Beaverton Farmers Market

Double Up Food Bucks is built into the Beaverton Farmers Market, giving this downtown Beaverton Saturday market a clear affordability anchor alongside its regular produce shopping rhythm. The market runs on SW Hall Blvd between 3rd and 5th streets, across from the Beaverton City Library, with a winter market in February and March and a longer summer and fall season that continues into November. Its setting also shapes the visit: market events spill into a block anchored by the library and adjacent Beaverton City Park, so a routine grocery stop can overlap with seasonal programming and performances.

Why it matters locally

SW Hall Blvd between 3rd and 5th streets gives the market a downtown Beaverton footprint, directly across from the Beaverton City Library and next to Beaverton City Park. That placement ties the market to other civic spaces rather than isolating it in a parking lot, and the calendar reflects that overlap: the market hosts dates such as Public Works Fair, Pride Month, Juneteenth & Father's Day Weekend, and Ginger & Sue Celebration Day.

The market also keeps a winter schedule on Saturdays in February and March before shifting into its longer April-to-November run, giving Beaverton a farmers market presence beyond peak summer. Staffed by market managers Ginger Rapport and Erika Quiggins, along with assistant managers Sue Poff and Anita Carroll, it reads as an actively managed operation with named people behind it.

What you'll find there

This market publishes tools to search by vendor, search by product, and check an interactive map for who is attending that weekend and where booths are located, which suggests a shopping mix broad enough to need navigation help. Instead of a fixed short roster, expect a market organized around finding specific vendors and in-season produce on a given Saturday.

• -Use the interactive market map to see which vendors are on site that weekend and where their booths are located.
• -Search the vendor directory to learn about individual vendors and their products.
• -Look up particular fruits and vegetables with the product search to see what is in season and who has it.

Many events take place at the market and in the adjacent park and library, including Pi/Pie Day, Arbor Day & Earth Day Weekend, Red Cross Blood Drive dates, and a music calendar with groups such as Boka Marimba and Beaverton Community Band.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest visit-planning rule here, so leave pets at home before heading to SW Hall Blvd. The market is set across from the Beaverton City Library on SW Hall Blvd between 3rd and 5th streets, with the listed downtown address at 12375 SW 5th St.. If you're arriving by transit, Tri-Met bus lines 76 and 78 serve the area, and MAX riders can go to the Beaverton Transit Center from Hillsboro or downtown Portland.

The market also points shoppers to an interactive map and weekend vendor lineup, which is useful if you're going for a specific booth or trying to find a particular fruit or vegetable in season. Market management is handled by Ginger Rapport and Erika Quiggins, with Sue Poff and Anita Carroll assisting.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Beaverton Farmers Market, and the market participates in Double Up Food Bucks. That combination matters if you're planning a produce-focused trip, since the affordability program is highlighted as part of the market's regular setup rather than a one-off event. Payment details are presented clearly by the market, which helps when you're deciding how to shop on arrival.