St. Johns Farmers Market

St. Johns Farmers Market makes room for more than produce stalls: it offers a reduced-rate community booth specifically for registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, alongside sponsor and vendor booth options. That detail fits the market’s broader shape in North Portland, where St. Johns Center for Opportunity runs the market as part of its neighborhood programming and outreach. Set at N. Lombard and N. Philadelphia in Portland, the Saturday market brings together farm goods, baked items, pantry staples, and locally made products in one stop.

Why it matters locally

St. Johns Center for Opportunity has shifted its programming focus entirely to the St. Johns Farmers Market, giving the market a central role in its work in the neighborhood. The market also grew with backing from the St. Johns Neighborhood Association, St. Johns Business Boosters, and the Portland Bureau of Planning, tying it directly to local organizing and business support efforts in St. Johns.

That neighborhood grounding carries into the vendor mix. Happiness Family Farm is identified as a Black-owned farm in Portland and offers CSA boxes, with Equitable Giving Circle named as a collaborator in providing them. The market also highlights makers and food businesses with roots across Portland and nearby communities, including Oregon City and Forest Grove.

What you'll find there

The mix here runs wider than a produce-only stop, with farms, pastries, condiments, snack foods, personal care, and art all represented at the market. Several vendors are described through the people behind them, which gives the lineup a distinctly small-business feel tied to St. Johns Center for Opportunity’s storytelling around makers and growers.

• -Find vegetables and CSA boxes at Happiness Family Farm (HFF).
• -Pick up hair products from Ella Dean, made by Nicole Rose.
• -Choose macarons and cookies from Pink Goose.
• -Stock up on small-batch salsas, including salsa macha, from Salsas del Barrio.
• -Browse hand-drawn prints and other goods from Alshiref Design & Print.
• -Try pastries from Dos Hermanos Bakery, including sourdough pull-apart.
• -Look for St. Johns Bridge imagery in Alshiref Design & Print pieces.
• -Shop bouquets of flowers and seasonal vegetables from May’s Produce and Flowers.
• -Taste homemade baked goods from Bishop & Son's Baked Goods, including pumpkin bread and sweet potato ice cream.
• -Get sausages and produce from Greenville Farms.
• -Grab kettle corn and flavored popcorn from MCKAYLA + MAISON.
• -Pick up allergy-friendly sunbutter, including vanilla sea salt, from Ry’s Sunbutter.

A separate Holiday Market is scheduled for December 12, 2026, from 10:00am to 2:00pm.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the detail most likely to change a visit before you head over. The market site is flat and wheelchair accessible, and it includes an ADA-accessible porta-potty plus handwashing stations. Nearby street parking is available around the market area at N. Lombard and N. Philadelphia.

If you need to plan for facilities, note that standard restrooms are not available on-site. For market questions, the listed manager is Julia, and the market contact uses the St. Johns Center for Opportunity phone line and market email.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at St. Johns Farmers Market, an important option for shoppers building a weekly food run around the Saturday market. The market also clearly lists payment information as part of its visitor details, alongside booth and vendor guidance through St. Johns Center for Opportunity.