Portland Farmers Market - Northwest

At NW 19th and Everett, Portland Farmers Market - Northwest runs as a summer market from June through September. It belongs to Portland Farmers Market, a group that operates as a strictly food-and-farms marketplace for locally grown, raised, sourced, and produced goods. That framing fits the vendor mix here: orchard fruit, produce, mushrooms, meats, cheeses, bread, pantry goods, and prepared foods all come from the same regional market network. For shoppers in Northwest Portland, that points to a compact seasonal stop centered on food producers rather than crafts or general merchandise.

What you'll find there

Orchard fruit, farm vegetables, bread, dairy, meat, and ready-to-eat options all appear in Portland Farmers Market’s vendor roster, with a clear emphasis on food producers and farm goods. The lineup below shows the kinds of sellers connected to this market network and the products shoppers can look for across the season.

• -Pick up stone fruits, apples, hazelnuts, and ciders from Baird Family Orchards.
• -Find apples, pears, stone fruit, and cider at Draper Girls Country Farm.
• -Look for stone fruits, apples, pears, and cider from Kiyokawa Family Orchards.
• -Shop blueberries, preserves, and dried flowers from Evans Farm Produce & Provisions.
• -Bring home berries from Liepold Farms.
• -Browse seasonal produce from Groundwork Organics.
• -Add seasonal produce, eggs, and baked goods from Foglight Farms.
• -Choose foraged and farmed mushrooms from Farm & Wild.
• -Compare mushrooms from Mindful Mushrooms.
• -Cook with sausages from Scratch Meats.
• -Order smoked salmon from The Smokery.
• -Stock up on cheese, butter, milk, beef, pork, and ice cream from Lady Lane Farm.
• -Taste artisanal cheeses from Jacobs Creamery.
• -Buy buffalo, yak, beef, pork, and poultry from Pine Mountain Ranch.
• -Pick up sourdough bread and bites from Bite Me.
• -Grab bread, bagels, and pastries from Gabriel’s Bakery.
• -Pour plant-based milk alternatives from aMYLK.
• -Sip coffee beans, drip coffee, and cold brew from Blind Coffee Roasters.
• -Try Somali specialties and sambusas from Alleamin African Kitchen.
• -Eat Xian’r Bing and Northern Chinese cuisine from Great Tang Xiàn’r Bǐng.
• -Pick up tamales, tacos, and burritos from Sara’s Tamales.
• -Add raw varietal honey from Oso Honey Farm.

Portland Farmers Market’s calendar also includes market-day events within the broader organization, including the Saturday PSU Farmers Market.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at Portland Farmers Market locations, so that policy may affect how you plan your visit. Restrooms are available. Portland Farmers Market’s FAQ also highlights topics that shape a visit, including music at the markets, currency at markets, tours and programs, waste reduction, and peddlers. Because this is part of a multi-market organization focused specifically on food and farm products, the shopping mix is geared toward produce, meat, seafood, cheese, baked goods, and specialty foods rather than nonfood vendors.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP is accepted at this market. Portland Farmers Market materials also note acceptance of cash, credit/debit, market tokens, Double Up Food Bucks, Produce Match, and the Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program within its market system. That gives shoppers several ways to pay while keeping eligible food benefits in use at the market.