Sherwood Saturday Market

Sherwood Saturday Market ties its season to a local public-health partner: the market names the Washington County Health Department as a collaborator while bringing weekly Saturday trading to Old Town Sherwood. The market runs at 22341 SW Pine St. through the 2025 season, giving Sherwood a regular place to buy fresh farm produce, plants, flowers, food, and quality handcrafted items. Its setting in Old Town and the focus on both growers and makers give the market a mixed, small-town Saturday shape rather than a produce-only stop.

Why it matters locally

Old Town Sherwood is central to how this market presents itself: it is described as a Saturday morning market there where the community can gather to sell or buy fresh farm produce, plants, flowers, food, and quality handcrafted items. That matters locally because the market is built around direct exchange inside Sherwood’s historic core, not an isolated event ground.

The market also operates with named local stewardship. Erin Harrington is listed as market manager, and the Washington County Health Department is identified as a collaborator. A visitor summed up the draw as “a nice selection of vendors” and a Saturday morning gathering with neighbors, which fits the market’s own emphasis on community gathering and local selling.

What you'll find there

The market’s own description points to a broad Saturday mix: fresh farm produce, plants, flowers, food, and quality handcrafted items, with live music dates threaded through the season. Named vendors in the schedule lean heavily toward performers, so expect the market trip to include both shopping and a set list on many Saturdays.

• -Catch Knuckle Grease Station on the market’s music calendar for May 3 and June 7.
• -Hear The Pillage People during scheduled appearances on May 10 and July 26.
• -Find Stringtown Road booked for May 17 and August 9.
• -Listen for Studio 99 Band at the market on May 24.
• -See Scott Garcia scheduled three times across the season: May 31, August 30, and September 27.
• -Watch for John Nunn on June 14, August 2, and September 6.
• -Look for Cody Weathers on June 28 and August 23.
• -Expect Robert Meade on July 5.
• -Hear Rogue Moon on July 12 and September 20.
• -Find Melts In Your Mouth on August 16 and September 13.

Beyond the scheduled names, the weekly market description is clear about the shopping mix: fresh farm produce, plants, flowers, food, and handcrafted goods are all part of the regular lineup. The market is closed during Cruisin’ Sherwood and the Robin Hood Festival, so those dates do not follow the usual Saturday pattern.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest rule likely to change a Saturday plan. Parking and vehicle movement are also tightly managed around setup. The market starts vendor setup at 7:30am, requires vehicles to be moved to designated parking by 8:45am, and does not allow other vehicles into the market after that point. Vendors must leave spaces in front of the market lots open for customers, and Cannery Square must be vacated by 2:00pm. If you need a market contact, Erin Harrington is listed as manager, with a phone number and market email provided for direct coordination.