Montavilla Farmers Market

Montavilla Farmers Market SUNDAYS YEAR-ROUND
10am–2pm | SE Stark & 76th
$20 EBT Match
Every Sunday: May-December 20, 2026 | Bi-weekly Jan-April
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The mission of the Montavilla Farmers Market is to provide a vibrant marketplace where our diverse community has access to high quality, local, healthy food. We create opportunities for our vendors and customers to support and learn from each other, which strengthens our local economy. Guiding Principles
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The Montavilla Farmers Market values the following principles for our vendors,

volunteers, board, and staff:

- Respect, dignity, and equity
- Nourishment, wellness, and health
- Sustainability
- Creativity, innovation, and an entrepreneurial spirit
- Professionalism
- Celebration, gratitude, and recognition
- Volunteerism and partnerships
- Fairness and affordability

Forget the calendar, you know winter is coming when Brothy returns to the market after their ‘chic’ summer sabbatical. B...
09/09/2026

Forget the calendar, you know winter is coming when Brothy returns to the market after their ‘chic’ summer sabbatical. Brothy was founded by Julia Baker after the very un-chic experience of relentless tummy troubles, which had her turning to bone broth for its known gut healing properties. She was cured, and a micro-broth empire was born (your entrepreneurial results may vary).

Bone broth has naturally occurring gelatin, which is broken down from the collagen found in connective tissue and bones. It provides several essential amino acids that are crucial for building proteins and synthesizing hormones, and a host of other benefits. But Brothy brings health food into the spotlight without its quintessentially dire tone and we love Julia’s informative Instagram posts that show BTS sourcing, simmering, and just plain fun—follow along .

Broth making is when it gets down to serious business: each ingredient is meticulously sourced, with priority given to certified organic Oregon farmers, like the Salmon + Ginger Brothy, using our own Tutuilla True salmon and Eloisa Organic Farm produce. Seasonal specials join the steady roster of beef and chicken, and for the vegans and vegetarians, Julia says “Don’t tell us we didn’t think of you! Shiitake & Seaweed makes for a great sipping broth or soup base. Add a splash of sesame oil and soy sauce if you’ve got noods on the brain.”

Speaking of animal lovers, ask them about their Pets Pleasure, a bespoke broth for your favorite furry housemate without the onions and other additives that can harm them. Pre-order before noon on Fridays for easy market pick-up on Sunday, when you can enjoy a cup of their warm, soothing broth of the day. Once you try it, you can’t imagine feeling winter-ready without a quart or two in your freezer.

💧Well that was an abrupt shift in the weather! Loving this rain but not quite ready for autumn yet? Fear not! We have at...
09/03/2026

💧Well that was an abrupt shift in the weather! Loving this rain but not quite ready for autumn yet? Fear not!
We have at least another month of summer’s greatest gustatory hits coming at you each Sunday on Stark Street, so on behalf of your February self we urge you to savor every single juicy, lovingly grown bit.🍑🌶️🍅🥒🍈🌽🫐

Are you loving the late summer vibes like we are? Meet us at the market to bask in the farm-direct abundance of the Paci...
08/30/2026

Are you loving the late summer vibes like we are? Meet us at the market to bask in the farm-direct abundance of the Pacific Northwest! We have all of your favorite seasonal products and tons of tasty value-added goodies.

🎉The 10th Jade International Night Market is one day away! With over 100 multicultural vendors—from delicious food and d...
08/28/2026

🎉The 10th Jade International Night Market is one day away!
With over 100 multicultural vendors—from delicious food and drinks to art and handmade goods—the Jade District Night Market has become a highlight of August, allowing the community to gather and celebrate the people who make up this great district. Besides the always incredible food there will be art-making, a scavenger hunt, and entertainment all day long.
😃Be sure to visit the Montavilla Farmers Market table among the nonprofits represented!

We💚our SNAP/EBT shoppers and match up to $20 per market!
08/24/2026

We💚our SNAP/EBT shoppers and match up to $20 per market!

