This Saturday kicks off the first Summer Market of the season, which means the Market will open an hour earlier. Our Summer Market runs every Saturday, May-September from 9:00AM-1:30PM. While May is not technically summer, it does bring the promise of longer and warmer days, and bountiful produce. Though there have been some unseasonably hotter days (we’re looking at you 80 degrees day this April) this season, it has also been a really slow start to the growing season for many of our farmers due to the extremely cold nights in early spring. You may not see some of your favorite farmers at the first market as they are still waiting on crops to come in, however you can expect to see them in the coming weeks.
We have some new and returning favorite vendors joining us this season, but before we share with you the great additions to the market we want to take care of a couple of housekeeping notes:
Yesterday the CDC released their new guidelines for mask-wearing for vaccinated people. While the market is outdoors it can become crowded, especially on nice days. With that said we want to remind folks that masks are required for attending the market whether or not you are vaccinated. We have extra paper masks at the Info Booth if you forget yours.
There is no on-site dining in the Market. Due to COVID dining restrictions the market has suspended on-site dining until further notice. Please do not walk through the market while eating as it would prevent proper mask-wearing. We ask that you help support our amazing food vendors by ordering food and taking it to go with you.
We love dogs, (truly, we do!) but not in the Market. Unless your dog is a service animal we request you not bring them to the market. If your dog is small enough to be carried or is in a stroller that is fine as well.
Warm weather brings more crowds to the market. Our staff is working tirelessly to manage lines and keep the market running smoothly and safely. We appreciate your participation in these trying times as well, by planning your visit at non-peak hours. The market can be quiet after 11:30 with still plenty of items available. We are also excited to welcome Masa (more info below) to the Market and their pickup and delivery services that will make it easier to shop the market and avoid the crowds.
We can’t wait to see you this Saturday!
Warm Regards,
The Beaverton Farmers Market
We will see you all this Saturday at the Market, from 9AM-1:30PM!
Preorder Your Market Order for Pickup or Delivery!Never miss a market day and skip the lines! Masa makes it easy to get your favorite farmers market goodies with their efficient ordering system and pickup and delivery offered on orders. Browse their site to select items from participating vendors and Masa will box up all your items for you to pickup from the market, or request delivery if you are not able to make it. Place an order by Wednesday 11:59PM. Enjoy fresh deliveries or pickups on Saturday. No subscription or minimum order required. Masa has a healthy roster of vendors participating and you can expect to see more as the season goes on. Even our own staff is excited to take advantage of this helpful service!
Sign up on www.masafresh.com to pre-order what you want from our participating vendors and receive all assorted products via contactless delivery, or pickup at Beaverton Farmers Market.
New Vendors Alert!
One shining light during this pandemic has been the influx of new vendors. From newly formed businesses to veteran business owners expanding their sales and marketing into farmers market. We have been blown away by all the new interest of people wanting to join the Beaverton Farmers Market. You may not see all of the new vendors this week, but check them out throughout the season. We hope you share in the excitement and show these new vendors some love this summer!
Bambuzza Vietnamese Kitchen
Refrigerated sauces and broths, perfect for dipping, grilling, or making a stir fry, homemade pho soup, and more! Our peanut sauce, wok sauce, grilling marinade, and broths are crafted with care here in Portland from locally-sourced ingredients. Bambuza.com
Buddha Chocolate
Buddha Chocolate makes handcrafted chocolate and drinking chocolate. All of their products are vegan, paleo, organic and free of refined sugar. Learn about their sustainable sourcing of ingredients. Pick up one of their handcrafted chocolate bars: Wild Rose & Sea Salt, Oregon Hazelnut, Lavender Bliss, Coffee Ritual, Salted Alchemy, and more. buddhachocolate.com
Cartwheel Community Farm
Cartwheel Community Farm grows on Wapato Island (Sauvie’s) lined by wise oak trees and ringed by the mountains. Here their women run one-acre farm is human powered. Inspired by Indigenous stewardship practices, Korean Natural Farming techniques and other approaches of caring for the land and building up their soil biome and plant resilience!
DeLeon’s Farm
Welcome this new farm to the market! DeLeon’s Farm grows fresh produce free of insecticides and pesticides, locally in Beaverton.
