Sundays, May 1 – November 20
10 am – 2 pm
King Farmers Market features 30 farmers and food artisans in a family-friendly place to spend a Sunday. Shoppers can find breakfast and lunch options with seating in front of live music. Educational activities are available for kids of all ages. Established in 2009, the King Neighborhood has welcomed this thriving farmers market. Established with support from the Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods (NECN), the market is located one block south of the vibrant Alberta Arts District, adjacent to King Park & Playground.
This market accepts: cash, credit cards, SNAP, WIC checks (not WIC cards), and Senior Farm Direct vouchers, Veggie Prescriptions, and Sisters of the Road Fresh Change.
SNAP shoppers can receive Double Up Food Bucks, up to $20 per day.
Join OSU Extension Service every Sunday 10 am – 2 pm for Food Hero! Bring the kids to participate in fun weekly educational activities, hands-on cooking and interactive games. This program runs from May through August.
Live performances by local musicians every Sunday 11 am – 2 pm. View our events calendar for more information.
The King Farmers Market is located at NE 7th and Wygant between NE Alberta and NE Prescott Streets — in the parking lot adjacent to King Elementary School.
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This market is easily accessible via TriMet. Several bus routes provide service just a block or two of the market.
Plenty of free on-street and bike parking is available.
Please note that vendor attendance varies from week to week.
Select the week you are interested in from the drop down menu to see what vendors are expected at market on that date.
The King Farmers Market is open each Sunday May-November 20 at NE 7th and NE Wygant in Northeast Portland.
Masoud Fouladimehr is a musician from Tehran, Iran. Masoud plays Santour and Setar professionally, bringing the beauty and magic of these traditional Iranian instruments to life when he performs.
Carly Ann Calbero is a folk/rock singer songwriter and multi -instrumentalist hailing from Seattle, WA. Her voice, once described like a freight train, narrates personal stories, told over folk guitars with touches of the jazz and rock classics that raised her.