To our market community,

As the leaves turn and the harvest rolls in, we’re reminded of the deep resilience and generosity that define our local food system. Every Saturday, our market becomes more than a place to shop—it’s a celebration of connection, creativity, and care.

🌱 Why Shopping Local Matters
When you buy from local growers, you’re investing in more than fresh produce—you’re supporting family farms, preserving Oregon’s agriculture, and strengthening our regional economy. Every dollar spent at the market goes back to the grower and circulates through our community, keeping food dollars close to home.

💪 Building Economic Resilience
Local markets are economic lifelines. They offer small-scale farmers and makers a direct path to customers, reducing barriers and boosting sustainability. By choosing local, you’re helping build a food system that’s adaptive, transparent, and rooted in trust.

Shop With Purpose This Season
Whether its crisp apples, pasture raised meats, or artisan preserves, your purchases make a difference. Come explore the bounty, meet your growers, and discover the stories behind your food. Every visit supports livelihoods, nourishes families, and keeps our market vibrant.

As we transition to our winter season, thank you for your support and choosing local. Together, we’re cultivating more than food—we’re growing a resilient community.

With gratitude,
The Oregon City Farmers Market Team

Find us this Saturday from 9am-2pm at Clackamas Community College’s GREEN LOT 1 here in Oregon City.

Read on for SNAP updates, attending vendors and special harvest events planned for this Saturday. 

Don’t forget we’re operating weekly until Dec 20th, with the exception of Thanksgiving weekend. We’re excited to offer continuity to our market customers. Make sure you pick up a market schedule bookmark at our Information Booth this Saturday.

As of now, funds will not be disbursed until Congress passes and the President signs funding legislation. In the interim our friends over at Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon have shared some tips so that SNAP recipients can stay informed and aware of any potential changes.

For now:

Oregonians should continue applying for benefits and can continue using any existing food benefits at the market and retailers. Double Up Food Bucks are available with your SNAP purchases at the market. Use your 2025 Double Up Food Bucks by the end of the year since they expire on 12/31/25 before new currency is issued for 2026.

October benefits for nutrition programs – including SNAP and WIC – are not impacted.

WIC remains open.

Public school students may still access meals at school.

For additional updates and resources please visit:

Oregon Department of Human Services : Food Resources in Oregon : Food Benefits : State of Oregon

Food Finder – Oregon Food Bank

211info – Connect. Inform. Empower.

Oregon Department of Human Services : Federal government shutdown and SNAP benefits : News : State of Oregon

As a market we are looking for ways to navigate food access for SNAP recipients in the event of a benefits disruption, and we will keep you updated during this incredibly challenging time for Oregonians. 

Live Music 9:30am-1pm

Hot Food:
NK BBQ
Cafe de Crepe
Sara’s Tamales

 Kombucha:
Golden Age Kombucha

Hot or Iced Espresso and Tea:
Double Jump Coffee (pour overs and cold brew, too!)
Stewards Valley Farm (espresso shots and handcrafted beverages)

Produce Farms
Earthly Harvest Farm
Mindful Mushrooms
Farrah Farms
Kiyokawa Family Orchards
Full of Life Farm
RJ Farms
Farm D’ICI
South Barlow Berries
Sun Love Farm
Stewards Valley Farm

Plant Starts:
Earthly Harvest Farm

Beef, Pork, Poultry, Seafood
Martson Scottish Highland Beef
Campfire Farms
Scratch Meats
Tre Fin

Eggs:
Earthly Harvest Farm
Lady Lane
Campfire Farms
RJ Farms
Farrah Farms

Dairy:
Lady Lane (cow)
Cottage Hill Dairy (goat)

Artisans:
ZR Jewelry
Jace and Co

Prepared Foods:
Foglia Pasta
Good Pud
The Hummus Stop

Wine, Cider, Distilled Spirits
Forest Edge Vineyard
Viola Orchards (N/A apple cider, as well)

Pantry and Dry Goods:
Muller Industries (vanilla extracts)
Das My Jam
Pilgrim’s Roasted Nutz’
Portland Caramel Company
T Bee S Honey
High Peak Granola
Stewards Valley
Double Jump Coffee Beans

Baked Goods:
The Pie Guy
Fokattia
Small Baking Co
Romo’s Sourdough
La Provence

Wellness and/or Skincare
Simply Sol Hemp and CBD (last week)
Wild Life Soap and Oils
Mindful Mushrooms

Seasonal Bouquets:
The Mustering Place (last week)
Hill Tree Garden
Holley’s Flowers
Lee Gardens

OFF THIS WEEK:
Dad Tax Bakery (back Nov 8th)
Squirrelly Jane Hazelnuts (back Nov 1st)
Diana’s Delights (back Nov 1st)
PowWow4BowWow (back on Nov 1st)
Joining Yarns (back 11/1)
Moravian Wood Design

DONE FOR THE SEASON:
As Iron Sharpens Iron