Portland Farmers Market - Pioneer Courthouse Square

At SW 6th and Morrison, Portland Farmers Market - Pioneer Courthouse Square drops a seasonal farmers market into one of downtown Portland’s best-known intersections. The market runs from June through August, giving the square a focused summer window rather than a year-round schedule. Its vendor mix stays tightly aligned with Portland Farmers Market’s food-and-farms approach, centered on locally grown, raised, sourced, and produced goods instead of general merchandise. For downtown shoppers, that means a compact market where summer produce, orchard fruit, mushrooms, eggs, baked goods, and pantry items all fit the setting at SW 6th and Morrison.

What you'll find there

The lineup leans heavily toward peak-season produce, orchard fruit, and a few useful specialty-food stops, which suits a summer market in the middle of downtown Portland. Expect a food-focused mix rather than crafts, with vendors drawn from Portland Farmers Market’s screened roster of local farms and food producers.

• -Find stone fruits, apples, hazelnuts, and ciders from Baird Family Orchards.
• -Pick up seasonal produce from Bonifacio Garden.
• -Look for seasonal produce at CAMPO COLLECTIVE.
• -Stock up on chestnuts from Cascadia Chestnuts.
• -Browse seasonal produce from Deep Roots Farm.
• -Choose apples, pears, stone fruit, and cider from Draper Girls Country Farm.
• -Shop seasonal produce from Eloisa Organic Farm.
• -Add blueberries, preserves, and dried flowers from Evans Farm Produce & Provisions.
• -Try foraged and farmed mushrooms from Farm & Wild.
• -Gather seasonal produce, eggs, and baked goods from Foglight Farms.

Portland Farmers Market also publishes an events calendar for its markets, so programming can appear alongside regular market days within the broader organization’s schedule.

Know before you go

No dogs is one of the clearest visit rules to plan around at this market. Restrooms are not listed among the market’s visit details, so this is a stop to time with downtown errands rather than a place to count on onsite facilities. The market operates as a seasonal summer market, from June through August, at SW 6th and Morrison in Pioneer Courthouse Square. Portland Farmers Market also frames its markets as strictly food and farms marketplaces, so the emphasis here is on edible goods and farm-based products from screened vendors, not a mixed craft fair setup. Payment methods are clearly established at this market, which helps if you are planning a quick lunchtime or weekend stop downtown.

Payments & SNAP

This market accepts SNAP, and Portland Farmers Market also lists cash, credit/debit, market tokens, Double Up Food Bucks, Produce Match, and Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program among accepted forms of payment and benefits at its markets. With payment methods clearly established, shoppers can plan for both standard card purchases and food-assistance benefits.