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Explore the vendor and community participant listings we have collected so far. Historical listings are included; this directory is still growing.
From reviewed descriptions, roster categories and clear business-name signals; provisional groups remain labeled in the data and may overlap. Profiles with more detail first
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Multigenerational family farm in the Pacific Northwest growing peaches, cherries, apples, nectarines and hazelnuts. The retained homepage gives only a regional locality and does not establish current harvest availability or a market schedule.
Two-sister business making bath-and-body and aromatherapy goods with lavender described as handpicked from their brother's farm in Banks, Oregon, along with floral and nature art inspired by the lavender fields.
Family-owned Mexican bakery in Gresham presenting a four-generation baking tradition. Its retained homepage describes Mexican pastries, including puerquitos, and custom catering; dated customer testimonials and recommendations are not treated as current operational evidence.
Portland pop-up concept serving Vietnamese coffee brewed one cup at a time with a phin. The business says it works with Vietnamese roasters to source beans from Vietnam that are roasted in the United States and also offers hot and iced drinks, tea and sweet or savory foods; sourcing and quality descriptions remain first-party claims.
Central Oregon Coast flower farm growing specialty cut flowers and making seasonal bouquets and arrangements. The page also describes a limited small-batch line of handmade Smidgen Soap; its seasonal market schedule is not treated as guaranteed attendance.
Corbett farm presenting pasture-raised poultry, fresh chicken, duck and goose eggs, honey, backyard chicken-coop kits and flock rentals. Its animal-welfare, feed, regenerative-practice, habitat and organic-transition statements are producer claims; the retained page does not establish Certified Humane or organic certification.
Lebanon family farm growing blueberries and describing U-pick, pre-picked berries, berry spreads, syrups and blueberry dog treats. Its homepage says the 2026 fresh season is closed, not that the business has closed.
Bird Creek describes American single-malt whiskey made from distinct barley varieties, with single-cask, small-batch and cask-strength expressions. It operates a Portland tasting room; the source does not establish that location as the production site.
Portland tasting room, Oregon; production location not established
Bird Creek describes American single-malt whiskey made from distinct barley varieties, with single-cask, small-batch and cask-strength expressions. It operates a Portland tasting room; the source does not establish that as the production site.
Portland State University - Portland Farmers Market
Portland tasting room, Oregon; production location not established
Bird Creek describes American single-malt whiskey made from distinct barley varieties, with single-cask, small-batch and cask-strength expressions. It operates a Portland tasting room; the source does not establish that as the production site.
Portland metropolitan area, Oregon; exact roastery location not verified
Blind Coffee Roasters describes specialty coffee roasted in the Portland metropolitan area. The homepage does not identify specific current blends or a precise roastery location.
Portland State University - Portland Farmers Market
Bloom & Dye describes a flower farm at the base of Mt. Adams that grows specialty cut flowers and natural-dye plants. Its homepage also presents a Mushroom Color Atlas book and online reference, natural-dye workshops and artwork; availability and event timing are not established by this undated page. The retained page does not explain the listing suffix “@ Feld Farm.”
Eugene bath-and-body maker presenting small-batch cold-process soap bars, solid lotion bars, lip balms, salves and balms, plus soap sets, subscriptions and accessories. Ingredient, moisturizing, botanical, natural, organic and environmental language is producer-reported and does not establish certification, allergen safety or health outcomes.
Portland ice-cream business whose retained contact page says its ice cream is made, churned and packaged by the owner in a commercial kitchen. The page invites catering and custom-order inquiries, including in-person scooping and custom flavors. This King-scoped record remains separate from the Kenton-scoped record; the undated page does not establish a market schedule, attendance, current stock or present activity.
Portland ice-cream business whose retained contact page says its ice cream is made, churned and packaged by the owner in a commercial kitchen. The page invites catering and custom-order inquiries, including in-person scooping and custom flavors. This Kenton-scoped record remains separate from the King-scoped record; the undated page does not establish a market schedule, attendance, current stock or present activity.
Portland business making hand-churned, scooped-to-order ice cream and sorbet and offering event catering and custom flavor planning. Its dated market schedule is attendance evidence, not a promise of current stock.
Southeast Portland bakery presenting artisanal, handmade breads baked to order, with one-time orders and bread subscriptions for east Portland delivery or pickup. Delivery days, lead times and capacity notices are operational details from an undated page and are not treated as durable availability promises.
Mushroom business whose retained contact page identifies a warehouse in Canby and presents fresh and dried mushrooms, home grow kits, mushroom-based pantry and beverage items, books and merchandise. The page's quality and functional-mushroom language is producer marketing, not an independently verified health, efficacy or certification claim.
Mobile massage-therapy provider serving individuals in the Eugene–Springfield area and providing on-site massage for events, retreats and community gatherings across Oregon. The retained contact page also identifies in-home massage, group chair massage, prepaid packages and insurance-billing assistance; it does not independently verify professional licensure or health outcomes.
Mulino farm growing mushrooms and produce, and describing fermented foods and mushroom grow kits. The site describes farmers-market and CSA sales without verifying date-specific attendance.
Portland State University - Portland Farmers Market
Oregon hemp producer offering CBD salves, liniments, lozenges and oils. Organic certification, laboratory purity and other production statements are the producer's claims and were not independently verified here; no health outcome is asserted.
Campfire Farms describes a family livestock farm in Mulino offering heritage-breed pasture-raised pork, chicken and duck. Its online catalog includes meat boxes and subscription options, which do not establish market-date stock.
Portland State University - Portland Farmers Market
Hillsboro agricultural education nonprofit that grew from an internship program at Stoneboat Farm. CAMPO describes hands-on learning, cooperative farming and community work around access to farmland and resources.
Farm outside Dufur presenting pastured chicken and seasonal turkey, farm stays and poultry-processing services. Its regenerative, organic, feed, humane-raising, chemical-use and licensing language is producer-reported and does not establish independent certification or regulatory status in this review.