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Farmers Market
Portland, Oregon
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Hollywood Farmers Market pairs a weekly neighborhood market with a nonprofit mission, a combination that shapes both its programming and its practical services. In Portland’s Hollywood District, the market runs on NE Hancock Street between 44th and 45th avenues and brings together around 50 vendors on Saturdays. The market materials put food access, visitor information, community booths, seasonal events, and musicians in the same frame, so a Saturday visit here is not just about shopping stalls one by one. That makes this market feel especially tied to the neighborhood blocks around Hancock Street rather than set apart from them.
NE Hancock Street is the anchor here, with the market set directly between 44th and 45th avenues in Northeast Portland’s Hollywood District. The market’s own setup emphasizes more than transactions: it highlights community booths, weekly and seasonal events, musicians, and multiple market currencies alongside vendor shopping. That local framing shows up in the organizations tied to the market, including TriMet, the Farmers Market Fund, Portland Bureau of Transportation’s Play Streets Program, Portland Hollywood Lions Club, Rose City Park/Hollywood NET, and Portland Fruit Tree Project. Programs such as Power of Produce Kids Club and Senior Day Coupons also point to a market that builds regular neighborhood use into its calendar, not just one-off special days.
The strongest documented mix here is programming rather than individual farm rosters: music, seasonal celebrations, kids activities, and community-facing booths are all part of the market’s regular shape. Even without a published vendor-by-vendor product list in this packet, the market clearly supports both shopping and lingering.
Events on the calendar also include Hollyween, Hollywood Fun Fest, and a fundraiser at Lucky Horseshoe Lounge, giving the market a season-by-season event rhythm beyond routine shopping.
Dog policy is the first planning detail to note: dogs are allowed only from 10am to 1pm, not for the full market span. Restrooms are not available, so it helps to plan your stop with that in mind. If you are heading here without cash, the Info Booth provides tokens for vendors who do not take credit cards, and the market also offers tokens tied to food benefit use. The market runs on NE Hancock Street between 44th and 45th avenues in the Hollywood District, a straightforward location detail that matters because the market occupies the street itself rather than a detached lot. For direct questions, the market lists the phone number (503) 709-7403.
Hollywood Farmers Market accepts SNAP/EBT, and Double Up Food Bucks doubles SNAP/EBT dollars used at the market. The market also provides tokens at the Info Booth for shoppers visiting vendors who do not take credit cards and for visitors who arrive without cash, which makes mixed-payment shopping more workable across the market.
Dogs are only allowed at the market between 10am and 1pm; service dogs are allowed at all times. Tokens are available at the Info Booth, including SNAP/EBT tokens and credit/debit exchange tokens with a $2.50 transaction fee.
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5.0 average from 5 reviews on Google
Perfect little farmers market, lots of fresh produce and there was a hunky man selling his homemade sausages. Buy your courgettes and cerises here, kill a lazy Saturday morning supporting local growers (and show-ers…why does a farmers market make me feel so randy?)
Love this Saturday market, so many delicious veggies, a wide variation of gluten-free booths. And even live music sometimes. Needed fresh berries, perfect place to find them. Don't get me started with the local honey, yum!
love this Farmer's Market and come every time I'm in Portland visiting my daughter. Smaller than the one at PDX but parking is much easier and you have the same cast of characters... fruit and veg vendors, flower vendors, organic meats and seafood vendors, a mushroom guy, lots of yummy local food prepared to order, some cool music and lots of people enjoying a Saturday morning together..
Great market just be aware that Google doesn't reflect their Winter hours as of October 4, 2025. I arrived at 7:55 AM and learned they would open at 9:00 AM. I haven't checked the Market's website for details.
My family loves this farmers market, it's a nice bikeride from our house and it's so convenient that it runs through the winter. There is a diverse selection of high quality produce and other goods available and everyone is always friendly. Conveniently it is right by a grocery outlet for any other groceries you might need.
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