Grants Pass Growers' Market

Grants Pass Growers' Market pairs a long vendor roster with an explicit effort to host nonprofit organizations, including groups such as the Rogue Valley Humane Society and Sleep in Heavenly Peace. That mix gives the Saturday market a broader footprint than produce shopping alone: growers, prepared-food vendors, makers, and nonprofit tables all appear under the same market umbrella. The market runs in downtown Grants Pass at the corner of 4th and F Streets, with the summer market set at NW 4th and F Street. SNAP/EBT is accepted, and the market also highlights WIC and Senior Coupons alongside its food-access programs.

Why it matters locally

Southern Oregon Growers Association organizes the market and states a no-discrimination policy for hiring and vendor participation, grounding the market in a formal local organization rather than an informal pop-up. The market also says it is proud to partner with OSU’s Small Farms programs and to connect farmers with programs like Farm to School, tying weekly sales to a wider regional farm network.

Its local role also includes advocacy and public-facing partnerships. The market says it lobbied the Oregon Legislature to create Oregon’s first farm-direct marketing legislation, and it regularly hosts nonprofit organizations including The Humane Society, The Women’s Crisis Support Team, 4-H & FFA, The Audubon Society, and Master Gardeners.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix stretches well beyond a produce-only stop. Farm names dominate the roster, but the market also includes meat, eggs, mushrooms, breads, drinks, prepared foods, flowers, woodwork, soap, and art vendors, so a single lap can cover groceries, lunch, and household goods.

• -Pick up vegetables from Runnymede Farm, which lists salad mix, spicy salad mix, spinach, onions, garlic, carrots, beets, turnips, winter squash, potatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, and other greens.
• -Browse additional produce growers including Antonio's Farm, Applegoat Valley Farm, B & B Gardens, Fort Vannoy Farms, Proctor Farms, and Terra Sol Organics.
• -Find berries through Blue Collar Berry Patch and Reyes Strawberries.
• -Look for honey and apiary vendors such as Deer Creek Apis and Noah's Bees.
• -Shop specialty farm products from Mushrooms All Year, Uncle Jimmys Microgreens, Garlicana, and The English Lavender Farm.
• -Choose proteins from Cow Creek Chicken, Harmon and Son Beef, Plaisance Ranch, and House of Hens & Grit.
• -Add baked goods and sweets from The Bearded Baker, Daddy's Donuts, Rise Up! Artisan Bread, Windmill Bakery, and Green Ridge Chocolates.
• -Stop for ready-to-eat food from Black Collar Burgers, Dracula's Deli, El Charro Viejo, Tamales Rosa Maria, and Yeah Buddy! Pizza.
• -Sip local beverages from Blossom Barn Cidery, Griffin Creek Coffee, Hill Top Coffee, Rogue Kombucha, and Wild Wines.
• -Check maker booths including Bob Berns Woodworking, Murdoch Pottery, Rogue Valley Soap, John's Metal Art, and Zwan Art, LLC.

The market is open weekly on Saturdays from 9am to 1 pm, and it also lists monthly Southern Oregon Growers Association board meetings on the third Wednesday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at the market; the site separately references ADA service animals, so that policy is likely to matter if you're planning to shop with a pet. The market is set in The Grasshopper Parking Lot at 201 NW F St on the corner of F and 4th Streets, which is the key arrival detail for drivers heading downtown. A customer parking page is provided, though the market’s location note centers on the lot itself rather than street-by-street directions. The listed market manager is Kia, and the market publishes both a phone number and email for direct market business. Restrooms are not available on site.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Grants Pass Growers' Market, and the market says it accepts SNAP/EBT benefits nationwide. It also says it continues to accept WIC and Senior Coupons, and it highlights Double Up Food Bucks through the Oregon Farmers Market Association plus Protein Bucks supported by AllCare Health.