Updated, Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2025
Ready to taste the best of the season? Thanks to our prime location near incredible agricultural land, the Portland, Oregon, area is bursting with farmers markets all year long.
Portlanders cherish this direct line to freshness, and guess what? It’s often kinder to your wallet than you might think. And while many markets close for the winter, several area farmers markets operate year-round, providing fresh, local produce through all the seasons.
How to Use This Guide:
Feel free to use the Table of Contents below to quickly find the section you're interested in. Whether you're curious about the full schedule of all the markets, or a grouping of markets (they’re grouped by region), just click the anchor links to go straight to that part of the guide. Enjoy your exploration!
💰 Savings Tip: Winter markets are a great time to buy "Seconds" or "Canning Grade" apples and pears. Vendors often sell these slightly bruised fruits in bulk for a fraction of the price — perfect for making your own applesauce or winter preserves!
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Stretch Your Budget: Double Up Food Bucks Explained
Speaking of savings, let's talk about a fantastic perk for budget-conscious shoppers: the Double Up Food Bucks program. If you use an Oregon Trail SNAP Card, many Oregon farmers markets will match your spending, dollar-for-dollar, up to $20 each market day! That means you can turn $20 into $40 worth of fresh, local goodness. It’s an incredible way to stretch your food budget while enjoying the best our local farms offer. All the Oregon markets listed below participate in this program!
Winter tip: Use your Double Up Food Bucks for storage crops like winter squash, potatoes, and onions, which keep for weeks in a cool pantry!
