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Rocky Butte Farmers Market Holds Second Pop Up Market August 3, 2019

August 1, 2019

July 26, 2019, Portland, Ore – The Rocky Butte Farmers Market will hold its second Pop Up Market on Saturday, August 3 from 10am to 2pm at the Dharma Rain Zen Center, located at 8500 NE Siskiyou Street in Portland.

The first Pop Up Market attracted approximately 1000 customers, exceeding the expectations of organizers. Vendors were delighted to sell out of seasonal produce, pasture raised chickens, and farm fresh eggs. Exit surveys taken by market organizers showed strong demand for more seasonal produce and prepared food options. In response, the Rocky Butte Farmers Market team is adding several new vendors to the August 3 lineup.

The Rocky Butte Farmers Market is pleased to support several farmer vendors who are part of  the East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District’s Headwaters Farming Incubator program, as well as Mudbone Grown’s Pathways to Farming program. Both programs are specifically tailored to help new and beginning farmers overcome traditional barriers such as land ownership, access to working capital, and having small business experience.

“When we asked neighbors over a year ago if they would support a farmers market, the answer was an overwhelming, ‘Yes!’,” said Ben Cutler, President of the Rocky Butte Farmers Market. “Our intention for the market is to unite communities across NE 82nd Avenue, feature neighborhood farmers, artists and entrepreneurs, and connect customers to healthy, delicious, locally grown and prepared foods. We are so happy that Dharma Rain Zen Center has agreed to host our inaugural season of Pop Up Markets this year too.”

Vendors for the pop up market include the following:

● Amica Farm (Portland, OR): seasonal mixed produce.

● Chalchi Farm (Portland, OR): salsa-oriented vegetables, including tomatillos, tomatoes, habanero peppers, serrano peppers, cilantro, epazote, basil, lettuce, spinach, chard, peas, carrots, radishes, handmade copper and shell/bone jewelry

● Davinia Acres (Eagle Creek, OR): seasonal mixed produce and pastured meat shares. https://www.facebook.com/DaviniaAcres/

● El Local (Portland, OR): Mexican food truck featuring fresh tacos, burritos, gorditas, and horchata. https://www.yelp.com/biz/el-local-mexican-food-portland

● Fawn Lily Farm (Portland, OR): freshly cut flower bouquets https://fawnlilyfarm.com

● Flying Dog Heart Farm (Portland and Corbett, OR): tea blends, tinctures, herbal vinegars, fresh herbs, plant starts, fresh vegetables https://www.dogheart.org

● Henry Higgins Boiled Bagels (Portland, OR): freshly made bagel sandwiches and bulk bagels. http://www.hhboiledbagels.com

● Lanvin French Bakery (Portland, OR): freshly baked pastries with gluten free options. https://www.yelp.com/biz/lanvin-french-bakery-portland

● Little Sun Farm (Gresham, OR): fresh vegetables, including salad mix, lettuce, kale, chard, spinach, radish, green onions, parsley https://littlesunfarm.com

● Mad Roots (Portland, OR): Madison High School student interns selling mixed seasonal produce. https://www.madrootspdx.org

● Mill Meadow Farm (Damascus, OR): seasonal mixed produce https://www.facebook.com/millmeadow/

● Olander EarthWorks (Portland, OR): handmade ceramic zen gardens and unique creations. https://www.olanderearthworks.com

● Rocky Butte Coffee Roasters (Portland, OR): coffee beans, pour over coffee, iced coffee http://www.rockybuttecoffee.com

● Shane Reaney Studio (Portland, OR): ceramics https://shanereaneystudios.com

● Sherret Food Forest (Portland, OR): edible flowers, seasonal mixed produce https://www.winslowfoodforest.com/about

● Short Stock Farm (Hillsboro, OR): pasture raised chickens. https://www.shortstockfarm.com

● Starry Moon Farm (Portland, OR): fresh seasonal vegetables, flowers, herbs https://starrymoonfarm.wordpress.com

● T bees Honey (Sherwood, OR): fresh local honey and beeswax products https://www.facebook.com/T-bee-S-120439534755423/?fref=photo

● Thorneberry Farm (Ranier, OR): organic blueberries

● Trent Family Farms (Cloverdale, OR): pasture raised beef, lamb, and eggs. https://trentfamilyfarmsllc.com

● Whisper of Essence Bath & Body (Portland, OR): handmade goat milk soaps, goat milk & shea butter lotion, bath bombs, bath salts

Note: vendor list and offerings are subject to change. Visit rockybuttemarket.com for additional information.

Additional activities include: live music; childrens’ activities; free tours of the Dharma Rain Zen Center; and information booths featuring the OSU Master Gardeners Program, Boots 2 Roots PDX, OnPoint Community Credit Union, and the City of Portland’s Neighborhood Emergency Teams. The Rocky Butte Farmers Market organizers will also be available at an information booth to answer questions and receive feedback from vendors and customers.

This event is free to attend.

Rocky Butte Farmers Market is dedicated to featuring seasonal, nutritious, locally grown foods and beverages in east Portland, for the purpose of enriching our community. Supporters include OnPoint Community Credit Union and the Dharma Rain Zen Center.

Filed Under: Farmers Market, Other News Tagged With: Rocky Butte Farmers' Market

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