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2 Bullies Bakery
Hillsboro, Oregon
small-batch limited-ingredient dog treats
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Tigard Farmers Market
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Fruit & vegetables
Baird Family Orchards
Orchard fruit including peaches, cherries, nectarines, apricots, plums, pluots and apples.
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Services & community
Bloom and Dye @ Feld Farm
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.”
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Fruit & vegetables
Bridgetown Mushrooms
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.
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Pantry & drinks
Cherry Hill Winery
Cherry Hill Winery is a boutique producer of Oregon Pinot Noir and Blanc de Pinot Noir in the Eola-Amity Hills AVA of the Willamette Valley.
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Makers & community
Cottage Kitsch
Portland, OR
Handmade bags, purses and accessories
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Your food benefits
SNAP / EBT
Use SNAP benefits for eligible groceries. An Oregon Trail card is Oregon’s EBT card.
At this market
Program guideVisit the market token booth with your EBT card to get $1 SNAP tokens for eligible take-home food and food-producing plants. 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.
At this market
Program guideThe 2026 handbook confirms additional fruit-and-vegetable dollars through Double Up Food Bucks / Produce Match. It does not state a current daily match limit; ask at the token 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.
At this market
Program guideParticipating vendors accept WIC and Senior Farm Direct benefits for eligible fresh produce. Look for their posted signs or ask at the market booth.
- 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.
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Hours & season
Sunday · 9:00 AM–1:30 PM
Sundays, 9 am–1:30 pm, May 3–October 25, 2026, at Universal Plaza, 9100 SW Burnham Street.
Published schedules can change. Confirm closures with the market.Pet policy
The FAQ welcomes well-behaved small dogs. Keep them close, away from food and booths; the handbook requires a non-retractable leash with a lead no longer than four feet.
Card payments
Many vendors accept cards, but not all. Bring cash as a backup.
Kids’ activities
Market Sprouts offers free Sunday activities for children of all ages. Children can earn a prize after four visits.
Food trucks and seating
The market advertises food-truck choices and ample seating.
Typical autumn produce
Its harvest guide lists apples, pears, cider and winter squash in September, plus pumpkins and Brussels sprouts in October. These are usual seasonal products, not confirmed inventory.
Behind the stall
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