Astoria Sunday Market

Astoria Sunday Market is tied to the Astoria Uppertown Business Association, and that partnership fits the market’s setting on 12th Street in downtown Astoria. From May through October, the market runs on Sundays between Marine Drive and Exchange Street, combining fresh produce, local arts and crafts, food, music, and more in a downtown street-market format. The market began in 2000 and now covers four city blocks in historic downtown Astoria, giving it a footprint that matches the scale of a main-street outing rather than a quick farm stand stop.

Why it matters locally

On 12th Street in downtown Astoria, this market brings together products that are hand-crafted, grown, created, or gathered by the farmers, craftspeople, and artisans who sell them each week. That direct-maker emphasis matters in a place where the market stretches across four city blocks in historic downtown and operates as part of the weekly rhythm of the district. The market is also connected to local and regional food access efforts through North Coast Food Web, Clatskanie Food Hub, WIC, FDNP, SNAP, Double-Up Food Bucks, and Power of Produce. In practice, that means the market is not only a place to shop but also a place where food programs and downtown commerce meet on a regular Sunday schedule.

What you'll find there

The mix here is broad rather than narrow: a downtown street market with farm goods, handmade work, prepared food, and live entertainment folded into one outing. The market notes that weekly vendor placement is updated by Friday, so the exact lineup can shift from week to week.

• -Astoria Sunday Market vendors offer fresh produce as part of the weekly market mix.
• -Market sellers bring local arts and crafts made by featured craftspeople and artisans.
• -Prepared food is part of the market, with a food court on site.
• -Regional entertainment is included alongside shopping. Four city blocks on 12th Street shape the feel of Astoria Sunday Market more than any single booth does. The market runs through the heart of historic downtown Astoria between Marine Drive and Exchange Street, so the experience is defined by a long street-market layout rather than a compact lot or plaza setup. That format pairs with the market’s own mix of food, music, crafts, and produce, plus a food court and regional entertainment, to make a Sunday visit feel like moving block by block through different layers of downtown activity. The setting also links easily to nearby Astoria landmarks such as the River Walk and Astoria Trolley, reinforcing the market’s place within the waterfront-and-downtown fabric of the city.

Know before you go

Parking is typically ample within three blocks of the market, with parking lots at the Sunset Empire Transit District at 10th and Marine. The market is located on 12th Street in downtown Astoria, between Marine Drive and Exchange Street, so it helps to orient yourself to those cross streets before arriving. Dogs are welcome. Restrooms are not listed as available, which may affect how long you plan to stay. If you want the most current booth locations, the vendor map is updated weekly by the beginning of the day on Friday, and the market notes that those maps can change.

Payments & SNAP

Astoria Sunday Market accepts SNAP and EBT, and it matches up to $20 through Double-Up Food Bucks. The market also lists WIC and FDNP among its food-access partners and programs, reinforcing that nutrition benefits are built into how the market operates.