Cedar Mill Farmers Market

Cedar Mill Farmers Market runs with just two part-time staff members, a nonprofit budget, and volunteer help focused on bringing fresh, local products to Portland shoppers. That mission gives the market a distinct shape: farm vendors share space with bakers, beverage makers, prepared-food sellers, and local craft booths at the corner of NW Cornell and Murray Roads. The result is a Saturday market that feels practical as much as social, with food access programs, a neighborhood shopping setup in the Sunset Mall Safeway parking lot, and a vendor mix that stretches from orchards and berry growers to distillers, coffee, pottery, and crochet.

Why it matters locally

The market’s nonprofit structure is central to how Cedar Mill operates: it has two part-time staff members, runs on a lean budget, and relies on volunteers to keep the market going. That volunteer backbone is paired with food access work. Cedar Mill accepts SNAP/EBT and partners with Farmers Market Fund to offer Double Up Food Bucks and Produce Match, linking grocery spending directly to produce at the market. The market also partners with Adelante Mujeres to host “Incubator Booths” for some of that organization’s start-up businesses each year, adding a small-business development role alongside weekly shopping. With a location just off Highway 26 at NW Murray and Cornell, it serves a specific Portland-area neighborhood stop rather than a destination detached from daily errands.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster is broad, but the strongest pattern is produce and orchard fruit alongside a deep bench of baked goods, drinks, and pantry items. Cedar Mill also makes room for craft sellers and nonprofit booths, so a grocery run here can easily turn into a mixed-market browse.

• -Find vegetables and farm goods from Acania Farm.
• -Pick up produce from Flamingo Ridge.
• -Shop mushrooms from Fungilicious.
• -Browse farm offerings from Granja Nuevo Horizonte.
• -Look for orchard fruit from Kiyokawa Family Orchards.
• -Grab berries from Nuts About Berries and Sweet Oregon Berry.
• -Choose pork and farm products from Peachy Pig Farm.
• -Check fruit from Red Earth fruit/Baird Family Orchards.
• -Sample spirits from Alambique Inquieto or Bird Creek Distillery.
• -Take home cookies from Boss Cookies.
• -Pick up bread from Cozy Loafs.
• -Add popcorn from Delicious Kettle Corn.
• -Browse pies from Jess Pies Baked Goods LLC.
• -Choose pastries and baked goods from Moonflower Bakery, Once Upon A Time Bakery, or Prisha's Patisseries.
• -Stop for bagels from Notorious B.A.G.E.L.O.
• -Pour a cup from Origin Bloom Coffee LLC, Caiman Cafe, or Ka Chai & Coffee.
• -Bring home chocolate from Stache Chocolate.
• -Stock up on hummus from The Hummus Stop.
• -Add olive products from The Olive Branch.
• -Browse lavender from Banks Creek Lavender.
• -Look through pottery from Good Egg Pottery.
• -Find jewelry from Kathy Kushman Jewels.
• -See crochet work from Capybara Crochet x Indigo Fairy Hair or Geek in crochet.

A weekly SNAP-related reminder also appears in the market’s events, encouraging shoppers to repeat the Double Up Food Bucks process every Saturday to maximize benefits.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, a policy that can change plans before you leave home. The market is held in the Sunset Mall Safeway parking lot at 1027 NW Murray Rd, just off Highway 26 and at the corner of NW Murray and Cornell Roads, so it works well for shoppers already running errands in that area. The market notes that vehicles and large trucks are in the space during setup, a useful cue for anyone arriving early. Restrooms are not available on site. If you are coordinating a visit with other stops, the Portland 97229 location and mall parking-lot setting are the key orientation details.

Payments & SNAP

Cedar Mill Farmers Market accepts SNAP/EBT and works with Farmers Market Fund to offer Double Up Food Bucks and Produce Match. The market also notes that Double Up Food Bucks and Produce Cash Match can be spent at participating Oregon farmers markets, which gives regular SNAP shoppers a little more flexibility beyond a single Saturday stop.