Portland Farmers Market - King

TriMet is one of the named partners tied to Portland Farmers Market - King, a Sunday market at NE 7th and Wygant in the parking lot next to King Elementary School. Running from May to November, the market brings together a stated 30 vendors, with free on-street parking, bike parking, restrooms, and King Park & Playground nearby. The vendor roster reaches well past basic produce, spanning orchard fruit, mushrooms, seafood, meat, breads, coffee, prepared foods, and pantry goods. That mix gives this Northeast Portland stop the feel of a full grocery run rather than a quick produce pickup.

Why it matters locally

King is rooted in a specific Northeast Portland setting: the market operates at NE 7th and Wygant, in the parking lot adjacent to King Elementary School and near King Park & Playground. That location puts a farmers market directly into a neighborhood school-and-park corridor rather than a downtown civic space.

The market also connects local food access programs with everyday shopping. Portland Farmers Market lists SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program, and Produce Match among its partners and programs, alongside standard payment options including cash, credit/debit, and market tokens. With a 30-vendor claim and a wide farm-and-food roster, the market combines neighborhood convenience with a substantial range of farm goods and prepared foods on a weekly Sunday schedule.

What you'll find there

The strongest pattern at King is range: orchard fruit and berries sit alongside mushrooms, seafood, cheese, breads, coffee, hot food, and pantry staples, so shoppers can build a market bag across several categories in one stop. The market’s stated 30-vendor scale reads smaller than its full roster depth, with plenty of variety inside each category.

• -Pick up stone fruits, apples, hazelnuts, and ciders from Baird Family Orchards.
• -Find apples, pears, stone fruit, and cider at Draper Girls Country Farm.
• -Browse blueberries, preserves, and dried flowers from Evans Farm Produce & Provisions.
• -Add foraged and farmed mushrooms from Farm & Wild.
• -Choose berries from K Berry Farm.
• -Bring home microgreens and seasonal produce from La Petite Ferme.
• -Look for honey and tomatoes at Salmon Creek Farm & Apiary.
• -Shop fresh, fire roasted, and dried peppers from Westwind Gardens.
• -Buy seafood from Brandywine Fisheries.
• -Get fresh and smoked salmon from Native Candy.
• -Take home beef, lamb, pork, chicken, eggs, and honey from Deck Family Farm.
• -Try alpine cheeses from Helvetia Creamery.
• -Grab bread, bagels, and pastries from Gabriel’s Bakery.
• -Pick up sweet and savory croissants and cruffins from Twisted Croissant.
• -Pour coffee beans, drip coffee, and cold brew from Cave Painter Coffee.
• -Order Somali specialties and sambusas from Alleamin African Kitchen.
• -Eat breakfast burritos from Enchanted Sun.
• -Take home handmade pasta, raviolis, and sauces from Foglia.

The events calendar for this market includes Weekly Kids’ Activities, Music, an Earth Day Celebration, and a Harvest Market.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest rule to plan around here. The market runs in the parking lot adjacent to King Elementary School at NE 7th and Wygant, between NE Alberta and NE Prescott Streets, with free on-street parking and bike parking available. Restrooms are available on site, which matters for a longer Sunday stop, especially with King Park & Playground nearby. Because the market is scheduled only on Sundays from May through November, this is a once-a-week neighborhood stop rather than a daily retail setup.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP is accepted at Portland Farmers Market - King. Portland Farmers Market also lists cash, credit/debit, market tokens, Double Up Food Bucks, and Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program across its markets, giving shoppers several ways to pay and use food access benefits. Produce Match is also listed among the market’s partner programs.