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Straight from the market
Plan the journey with the market’s own practical information.
OHSU identifies TriMet Line 8 and stop #5032 as the closest bus stop to the market. Its directions go through the BICC library, then by elevator or stairs to the fourth floor and across a pedestrian bridge. The campus map separately labels stop #5028; check current trip details with TriMet.
OHSU public transit directionsGood 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.
The information booth exchanges EBT for $1 SNAP tokens. The website lists no fee; ask staff about current eligible purchases.
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.
OHSU’s undated pages describe a SNAP produce match, but disagree on some details. Ask the information booth for the current amount and eligible items.
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.
The website describes WIC and Senior Farm Direct vouchers and an additional match of up to $8. Confirm current participation and matching rules at the information booth.
Keep benefit information private.
Confirm tokens, matching and participating sellers.
Each program has its own purchase rules.
A little planning. A lovely day.
Tuesday · 10:00 AM–2:00 PM
Tuesdays, 10 am–2 pm, June 2–September 29, 2026, in the courtyard beside the OHSU Auditorium.
Published schedules can change. Confirm closures with the market.The June 2026 campus map labels an OHSU Hospital stop as #5028. OHSU’s separate transit directions identify #5032 as the closest stop to the market; these are distinct source references, so check current trip planning with TriMet.
OHSU describes two-hour city parking on nearby streets and paid two-hour spaces across from the market on the upper level of Sam Jackson Garage; all-day paid parking is also available. The free-parking note is for patients and personal visitors, not a general shopper parking promise.
Pay vendors directly by cash or card where accepted. The market does not offer credit-card tokens.
The OHSU market manager confirms that restrooms are available in an ADA-accessible building next to the market. Ask onsite if you need help locating it.
OHSU identifies TriMet Line 8 and stop #5032 as the closest bus stop to the market. Its directions go through the BICC library, then by elevator or stairs to the fourth floor and across a pedestrian bridge. The campus map separately labels stop #5028; check current trip details with TriMet.
The market manager says language assistance is not usually available. They use Google Translate to speak with Spanish-speaking vendors. Some signs are in Spanish, but not all—particularly information about SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks; no dedicated shopper interpretation service is confirmed.
Behind the stall
Explore this market’s application information and published requirements.