credit: wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ea/Seattle_Georgetown_04.jpgThe proposed Georgetown Farmers Market would be just north of this

credit: wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ea/Seattle_Georgetown_04.jpgThe proposed Georgetown Farmers Market would be just north of this building. There’s a reason journalists like to hang out at bars, aside from the cliche of being drinkers (which of, course, is not always untrue): Eavesdropping on, and/or talking up your fellow barflies is a great way to discover what’s news. A recent trip to Calamity Jane’s for a hot toddy earned Voracious this scoop: There’s a farmers market in the works for Georgetown.”We’re exploring that opportunity now,” the man behind the Fremont, Ballard, Madison and Wallingford farmers markets, Jon Hegeman, explains. “But nothing has been inked with the Sabey Corporation. If all things go as planned, we hope to make an official announcement at the end of this month. The market itself would start in the begging of June.”Where will the market be sited? “Across from the 9 Pound Hammer,” Hegeman says, in that big, open, nicely-tarred parking lot, where Rainier Cold Storage once stood (and sagged).For more gossip like this, plus events and date night ideas, check out our weekly, Big Bites e-newsletter sent out every Tuesday. Sign up here and we promise we won’t send you a bunch of spam.