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Treats Without the Tricks

By 27 October 2022

It’s our last market of summer season! Join us from 9-2 this Saturday. Without missing a beat, we will launch winter market on November 5th. Don’t forget! We will open 1 hour later – 10am.

Make sure you pick up one of our seasonal bookmarks for our market dates so you can plan to join us. We have plenty at our Information Booth.

In our newsletter this week you can read about what’s in season, our market plans for Halloween and attending vendors.

As a reminder for our SNAP recipients, be sure to use your Double Up Food Bucks before they expire at the end of the year! We’re happy to assist at the Information Booth for any questions. Remember! We have up to a 20.00 produce match! It’s a great time to stock up on winter storage crops.

We’re excited to welcome a new season with you and look forward to sharing a robust season with a large variety of farms and vendors, hot food and coffee options, artisan goods perfect for holiday gifting and community.

See you at the market!

What’s In Season?

This week you can find all manner of delicious produce and even some lingering summer crops, such as cherry tomatoes from Canby Farm and Kitchen. Trying to find something in particular? Check with your farmer or stop by the Info Booth for assistance.

Fruit:
Apples (all varieties)
Pears (all varieties)
Figs
Grapes

Vegetables:
Greens (arugula, mixed lettuces, collards, chard, kale)
Root Veggies (beets, potatoes, carrots, turnips)
Onions, garlic, scallions, shallots, leeks
Celery
Chicories
Late summer squash
Winter squash (delicata, kabocha, butternut, pie pumpkins, acorn)
Dragon Tongue beans
Fresh herbs
Kohlrabi
Celeriac
Cabbage
Eggplant
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Microgreens
Mushrooms
Tomatoes
Peppers
Last of the summer corn at RJ Farms
Carving pumpkins

We always love Halloween at the market. Our vendors never disappoint with creative costumes, adding a festive atmosphere. Our costume contest tradition continues! This year folks can vote for their favorite costume at the Information Booth and the vendor who wins receives a free booth space.

Weather permitting, we will have our hugely popular bubble display for both kids and adults alike, thanks to one of our incredible volunteers.

Our POP kids can stop by our Power of Produce booth for a treat and an opportunity to participate in a few activities we have planned, such as guessing the weight of pumpkins and our pumpkin bean bag toss.

We have live music from a new group at the market, Succotash, playing folk and bluegrass. This is a new group to our market, so we’re excited to welcome them.

This is Saturday is As Iron Sharpens Iron last weekend of the season. Make sure to bring your knives and/or garden implements. Can’t make it in time? Visit us at the Information Booth for Bob’s contact info. He kindly takes special orders and works from his home during the off season!
October 29th Vendor List

Live Music
Succotash

Hot Food:
808 Cheescakes (brunch items)
Sara’s Tamales

OFF THIS WEEK: 
Squirrelly Jane Hazelnuts
Small Baking Co
Spice Pilgrim

DONE FOR THE SEASON:
Pheasant’s Eye Farm
South Barlow Berries
Dank Fish

Produce: 
Canby Farm and Kitchen
Brown Bottle Farm
RJ Farms
Sun Love Farm
Farm D’ICI
Mindful Mushrooms
Mulino Microgreens
Kiyokawa Orchards

Pasture Raised Meat:
Campfire Farms (chicken, pork)
Lady Lane Farms (beef)
Martson Farm (Scottish highland beef)

Dairy and Eggs
RJ Farms
Lady Lane Farm (including ice cream)
Campfire Farms (eggs)
Sun Love Farm (eggs)

Pantry and Dry Goods:
Double Jump Coffee – Locally roasted, ethically sourced, bagged whole bean/freshly ground coffee
T Bee S Honey

Prepared Foods:
Picasso’s Portland Picante (v)
Mad Mama’s Salsa (v)
Bean Bar Tofu (v)
The Hummus Stop (v)
Fink’s Fermented Foods (v)
Queen Chili (vegan option, too)

Baked Goods:
Mr. Baklava
La Petite Provence
Sinful Confections (vegan, allergy free, gluten free)

Coffee/ Tea/ Kombucha
Double Jump – Pour overs, cold brew, iced teas and more
Golden Age Kombucha

Bouquets
Lee Gardens
Holley’s Produce and Flowers
Hill Tree Garden (LAST WEEK)Wine, Ciders, and Spirits
Forest Edge Vineyard
Dregs Vodka
Viola Orchards
503 Distilling
Trail Distilling
Stillweather Spirits

Artisans:
ZR Jewelry
The Grate Plate
Rip City Wood Works
Gather in Flame
Rare Earth Wood Turning
Joining Yarns
Sawdusters

Wellness and Skincare Products:
Rowen Forest
Goat Goddess Soap
Landia Organic Skincare
Healthy Roots CBD Products

Services:
As Iron Sharpens Iron

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Contact

  • (503) 734-0192
  • Mailing Address:
    PO Box 2931
    Oregon City, OR 97045

Please Note

The market accepts cash, debit, EBT (SNAP) and P-EBT cards. WIC and Senior Farm Direct checks are accepted by all produce vendors and expire on Nov 30th each year. Stop by our information booth for information.

Well behaved dogs are now allowed at the market:

Please no retractable leashes

Please clean up after your pet.

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