Port Angeles Farmers Market

The Albert Haller Foundation’s support for UNLIMITED SNAP Market Match gives Port Angeles Farmers Market an unusually clear public-facing emphasis on food access, alongside a separate Protein Match grant. The market runs year-round every Saturday at the Gateway Transit Center Pavilion at Lincoln St. and Front St. in Downtown Port Angeles, placing it right in the center of a regular weekly routine. Its own tagline, “We’re Year-Round Fresh!,” matches that steady schedule and downtown location. For shoppers, this is a market built around consistency: same day, same core location, and a strong stated commitment to SNAP matching support.

Why it matters locally

Gateway Transit Center Pavilion anchors the market at Lincoln St. and Front St. in Downtown Port Angeles, giving the city a weekly farmers market presence in a central, easy-to-identify setting. That year-round Saturday schedule matters on its own: Port Angeles Farmers Market is set up as an every-week option rather than a short seasonal run.

The market also ties local food shopping to specific support programs. The Albert Haller Foundation backs UNLIMITED SNAP Market Match and a grant for the market’s Protein Match program, extending purchasing power beyond a standard SNAP acceptance claim. Public governance is visible too, with board leadership identified by name, including President Caleb Taft, Treasurer Monica Gutierrez-Quarto, Secretary Vanessa Barrington, and board members Kelly Coffey and David Wilson.

What you'll find there

The clearest picture of the mix comes from shopper descriptions rather than a published vendor roster: food staples sit alongside prepared items and crafts, suggesting a market where grocery shopping and gift-table browsing happen in the same pass. Another visitor specifically called out Asian-style food and ingredients, adding a useful detail about the prepared-food side of the market.

• -One visitor noted local produce at the market.
• -Another described meat and eggs among the regular offerings.
• -Shoppers also mentioned baked goods.
• -One review singled out lavender products.
• -Craftspeople were described as selling furniture, pottery, and soap.
• -Another visitor highlighted sushi and kimchi, along with Asian-style food and ingredients.

Monthly, the PAFM Board of Directors holds open public meetings on the third Wednesday via Zoom.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest policy detail to plan around before heading to this market. The market meets at the Gateway Transit Center Pavilion at Lincoln St. and Front St., with the listed street address of 125 W. Front St., in Downtown Port Angeles. It runs on Saturdays from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm and operates year-round, so the visit window is compact but predictable each week.

Restrooms are not available on-site, another practical detail worth knowing before you arrive. If you want a closer sense of the shopping mix before planning a trip, visitor descriptions point to produce, meat, eggs, baked goods, crafts, and some prepared foods rather than a narrow single-category market.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Port Angeles Farmers Market, and the market states that shoppers can use UNLIMITED SNAP Market Match with support from The Albert Haller Foundation. The same sponsor also supports a grant for the market’s Protein Match program. The market also references WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program participation alongside those food-access programs.