Your food benefits
SNAP / EBT
Use SNAP benefits for eligible groceries. An Oregon Trail card is Oregon’s EBT card.
Bring your EBT card to the information booth for $1 tokens. The website lists no SNAP transaction fee.
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Good things, made by real people
Find a familiar favorite or something new. These are published market relationships, not a guarantee of who is here today.
The market’s own map is the place to check scheduled vendors and booth locations.
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Your optional line-total estimates—not vendor prices. Unpriced items are excluded; the actual total can be higher.We don’t yet have a reviewed vendor list for this market. That doesn’t mean there are no vendors.
Good food, within reach
These programs are listed for this market. Start with the one you use; check local details before shopping.
Your food benefits
Use SNAP benefits for eligible groceries. An Oregon Trail card is Oregon’s EBT card.
Bring your EBT card to the information booth for $1 tokens. The website lists no SNAP transaction fee.
More fruit. More vegetables.
A produce incentive that adds purchasing power when you use SNAP. Match limits and redemption rules depend on the program and market.
The undated payment page describes a match of up to $20 per day for fresh fruit and vegetables. Confirm the current match and voucher expiration at the booth.
Seasonal produce benefits
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.
Selected farm vendors accept WIC and Senior Farm Direct benefits. Ask the information booth which stalls participate.
Keep benefit information private.
Confirm tokens, matching and participating sellers.
Each program has its own purchase rules.
A little planning. A lovely day.
Thursday · 12:00 PM–5:00 PM
Published schedules can change. Confirm closures with the market.Friendly dogs are welcome on a four-foot leash. Keep dogs close and avoid retractable leads that can trip other shoppers.
The manager describes the market along the Elizabeth Caruthers Park sidewalk as wheelchair- and mobility-friendly (October 2, 2026).
There are no restrooms on site, according to the market manager’s October 2 reply.
A streetcar stop is one block away and a transit center is nearby, according to the manager.
The manager confirmed that all vendors accept cards and cash. Shoppers can buy $5 debit tokens with a $1.50 ATM withdrawal fee (October 2, 2026).
Behind the stall
Explore this market’s application information and published requirements.