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This weekend in Auburn: farmers market, Juneteenth activities and a downtown swap meet
Summary
The City of Auburn’s weekly Farmers Market is running through September at West Coast Park; Meet Me Downtown swap meet is scheduled at 131 E Main Street (11 a.m.–7 p.m.) and Juneteenth programming at the market is set for Sunday, June 21 (10 a.m.–3 p.m.). Kids Day activities, including free haircuts run by the Auburn Junior City Council, are also planned.
City of Auburn staff on the "Auburn on Main" podcast outlined a series of community events this summer, including the Farmers Market, a Meet Me Downtown swap meet and Juneteenth programming.
Jonathan Glover and co‑host Angee Pagosian said the Auburn Farmers Market began the weekend of June 7 and will continue through September, with the market held at West Coast Park (also referred to as Let’s Go Park). The hosts identified a sample swap‑meet date as Saturday, June 20, at the Meet Me Downtown swap meet in the Bee Street Plaza/parking‑lot area near 131 E Main Street; hours given for the swap meet were 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Juneteenth activities at the Farmers Market were scheduled for Sunday, June 21; the hosts said market hours for that day will be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. They also noted co‑located student celebrations and specialized vendors and performances on that date.
The episode highlighted Kids Day activities run by the Auburn Junior City Council, including free haircuts for children and family‑oriented attractions such as climbing walls and inflatables. The hosts encouraged listeners to attend and said city staff and interns plan to be present at several of the events to support programming and coverage.
For attendees, the podcast provided practical timing and location details mentioned above but did not include permit or vendor registration specifics. The episode concluded with the hosts inviting listeners to upcoming events and reminding residents to check the city’s official channels for the most current schedules and operational updates.
