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Farmers Market
Eugene, Oregon
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Lane County Farmers Holiday Market meets at the Farmers Market Pavilion at 8th Ave. and Oak St., giving this Eugene market a fixed downtown anchor rather than a pop-up feel. The market runs on Saturdays and Tuesdays from 9:00AM to 2:00PM, creating a twice-weekly shopping pattern in the same central location at 8th & Oak. The site also points visitors to the Lane Event Center (Fairgrounds) as the market address, but its repeated wayfinding language centers on the Pavilion and the 8th & Oak intersection. For shoppers planning a winter market run in Eugene, that combination of named venue, known intersection, and daytime schedule gives a clear starting point.
The Farmers Market Pavilion at 8th Ave. and Oak St. places Lane County Farmers Holiday Market in a specific downtown Eugene setting that is easy to identify on foot, by bike, or when navigating nearby parking garages. The market’s published schedule includes both Saturday and Tuesday market days from 9:00AM to 2:00PM, which gives local shoppers two recurring weekly chances to shop at the same site instead of relying on a single market morning. The market also advertises a vendor count of 100 and accepts SNAP/EBT, WIC checks, Senior Farm Direct vouchers, cash, credit cards, and LCFM market tokens, tying the market’s scale to practical food access rather than a single payment method. That combination of central siting, repeated weekly hours, and multiple currency options explains why this market can fit into regular Eugene shopping routines.
No dogs are allowed, a rule that can change plans before you leave home with a pet. Parking guidance is unusually specific: downtown visitors are directed to the Parcade and Overpark parking garages, where the first hour is free on weekdays and parking is free all day on weekends except during signed events. Cyclists have multiple options too, with bike parking along Willamette Street at both Broadway and 8th Avenue, plus additional bike parking in the northwest and northeast corners of the Pavilion. The market’s recurring location language points to the Farmers Market Pavilion at 8th & Oak, so that intersection is the clearest on-the-ground navigation cue when heading in. If you like to sort out payment before shopping, the Info Booth is the designated place for questions about market currencies.
SNAP/EBT is accepted here, alongside cash, credit cards, LCFM market tokens, WIC checks, and Senior Farm Direct vouchers. The market specifically directs shoppers with currency questions to the Info Booth, which is the key stop if you plan to use benefits or market-issued tokens during your visit.
Info Booth supports questions about market currencies and SNAP/EBT processing; market accepts cash, credit cards, LCFM market tokens, SNAP/EBT, WIC checks, and Senior Farm Direct vouchers.
January – December
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