Newport Farmer's Market

Lincoln County WIC appears as a named community partner at Newport Farmer's Market, a useful clue to what this market is trying to do beyond weekly shopping. The market runs in Newport from late March to late November and lists about 60 vendors, giving it a broad mix of farm, food, and maker booths in one stop. At Hwy 101 and Angle St., the market puts locally grown produce alongside prepared food, flowers, seafood, bakery items, crafts, and specialty goods from a roster that ranges from Berkey's Blueberries to Chelsea Rose Seafood to Yaquina Bakery. SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks are part of the setup, not an afterthought.

Why it matters locally

Lincoln County Small Farmers Association organizes the market, tying Newport Farmer's Market directly to a local farm group rather than a generic event operator. The market's own emphasis is on locally crafted and locally grown goods, and its vendor roster reflects that with farms, flower growers, seafood sellers, bakers, and artists all appearing in the same seasonal lineup. Lincoln County WIC is featured as a community partner, and the market also highlights Oregon assistance programs, SNAP, EBT, and Double Up Food Bucks, which puts food access in the same frame as direct sales. That matters in a coastal town market where produce, prepared food, and staple shopping can happen in one place.

What you'll find there

The vendor bench here is unusually mixed for a single market list: growers and food producers share space with seafood, sharpening, pet goods, apothecary items, pottery, textiles, and woodwork. That makes Newport Farmer's Market feel less like a produce-only stop and more like a coastal weekly market where household errands, lunch, and gift shopping can overlap.

• -Pick up flower stems from Beaver Creek Blooms.
• -Find blueberries from Berkey's Blueberries.
• -Look for blooms from Bullfrog Blooms Farm.
• -Catch bread and flowers from Butterfly Flowers By the Sea-Side Sourdough.
• -Browse farm goods from Family Business Caravan Farm and Kitchen.
• -Shop seafood from Chelsea Rose Seafood.
• -Pour a bottle from Depoe Bay Winery.
• -Add produce from Euchre Creek Farm.
• -Check Farm for Our Lives for farm products.
• -Bring home vegetables and farm goods from Gathering Together Farm.
• -Sample smoked cheese from Geez Smoked Cheez.
• -Stop by Old River Coffee for coffee.
• -Find mushrooms from Rain Forest Mushroom.
• -Pick up baked goods from Siren's Lure Bakery.
• -Look for produce from Single Fin Farm.
• -Shop plant starts or greens from Sweet Sprouts.
• -Grab deli food from Volta Deli.
• -Add farm goods from V Family Farm.
• -Find produce from Walker Farms.
• -End with baked goods from Yaquina Bakery.

Live music is part of the Saturday schedule, with weekly performances by local artists and named sets including Peter the Guitarist at 9 a.m. and Terry Trenholm at 11 a.m.. One thread stands out here: Newport Farmer's Market leans into the overlap between food shopping and a Saturday hangout. The market pairs "Home Grown Goodies" and locally grown produce with live music, and that combination shows up right in its own featured language about farm-to-table eating and weekly performances by local artists. On one recent schedule, Peter the Guitarist was set for 9 a.m. and Terry Trenholm for 11 a.m., giving the morning a clear rhythm rather than a single short set tucked into the background. One visitor also noted "tons of food stalls" alongside homemade goods, which matches the long vendor list that mixes farms, bakers, seafood, and craft sellers.

Know before you go

There are no restrooms listed, so plan that part of your visit before arriving. The market is at Hwy 101 and Angle St. in Newport and runs for the 2026 season from 3/28 to 11/21. Dogs are welcome, which can matter if you're walking over with a pet or building the market into a larger Saturday outing. The market manager assigns spaces, and the market operates with formal rules and bylaws through the Lincoln County Small Farmers Association, so the setup is structured even with a broad vendor mix. With around 60 vendors on the roster, it helps to expect a market that includes both food shopping and nonfood booths in the same pass.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP is accepted here, and the market says Oregon Trail card holders can swipe on a wireless device and receive $1 tokens for shopping. Newport Farmer's Market also participates in Double Up Food Bucks, giving SNAP shoppers an added incentive when buying eligible foods. Payment methods are presented clearly as part of the visit information.