We’re feeling good, and these bright and sunshiney picks from our Mercantile and Wellness Departments are here to help you embrace the bizzy bizzy start to the springiest time in our valley.
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Since 2007, this program has provided primarily migrant youth and their families with meaningful opportunities to engage with the natural environment through monthly field trips throughout Skagit County.
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Few words drive me quite as crazy as these: “Voting doesn’t matter.”
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Whether you’re snapping photos in a rainbow of tulips out among ‘em, exploring a quieter off-the-beaten-path trail in the Valley, or setting up for a season worth celebrating, we have some new and noshable foods you won’t want to miss!
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The Co-op Board has declared no Patronage Dividend for 2025 purchases. Patronage is only returned to members when the Co-op has made sufficient net income for the year.
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Meet Madeline McGonagle, who is returning to Community Action of Skagit County in a new role as Farm Liaison to administer a new Farm to Food Bank partnership with the Skagit Valley Food Co-op.
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Come get a free tree from Pacific Northwest-based Brooks Tree Farm! We know you want to plant an entire forest, but one tree per customer, please.
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Hello, sunshine! Spring has sprung and so have the buds on our tongue.
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With Tokens for Tomorrow, every time you bring in a reusable shopping bag, we honor your commitment to reducing waste with a token worth 8¢ that you can give back to one of these local organizations.
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Candidates were asked to express why they'd like to serve our Co-op on the Board of Trustees, and which skills and experience they'd bring to the position should they be elected.
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The Mission of the Skagit Valley Farmers Market Coalition is to continue celebrating and growing our unique Skagit culture around food and community by strengthening our resilient farmers' markets.
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Beyond being a low-maintenance plant, fiddlehead ferns are a delicious early spring edible plant you should try cooking with!
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