over 2,600 patients. Annually nearly 39% of patients are experiencing or recently experienced homelessness.