Lincoln City Farmers and Crafters Market

The Lincoln City Farmers and Crafters Market is anchored by the Lincoln City Cultural Center, giving this Sunday market a clear civic landmark right on Highway 101 in Lincoln City. It runs year-round and brings together a sizable mix of growers, food vendors, artists, and craft sellers, with a stated count of 65 vendors. The current market materials also note a location at the Marketplace at Salishan, pointing visitors to the market’s active coastal setup rather than a one-note produce stop. For shoppers, that means one trip can combine farm goods, prepared food, handmade work, and family entertainment in a single stop.

Why it matters locally

The market pairs farmers with crafters in a way that fits Lincoln City’s coastal retail landscape, where food shopping and handmade work share the same draw. Its vendor roster stretches from farms such as Green Bridge Farms, Misty Hill Farms, V Family Farm, and Guerrero Produce to makers including Annie Purkey Art, Driftwood Designs, and Lightworks Candles. That breadth matters because the market is not limited to one category of local commerce; it gives small agricultural businesses, prepared-food sellers, and artists a regular Sunday outlet in one place. Year-round operation also makes it a continuing part of weekly shopping patterns rather than a short summer-only event.

What you'll find there

The vendor lineup leans broad rather than narrow, mixing farm stands, baked goods, prepared foods, nurseries, soaps, candles, photography, fiber, and other handmade goods. The names alone signal that this market is built for browsing across food and craft tables in the same visit.

• -Find artwork from Annie Purkey Art.
• -Browse jewelry or beadwork from Bead Chicas.
• -Pick up baked goods from Butter Bakes.
• -Look for handmade items from Dancing Mermaids.
• -Stop at Daniel’s 2nd Choice for its market offerings.
• -See handcrafted work from Driftwood Designs.
• -Shop Donna McCoy’s booth.
• -Explore goods from Earthlights.
• -Check out Faewerx.
• -Buy flowers from Flowering Fields Forever.
• -Eat from Gourmet Mushrooms & Tamales.
• -Visit Giselle Zaborsky’s booth.
• -Stock up from Green Bridge Farms.
• -Choose produce from Guerrero Produce.
• -View images from Hjorten Photography.
• -Shop Karen Spencer’s booth.
• -Find balloon creations from Kayla Moore Balloons.
• -Smell the selection at Lightworks Candles.
• -See sculptural work from Lush Living Sculpture.
• -Browse art from Might Fly Studio.
• -Pick up farm goods from Misty Hill Farms.
• -Add plants from Olsen & Olsen Nursery.
• -Stop by Paws.
• -Browse PNW Life.
• -Visit Sierra Martinez.
• -Find body-care goods from Simply Goats Milk Soap.
• -Shop food items from Stargazer Gourmet.
• -View work from Terry Hjorten Photography.
• -Look for tie-dye from Tye Dye Rob.
• -Buy from V Family Farm.
• -Grab deli foods from Volta Deli.
• -Pick up wine from Wine Fauve.

Live music and kids’ entertainment are part of the market day, including a magic show twice a day by Max!

Know before you go

Most vendors accept major credit and debit cards, and if a particular seller does not, the Market Manager’s booth can help process purchases after you shop and bring over your receipts. That detail can change how you plan your visit, especially if you prefer not to carry cash. Parking is on site, with access designed to work well for walkers, wheelchairs, and strollers, plus handicapped parking and attendants who help direct visitors. Restrooms are inside the Shops at Salishan building and are handicap accessible, and dogs are welcome at the market.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at the Lincoln City Farmers and Crafters Market. The market also notes that most vendors take major credit and debit cards, and the Market Manager’s booth can accommodate purchases for vendors who do not process cards directly. That setup gives shoppers more than one way to pay across the market.