With four of our markets open through fall, we look forward to cozying up with warm dishes featuring the market’s bounty. We’ve got our eye on beets, leeks, potatoes, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, mushrooms, winter squash and so much more!
Join us this season at the farmers market to provide ongoing support to the local farmers and small food businesses you love.
King Farmers Market
Sundays through November 21st, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. at NE 7th and Wygant
Shemanski Park Farmers Market
Wednesdays through October + Harvest Market November 24th, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. at SW Park & Main
PSU Farmers Market
Year-Round Saturdays, 8:30 a.m.–2 p.m. April-October (9 a.m.–2 p.m. November-March) at SW Park & Montgomery
Along with farm-direct produce, you can find fresh bakery items, artisan cheeses, meats, pickles & krauts, jams, kombucha, coffee, wine and spirits, hot food and more at our markets.
Double Up Food Bucks Program Expands!
We are thrilled to announce the Double Up Food Bucks program has expanded to serve community members at all of our farmers market locations year-round!
PSU Farmers Market is offering a $10 DUFB match through November 20th and a $20 DUFB match November 27th, 2021-April 20th, 2022
When Kenton Farmers Market returns in 2022, it will have an increased match amount of $20.
This means when you spend up to $10 at PSU Farmers Market and up to $20 at Lents International, King and Shemanski Park from your SNAP or P-EBT card at the market this fall, you’ll receive a match in Double Up Food Bucks to spend on fresh fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, unsalted raw or dry-roasted nuts, herbs, and veggie starts.
Mark your calendar for these Harvest Markets! They are the final market dates at these locations for the 2021 season, and the perfect time to stock up on the absolute freshest produce:
Staff at PFM and Farmers Market Fund have teamed up for a monthly discussion club to learn about anti-racism, historic disparities in food and farming, and the current food justice movement. This is part of moving our equity and food justice work forward. It’s opened our thinking about policies and practices. Here’s what we read, watched and discussed last month:
*In June, HB 2835 passed. There will now be a benefits navigator at all Oregon community colleges and public universities ensuring students get their essential needs met.
Join Us in Masking up at the Market
In accordance with the Governor’s mask mandate, face coverings are currently required at our markets, regardless of vaccination status. Please wear a mask when you visit the farmers market. Your efforts to protect yourself and those around you are appreciated.
