Tigard Farmers Market

Tigard Farmers Market has been bringing farmers, community members, and non-profits together since 1993, with a stated focus on produce, plants, flowers, and weekly nonprofit booth space that ties shopping to local giving. That mission shows up in how the market talks about food education too, including its Market Sprouts Kids Club, which aims to help children take part in their local food system and enjoy nutritious foods. In downtown Tigard, this reads as a market with a practical grocery side and a civic side at the same time, rather than a stop built only around errands or only around entertainment.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster stretches well beyond raw produce, with orchards, berry farms, mushrooms, cheese, fish, baked goods, prepared foods, drinks, pantry items, flowers, body products, and crafts all on the current list. That mix makes Tigard useful for a full market bag rather than a single-purpose stop.

• -Pick up orchard fruit from Baird Family Orchards.
• -Shop berries from Unger Century Berry Farm.
• -Find farm goods from Martinez Family Farm.
• -Browse produce from Guerrero Produce.
• -Add vegetables from Vang’s Garden.
• -Look for microgreens from Zig Zag Microgreens.
• -Bring home cultivated mushrooms from Bridgetown Mushrooms.
• -Compare mushroom-focused offerings from Dark Matter Mushroom and Mushroom Mana.
• -Pick up cheese from Stamper Cheese.
• -Choose seafood from True Fish.
• -Start with coffee from High-Strung Coffee.
• -Grab baked goods from Bamford Bakeshop.
• -Save room for pastries from Nak Patisserie.
• -Find macarons at Orange’s Macaron Shop.
• -Add chocolate from Cocoa Delicious or Hygge Chocolates.
• -Take home hummus from The Hummus.
• -Stock pantry shelves with mustard from It’s the Mustard.
• -Pick up spices from Red Mortar Spices.
• -Sip wine from DAnu Wines.
• -Browse olive-and-grape products from Foglia From Grapes and Olives.
• -Choose prepared foods from Balkan Street Kitchen.
• -Find Vietnamese dishes at Handmade Vietnam Food by Nuong.
• -Finish with churros from Rosas Churros or lemonade from Shaken Not Stirred Lemonade.
• -Bring a dog treat home from Pup Pawtisserie.

Know before you go

There are no restrooms listed for the market, which is the detail most likely to shape how long you plan to stay. The market sets up at Burnham Street at Main Street in Tigard and runs on Sundays, so timing matters if this is part of a broader weekend downtown stop. Dogs are welcome, which makes it easier to fold the market into a walk with your pet rather than treat it as a separate errand. Tigard Farmers Market also frames itself around weekly nonprofit booth space and food-system education, including Market Sprouts Kids Club, so alongside shopping you may encounter community-oriented programming woven into the morning.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP benefits are accepted at Tigard Farmers Market. The market also provides SNAP benefits materials among its shopper resources, alongside canning, gardening, and cooking information, which signals that food access is part of the market’s regular shopper support. Payment methods are clearly identified by the market, which helps when you are planning purchases across produce, prepared foods, and pantry staples.