Beaverton Farmers Market - Wednesday

Double Up Food Bucks is one of the clearest reasons to keep Beaverton Farmers Market on your regular shopping circuit: this market participates in the program, alongside SNAP/EBT acceptance, which can change what a weekly produce run looks like for many households. The market is set on SW Hall Blvd., across from the Beaverton City Library and next to City Park, giving it a downtown Beaverton setting tied closely to other civic spaces. Its season stretches from February into November, with winter market hours in February and March and summer-fall hours from April through November.

Why it matters locally

SW Hall Blvd. between 3rd and 5th streets puts the market directly across from the Beaverton City Library and beside City Park, so it operates as part of a cluster of public places rather than as a standalone lot. The market calendar also ties shopping days to local observances and organizations, with dates for Women’s History Month, Pride Month, Juneteenth & Father’s Day Weekend, the Public Works Fair, and Red Cross Blood Drives.

That civic connection shows up in who appears there too. The Beaverton Community Band, Beaverton School Kids, and a long run of local performers are scheduled through the season, while the market’s staff includes market managers Ginger Rapport and Erika Quiggins with assistant managers Sue Poff and Anita Carroll.

What you'll find there

The market emphasizes changing vendor participation and product availability, with an interactive market map, a vendor search, and a product search built around what is in season and who will have it that week. Rather than a fixed single-category lineup, it is organized to help shoppers track specific produce and booth locations before they arrive.

• -Use the interactive market map to see which vendors will be at the market that weekend and where their booths will be located.
• -Search the vendor directory to learn about individual vendors and their products.
• -Look up a particular fruit or vegetable with the Find a Product tool to see what is in season and who will have it.

Events also shape the visit. The calendar includes holiday-themed dates like Pi/Pie Day and Arbor Day & Earth Day Weekend, plus recurring live music such as Boka Marimba, Rhythm Dogs, and Richie Bean & The Midnight Travelers.

Know before you go

No dogs is the most important on-the-ground rule to plan around, especially for anyone used to bringing pets to outdoor markets. The market is located on SW Hall Blvd. between 3rd and 5th streets, across from the Beaverton City Library, which makes the library and adjacent park useful landmarks when navigating downtown Beaverton. Restrooms are not available on-site, another practical detail that may shape how long you stay and whether you pair the trip with other downtown stops.

If you want the most current layout, the market maintains an interactive map showing which vendors are expected and where their booths will be set up for the weekend. The market also publishes a newsletter and event calendar, which is where seasonal performances and themed days appear through the year.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Beaverton Farmers Market, and the market also participates in Double Up Food Bucks. Payment methods are presented clearly enough that shoppers can plan purchases in advance, which matters at a market that runs both winter and summer-fall seasons on SW Hall Blvd..