Seattle's Pike Place Market in the northwestern state of Washington is a product of necessity. A hundred years ago, consumers - fed up with the high price of onions - demanded a market where they could buy produce directly from farmers. They got their wish, and the market on Pike Street corner today is a historic landmark and is known as "The Soul of Seattle." It is as lively as ever, attracting more than nine million visitors each year. VOA's Wang Yiru takes us inside Pike Place Market. Elaine Lu narrates.
@ExplosiveDinner Yeah I saw him a couple days ago and he was selling some CDs.
ZhouFantastic 5 months ago
@ZhouFantastic dude i bet he's there everyday. guessing a hobo who loves the piano. he's getting kind of famous lol
ExplosiveDinner 5 months ago
@ExplosiveDinner Me too!
ZhouFantastic 5 months ago
i saw the pianist at 00:34 in real life!
ExplosiveDinner 7 months ago
lol i remember when those idiots were going to tear down the market to build condos.
TheEvilOyo2 8 months ago
OMG use to get fade on the step
MrsSubia 9 months ago
opened on my birthday! wagooooo
FlipSnipeZ 11 months ago
Raw Corn loves Pike Place Market!!!
rawcornmusic 2 years ago