Dreg’s Vodka
Dregs Vodka is a mission-based vodka. They donate 100% of profits to Oregon charities who support low income youth. Dregs is a premium potato vodka, six times distilled and over 60 times filtered. Due to the filtration process, Dregs is incredibly smooth without the impurities of less filtered vodkas. dregsvodka.com
Fender’s Blue Hemp
CBD Tinctures – Fender’s Blue Hemp was founded by Aaron Williams, alongside his life partner Mackenzie. Farmed by renowned veteran USDA Organic growers Dai Crisp and PK McCoy, who operate Lumos Wine Co., Fender’s Blue Hemp has undergone and achieved the same rigorous standard, which allowed the farm to be one of the first certified organic hemp farms in the country. Additionally, all products are certified vegan by Vegan Action, ensuring that our products are free of animal products, animal testing, and animal GMOs. Fendersbluehemp.com
Fermentista
The Fermentista makes high quality, nutritious and delicious fermented products using only the freshest local seasonal produce. Their mission is to get money into farmers’ hands and get high quality, probiotic foods into happy bellies. They take vegetables at the peak of their season and preserve and enhance that flavor with the magic of salt, time and some gut-healthy microbial friends. Products include sauerkraut and other fermented veggies like salsa, pickles, and hot sauces. Happy Probiotics!
Gate 9
Gate 9 fish is an Oregon Native American owned and operated fishery fishing East up the Columbia River like our ancestors have for hundreds of generations. Providing ethically caught and harvested Salmon, methods that promote conservation and full life-cycles, to the public at fair-trade prices.
Goddess Mousse
We are excited to expand our plant-based vendors with Goddess Mousse, a plant-based chocolate mousse. Maple sweetened, silky, and truly decadent treat.
Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream
Homemade ice cream store, made fresh daily! One of America’s favorite ice cream shops has a location in NW Portland. Made fresh in house Handel’s will have a small selection of ice cream pints and treats to go. handelsicecream.com
Howl at the Spoon
Wildly convenient single-serve artisanal sauces. These sauces can be used as a marinade, cooking sauce, or a finishing sauce. Just mix with your favorite combinations of protein, grains, and vegetables to create a meal that’s as unique as you. howlatthespoon.com
Intentional Lotions
Women-owned business crafting handmade cbd lotions in Oregon. 20% of proceeds go to programs that support Developmental Disabilities. intentionallotions.com
Koa Roots
Food entrepreneur business that produce small handcrafted batches of fruit butters and smoked infused brown butters in multiple flavors. Flavors that are a fusion between the two places they call home (Pacific Northwest & Hawaii). koaroots.com
Lindsay’s Sourdough
Lindsay’s Sourdough specializes in delicious sourdough pancake and waffle batter. Sourdough is a live fermented yeast that is easy on digestion and helps create the fluffiest pancakes and waffles! They use historic sourdough starters and make a variety of types. They make original, whole wheat and gluten free batter weekly, with specialty batters once a month.
Linfette
Normandy French inspired pastries that are gluten free, along with vegan and dairy free options avaiable. linfette.wixsite.com/website
Nomad Mix
All natural gluten free savory trail mix. Enjoy clusters of nuts & seeds, dried fruit, vegetables and berries, flavored with gourmet herbs and spices. Nomadmix.com
Not Umami’s Cooking
Homemade frozen gyozas, ready to be heated at home! Comes with a spicy-soy dipping sauce and cooking instructions. Gyoza options include Traditional Pork, Chicken & Mushroom, and Vegan.
Pilot House Distilling
Small craft distillery located in historic downtown Astoria, OR. Established in 2013, now with a tasting room in Portland. Spirits are their passion. Come taste the “Spirits of the Coast.” pilothousedistilling.com
Rolling River Spirits
Rolling River Spirits is a family-owned and operated distillery in Portland, Oregon producing small-batch handcrafted spirits from still to bottle using the freshest ingredients (organic when possible). They create each spirit using our own custom-built stills and Portland’s renowned pure water from the Bull Run Watershed. rollingriverspirits.com
Welcome Back These BFM Veterans!
2020 brought many challenges to the market and our vendors. We are thrilled to welcome back these BFM veterans that were missing from last year’s roster and know you will be just as excited as us since you’ve been asking about them!
Bozorth Beverages
Makers of ready to drink ginger beer, flavored sodas, and ginger beer concentrates. A great addition to your summer refreshments! bozbev.com
Cranberry Kitchen
Growers of Pacific Northwest cranberries. Their Crannie (dried cranberry) mixes are a favorite at the market. Trail Mixes and unprecedented Dried Fruit Blend Bags, $5 to $15.
Oomph Cooking Blends
Oomph Cooking Blends. Empowering healthy tasty cooking with their dehydrated and milled vegetables and herb blends combined into scrumptious flavor profiles. Oomph It Up! oomphcooking.com
Red Cat Farm
Locally grown in Aurora, OR, Red Cat Farm is a market favorite with their wide selection of fruit, including several plum and fig varieties.
Stein Distillery
Family owned and operated spirits distillery. All products made from natural ingredients – homegrown grains and local sourced fruits. All spirits handmade by the Stein Family. steindistillery.com
