Beaverton Farmers Market - Wednesday

Double Up Food Bucks is part of the draw at Beaverton Farmers Market, giving this downtown Beaverton market a clear food-access role alongside its regular shopping routine. The market runs on SW Hall Blvd. across from the Beaverton City Library and near Beaverton City Park, placing it right in the middle of an active civic stretch rather than on an out-of-the-way lot. Its season spans a short winter market in February and March and a longer summer-and-fall run from April into November, which gives the market a different rhythm across the year.

Why it matters locally

Across from the Beaverton City Library on SW Hall Blvd., this market is tied closely to downtown Beaverton’s public spaces, with market activity extending to the adjacent City Park and library grounds during events. That placement matters because the market is not operating as a stand-alone retail site; it is woven into places residents already use for reading, park time, and civic events.

Its calendar also shows a strong local-programming streak. Seasonal observances and civic partnerships include Women’s History Month, Pride Month, Juneteenth & Father’s Day Weekend, a Public Works Fair, and Red Cross Blood Drive dates. The market also highlights performances by groups such as the Beaverton Community Band and Beaverton School Kids, keeping local participation visible alongside food shopping.

What you'll find there

This market emphasizes wayfinding as much as assortment, with an Interactive Market Map plus search tools for vendors and seasonal produce. That setup is useful for shoppers arriving with a specific ingredient in mind rather than browsing at random.

• -Use the “Find a Vendor” search to look up participating vendors and their products.
• -Search by fruit or vegetable to see what is in season and which vendors have it.
• -Follow the Interactive Market Map for current booth locations at the market.

Events add another layer beyond shopping. The calendar includes holiday-themed dates such as Pi/Pie Day, Mother’s Day Weekend, and Independence Day, along with music ranging from Boka Marimba to Richie Bean & The Midnight Travelers.

Know before you go

No dogs is the policy here, which can change plans before you leave home. The market is located on SW Hall Blvd. between 3rd and 5th, directly across from the Beaverton City Library, a detail that makes downtown navigation much easier if you are meeting someone or orienting from nearby blocks.

Season matters here too. Winter market hours run Saturdays in February and March from 10am to 1:30pm, while the summer and fall market shifts to an earlier 8:30am to 1:30pm schedule from April through November. For shoppers who like to plan purchases in advance, the market points people to its Interactive Market Map and search tools for vendor and product lookups before arrival. Events may also spill into adjacent City Park and the Beaverton City Library area, so the surroundings can be more active than a simple row of stalls suggests.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Beaverton Farmers Market, and the market also participates in Double Up Food Bucks. That combination is one of the clearest practical features this market highlights, especially for shoppers stretching produce budgets across the main season and the winter market.