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Farmers Market
Portland, Oregon
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Portland Farmers Market screens prospective sponsors to avoid direct conflict with its mission, and that mission-driven approach carries through to Lents International as part of the organization’s market network. On Sundays from June into late November, this Portland market brings that food-and-farms focus to SE 92nd and Reedway in The ZED parking lot, with a vendor lineup that spans produce, orchards, mushrooms, seafood, baked goods, and prepared foods. SNAP is accepted here, alongside Double Up Food Bucks, Produce Match, and the Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program, making the market useful both for routine grocery shopping and seasonal specialty stops.
Lents International is part of Portland Farmers Market, a group of five markets serving the Portland area, and the organization describes itself as a strictly food-and-farms marketplace for locally grown, raised, sourced, and produced products. That matters on the ground here because the market brings together farms, nurseries, bakeries, meat and seafood providers, cheese makers, and specialty food producers under one program rather than mixing in general retail.
The market also supports access, not just selection. At Lents International, shoppers can use SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, Produce Match, and Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program benefits, which broadens who can shop the Sunday market and what kinds of staple foods they can buy there.
The mix at Lents International runs wide: orchard fruit and berries, mushrooms, seafood and meats, bread and pastries, drinks, pantry goods, and hot food vendors all appear in the Portland Farmers Market roster. That makes this a market where a single trip can cover produce staples, proteins, and ready-to-eat lunch, with plenty of Oregon-grown and Oregon-made items in the same stop.
Live music is part of the Sunday schedule at Lents International, including sets by The Portland Mountain Boys, Faerie Folk, Cori Arnold Duo, and Paul Foreman on June dates listed by the market.
No dogs is the clearest planning detail to know before heading to Lents International. The market is located in The ZED parking lot at SE 92nd and Reedway, with free on-street parking and bike parking available, and a bathroom on the outside of The ZED building. Portland Farmers Market also notes that this market is easily accessible via TriMet, which can matter if you are weighing parking against transit for a Sunday trip.
If you want a smaller-market feel, the stated vendor count is 12, even though the broader Portland Farmers Market roster connected to this page spans many more possible vendors across categories.
Lents International accepts cash, credit/debit, market tokens, SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, Produce Match, and the Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program. That combination makes it practical to shop for both fresh ingredients and prepared foods with a range of payment options.
The market is located in The ZED parking lot; free on-street and bike parking is available.
Amenities include cash, credit/debit, market tokens, SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, Produce Match, and Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program. A bathroom is located outside The ZED building; shoppers can leave bulky purchases at the market info booth. Pets are requested to be kept away from vendor booths and shopper walkways.
June – November
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