Montavilla Then & Now: As rising grocery costs and large-scale food-safety outbreaks continue to erode trust in the food...
08/19/2026

Montavilla Then & Now: As rising grocery costs and large-scale food-safety outbreaks continue to erode trust in the food supply, a recent article in the Montavilla News reminds us that ‘buying local’ has always been about more than a neighborhood outing. Over a century ago, Montavilla residents organized a neighborhood public market where farmers, home gardeners, and even schoolchildren could sell their produce directly to the people. The setup was practical and political: sales earnings stayed with the grower and the community became more connected to where its food came from, with an emphasis on affordability. A 1912 op-ed in the Portland Times read, “KNOCK OUT THE BIG FOOD TRUST: Public Produce Markets Will Reduce the Cost of Living from 30 to 60 per cent.” Sound familiar?

The market was small, scrappy, and apparently successful—despite a memorable opening-day setback involving its student-built booths disappearing into a nearby alley. Its story offers a useful lens for the present: when everyday necessities feel increasingly expensive and distant systems leave both shoppers and producers feeling squeezed, local exchange can be one meaningful way to keep resources circulating closer to home while strengthening community ties.

Read the full history of Montavilla’s first farmers market in historian Patricia Sanders’ column “Montavilla History Questions Answered,” link in stories & in our latest newsletter, linked in our bio.

Thanks to Montavilla News for your always excellent coverage of our favorite neighborhood!

08/15/2026

Save the Date: Aug 23rd | Get There: Jade and Montavilla, presented by the Portland Bureau of Transportation!

🚲🛴🦽🚍👟🥾🐾On August 23rd, bike, walk, or ride transit to the Market to earn a $5 market token and a chance to win a Montavilla Farmers Market tote bag, courtesy of .

🚨PLEASE NOTE: This offer is for humans only—dogs, goats, and other public transportation loving creatures are excluded from this offer, but may take advantage of the water bowl and treats at our pet rest station.

🚌 lines 15 and 72 get you straight to the Farmers Market. Try biking, walking, or transit for convenience, low cost, and accessibility. Since the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) completed the improvements on SE Washington, there are new crosswalks and a new protected bike lane, making it safer than ever to walk or bike to the market!

📷Oregon Public Broadcasting🐐

💚Sponsor Appreciation: Mr. PlywoodIf you’ve ever looked up from a market stall to see this guy watching over you, you kn...
08/10/2026

💚Sponsor Appreciation: Mr. Plywood

If you’ve ever looked up from a market stall to see this guy watching over you, you know where to find Mr Plywood. Our neighbor across Stark Street is a longtime sponsor and home of the iconic sentinel. Locally owned and operated, they specialize in plywood, lumber, and a whole lot more. Their knowledgeable staff can answer questions about your project and offer expertise, product advice, delivery, and free popcorn! They have everything you need to make your interior and exterior construction projects a success.

Thanks for your support, Mr. Plywood!

Over the past few days, many of the posts by our farmers have a few things in common: smoke, fireballs, and masks. Alas,...
08/08/2026

Over the past few days, many of the posts by our farmers have a few things in common: smoke, fireballs, and masks. Alas, these weren’t National Farmers Market Week party pics: the masks are respirators, the fireball is where the sun should be, and the smoke isn’t from something hand-rolled…
�Summer wildfires are not new here, but working outdoors in air filled with dangerous levels of wildfire smoke, fine particulate pollution, and elevated ozone is becoming an unwelcome norm. For farmers, prolonged smoke events add another layer of decision-making to work with little flexibility, small crews, little or no automation, tight harvest windows, and work that cannot simply be postponed or moved indoors. Produce washing, truck loading, and market prep continue regardless of air quality, and as reminds us, winter planting must stay on schedule as well.
�And of course smoke doesn’t stop at the farm gate. Most of our vendors make their living one market day at a time, usually several days a week. When markets close and events are canceled because of hazardous air quality, the sales day is gone. Food carts, specialty food makers, and other vendors lose income they were counting on, with the added sting of having to discard fresh inventory. Unfortunately it has already happened several times this week to many of our vendors, so please join us in supporting them this Sunday—we’re back to clear blue skies in the mid-70°s!

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7700 SE Stark St
Portland, OR
97215

Opening Hours

10am - 2pm

Telephone

+15039024858

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