Newport Farmer's Market

At Hwy 101 and Angle St., Newport Farmer's Market gathers a notably broad mix of growers, food makers, artists, and specialty vendors in one coastal stop. The market runs from March through November, with a vendor roster that reaches 60 businesses and includes everything from blueberries and flowers to seafood, sourdough, pottery, pet accessories, and knife sharpening. That range gives this market a distinct shape: locally grown and locally crafted are presented side by side, so a produce run can easily turn into a wider browse through baked goods, pantry items, and handmade work.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix here stretches well beyond a produce-only lineup. Newport Farmer's Market combines farm stands, prepared foods, coastal products, drinks, household makers, and craft booths, so the walk through the market feels varied from table to table.

• -Find blueberries from Berkey's Blueberries.
• -Pick up bouquets and floral stems from Beaver Creek Blooms.
• -Browse flowers from Bullfrog Blooms Farm.
• -Add more floral options from Butterfly Flowers.
• -Look for farm products from Gathering Together Farm.
• -Shop produce or farm goods from Pablo Munoz Farms.
• -See offerings from Single Fin Farm.
• -Stop by Walker Farms for farm products.
• -Check Family Farm for farm goods.
• -Grab loaves from By the Sea-Side Sourdough.
• -Pick pastries or baked goods from How We Roll Bakery.
• -Look for bakes from Siren's Lure Bakery.
• -Snack on popcorn from C-H Popcorn.
• -Bring home smoked cheese from Geez Smoked Cheez.
• -Pick up prepared foods from Gingifer's Kitchen.
• -Try Hummus Stop for hummus and related foods.
• -Look for candy from Tea's Candies.
• -Find honey from Oso Honey Farm.
• -Shop spices from Tejano Spice.
• -Seek out seafood from Chelsea Rose Seafood.
• -Pour a bottle from Bird Creek Whiskey.
• -Taste wine from Depoe Bay Winery.
• -Grab coffee from Old River Coffee.
• -Browse herbs from Odorata Herb Company.
• -Check Lovejoy Botanicals and Rogue Witch Apothecary for botanical and apothecary goods.
• -Sharpen household blades with 101 Sharpening.
• -Browse pottery from Rasa Clay Works and Workman Pottery.
• -Look for driftwood art from Fishface Driftwood Art.
• -Find pet-focused items from Four Paws and Lattitude 44 Pet Accessories. Newport Farmer's Market leans hard into a coastal Oregon mix where practical food shopping sits next to handwork and specialty makers. Chelsea Rose Seafood, Oso Honey Farm, Berkey's Blueberries, and By the Sea-Side Sourdough place seafood, honey, fruit, and bread within the same vendor roster that also includes Fishface Driftwood Art, Lucent Arcana Photography, Wood-n-Iron Forge, and Workman Pottery. The names themselves carry the setting: Depoe Bay Winery, Old River Coffee, Coastal River Creations, and Darkwater Souvenirs all reinforce that this is not an inland farm market transplanted to the coast, but a market roster shaped by Newport and nearby places.

Know before you go

The biggest planning detail is the season: Newport Farmer's Market runs from March through November, with the current vendor materials also describing the season as running from 3/28 to 11/21. Dogs are welcome, which can matter if the market is part of a longer walk through town. Restrooms are not available on site, so that is worth factoring in before you arrive. If you want the widest look at the market, plan for more than a quick produce stop: the roster spans around 60 vendors and includes farms, bakeries, seafood, drinks, art, pottery, textiles, and service booths.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Newport Farmer's Market, and the market also participates in the Double Up Food Bucks Program. That makes this one of the more useful stops on the coast for shoppers planning to use benefits while buying directly from market vendors.