Tigard Farmers Market

Tigard Farmers Market ties its purpose directly to food, families, and nonprofit outreach: the Market Sprouts Kids Club is designed to help children take part in their local food system, enjoy nutritious foods, and make healthy choices. That mission sits alongside the market’s broader "Grow. Gather. Give." focus, which brings farmers, community members, and weekly nonprofit booth space together in one Sunday market. In practice, this is a downtown Tigard market where produce and prepared food share space with community groups, music, and family programming rather than standing apart from them.

Why it matters locally

Established in 1993, Tigard Farmers Market was created by community members who wanted a market in Tigard, and its stated focus remains bringing farmers, community, and nonprofits together in a way that benefits all. The market says farmers grow local produce, plants, and flowers, while Tigard residents gather to buy those products and nonprofit booths create a weekly way to give back.

That local structure is reinforced by ongoing civic ties. The market came under the leadership of the Tigard Chamber in 2012, and it also describes the City of Tigard as playing a vital role in the market’s success. Beyond shopping, the Sunday setup regularly makes room for nonprofit outreach through the Community Booth and Find Your Way Community Booth, both reserved for organizations that want to share information with market customers.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix stretches well beyond produce stands. Along with orchards, gardens, mushrooms, berries, honey, salmon, cheese, and microgreens, the market includes bakeries, hot food, beverages, pantry goods, wineries, distilleries, and a sizable craft lineup drawn from named makers on the current roster.

• -Pick up fruit from Baird Family Orchards.
• -Find berries at Unger Century Berry Farm.
• -Shop vegetables and farm goods from Guerrero Produce.
• -Browse plants from Gratefull Gardens.
• -Look for produce from Martinez Family Farm.
• -Add greens from Vang’s Garden.
• -Choose microgreens from Zig Zag Microgreens.
• -Take home mushrooms from Bridgetown Mushrooms.
• -Sip Dark Matter Mushroom Cocoa.
• -Bring home honey from Raw Oregon Honey.
• -Try smoked seafood from Dreamer Smoked Salmon.
• -Sample cheese from Stamper Cheese NW.
• -Stop for coffee at High-Strung Coffee.
• -Grab baked goods from Bamford Bakeshop.
• -Save room for pastries from Nak Patisserie.
• -Pick up cookies from Amy Lou’s Cookie Co..
• -Order prepared food from Balkan Street Kitchen.
• -Try handmade dishes from Handmade Vietnam Food by Nuong.
• -Pour a bottle from Cherry Hill Winery.
• -Explore spirits from Urban River Spirits.

Live programming is part of the Sunday experience too. Music at the Market runs during market hours with upbeat, family-friendly performances, while the Market Sprouts Kids Club centers children’s participation in the local food system and healthy eating.

Know before you go

There are no restrooms listed for the market, which is a useful detail to plan around before settling in for a full Sunday visit. The market is held at Universal Plaza in Downtown Tigard, at 9100 SW Burnham Street, with the location described as Universal Plaza on SW Burnham Street. Dogs are welcome, so the market allows leashed pet accompaniment as part of the visit.

Sunday programming can shape the feel of the trip. In addition to music during market hours, the market reserves space for community groups and offers select Sunday spaces for health and wellness vendors and grass space for activities such as yoga, fitness, and dance.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP benefits are accepted at Tigard Farmers Market, including Oregon Trail Cards used as EBT cards for Oregon’s food assistance program. The market also references WIC and Senior Farm Direct Nutrition Programs along with the WIC Fruit and Veggie voucher program, giving shoppers multiple nutrition benefit options at the market. Gift tokens are also sold through the Tigard Chamber of Commerce office.