Oregon, one market at a time.
Beaverton Farmers Market
A place for local produce, artisan food and community in the heart of Beaverton.
Next scheduled marketSaturday, Nov 148:30 AM–1:30 PM8:30 AM–1:30 PM
Good things, made by real people
What will you bring home?
Find a familiar favorite or something new. These are published market relationships, not a guarantee of who is here today.
Who’s coming? Where’s their booth?
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Beaverton Farmers Market · Sat, Nov 14, 2026
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4Brothers and A Lady Spice Co. LLC
Portland, Oregon
Lower-sodium seasoning blends
503 Distilling, LLC
Portland lounge, Oregon; production location not established
Premade canned craft cocktails
Alex Farms
Alex Farms is a small family farm located in Wapato, WA, the heart of Washington's most fruitful agriculture area. Our farm has been providing fresh asparagus, sweet cherries, juicy peaches, crunchy apples, and many other fresh fruits and vegetables for over 20-years at the Vancouver Farmer's Market.
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Groups help you browse descriptions; vendors can appear in more than one. This growing list is not a complete market census.
Straight from the market
Official visitor resources.
Plan the journey with the market’s own practical information.
Transit
The market’s directions page provides transit options. Use a current trip planner before traveling.
Official transit and directionsGood food, within reach
Make your market budget go further.
These programs are listed for this market. Start with the one you use; check local details before shopping.
Your food benefits
SNAP / EBT
Use SNAP benefits for eligible groceries. An Oregon Trail card is Oregon’s EBT card.
Bring your Oregon Trail card to the information booth for EBT tokens. No change is given.
More fruit. More vegetables.
Double Up Food Bucks
A produce incentive that adds purchasing power when you use SNAP. Match limits and redemption rules depend on the program and market.
The FAQ describes a SNAP produce match up to $20. Confirm today’s limit at the information booth.
Seasonal produce benefits
Farm Direct
Farm Direct vouchers help eligible WIC families and seniors buy locally grown fruit, vegetables and edible herbs from participating farmers. This is separate from SNAP.
Participating vendors accept WIC and Senior Farm Direct benefits; no change is given.
- 01Bring your card or vouchers
Keep benefit information private.
- 02Ask where to start
Confirm tokens, matching and participating sellers.
- 03Shop eligible foods
Each program has its own purchase rules.
A little planning. A lovely day.
Find your way here.
Plan how you’ll arrive—and carry your shopping home.
Compare transit, biking, carpooling or street parking before you set out. See the market’s transit link above and parking details below. Summer loading-zone help is described below; confirm availability with staff.
Hours & season
Saturday · 10:00 AM–1:30 PM
Saturday · 8:30 AM–1:30 PM
Saturday hours: 10 am–1:30 pm in February–March; 8:30 am–1:30 pm from April through November 21, 2026.
Published schedules can change. Confirm closures with the market.Save the next datePet policy
Pet dogs must be carried or stay in a carrier, stroller or wagon—not walk through the aisles.
Parking details
Use street parking. Limited accessible parking is on Washington Street; enter from 2nd Street.
Bike parking
Bike parking is available.
Help carrying purchases
Summer loading zones let you leave heavy purchases with staff, then collect them by car.
Card payments
Most vendors take cards. The information booth sells card-payment tokens; an ATM is also available.
Lost and found
Ask at the central information booth about lost items.
Step-free access
The manager confirmed on October 1 that the market is in a flat parking lot with step-free access and ramps to the surrounding sidewalks.
Restrooms
Portable restrooms and handwashing stations are available, including an ADA restroom (manager report, October 1, 2026).
Transit
The market’s directions page provides transit options. Use a current trip planner before traveling.
Schedule changes
Regular Saturday hours run from early February through the last Saturday before Thanksgiving: 10 am–1:30 pm in February–March, then 8:30 am–1:30 pm in April–November. The manager says rare cancellations are announced on the market’s website and social channels.
A sense of place
Life at the market.
Behind the stall
Make something good?
Explore this market’s application information and published requirements.