Market vendors and staff with a direct cultural connection will honor the tradition of Días de Los Muertos with a community ofrenda. Everyone is welcome to bring a pic of a deceased loved one to place on the ofrenda!
Come by for nice clothes and good vibes provided by @couplagoofs.
Masks are required at Sonny's for everyone's safety.
Market vendors and staff with a direct cultural connection will honor the tradition of Días de Los Muertos with a community ofrenda. Everyone is welcome to bring a pic of a deceased loved one to place on the ofrenda!
Come and exchange and/or pick up available seeds and plants, which are mostly grown and harvested locally. The swap is held in order to boost and inspire local producers and local production and encourage regional sustainability.
Local producers are encouraged to bring contact information for the information table to advertise local garden and farm products and to form a local producer network.
Bring your seeds, plants, and bulbs before 10 am. Pick up leftovers at 2 pm, unless other arrangements are made with the Grange.
Stevenson Grange #121 hosts free programs throughout the year. For full details reach out to the Grange at [email protected] or follow them on Facebook.
Co-sponsored by Stevenson Grange #121 and Stevenson Community Library
Explore a wide selection of vintage, new, and used guitars and gear from vendors and collectors. Looking to buy, sell, or trade? Bring your guitar for the opportunity to connect with onsite buyers and fellow enthusiasts. Whether you're searching for a rare vintage find, upgrading your gear, or simply browsing, there's something for every guitar lover.
We are delighted to welcome Jenny Tseng for a cooking demonstration, highlighting the freshest seasonal produce sourced from our farmers.
Everyone is invited to stop by the Chef’s booth learn about the local ingredients she uses. You can also sample the recipe and ask questions!
About the Chef:
Jenny is the daughter of Taiwanese immigrants and a transplant to the Pacific Northwest from the Bay Area. Her love of local foods has led her to dairy farming in Western Massachusetts, supporting food pantries in Berkeley, and researching the school meal program at Oakland Unified School District. Now in Portland, Jenny supports farm to early childhood across the state of Oregon and caters food with roots in her family’s Taiwanese and Cantonese foodways. Her food systems work is fueled by a life-long joy in nourishing and building community through shared meals that preserve cultural traditions and celebrate diasporic creativity. She can be found helping her fellow farmers plant Asian veggies, befriending people at the grocery store, and organizing community events for those in the diaspora to connect with their cultural roots through food.
Too many models sitting around? Done with these guys and want those guys? Welcome to Trazyn’s Trading Post!
Here’s your chance to set up shop in our shop! Purchase a table and display your used Warhammer models, armies, terrain, books and more. Here are the details:
Purchase a half table (3 feet) for $15
Purchase a full table (6 feet) for $25
Sell and trade your models at your prices!
If you would like to accept credit cards but don’t have the setup for that we can assist you with our Credit for Credit program**. Any credit card transaction you would like to run can be run by us and the total sale will be converted to Store Credit on your account plus an additional 10% to you! Sell something for $100 and they use their credit card with us - you get $110 in Store Credit!
**No partial conversions allowed. No cash back for credit card transactions**
Sign up for a vendor table here: https://www.theportlandgamestore.com/catalog/event_registration/2346
PLEASE NOTE:
-Reservations for tables are final. If you find you cannot attend, your reservation will be refunded as Store Credit
-The Portland Game Store takes no responsibility for your merchandise
-The Portland Game Store will not be held liable for any customer issues with your merchandise (No refunds or replacements)
-This sale is intended for Minis games and accessories only. No other types of games allowed (Boardgames, TCGs etc)
Ride to King Farmers Market at Martin Luther King Jr Elementary School to enjoy the fruits of our farmer friends, support local food systems and get to meet and know your community!
Starting at Wilshire parks we will take Mason Bike Lane to 32nd to Going Greenways to get to the Farmer's market.
This is a Bike Bus style ride so hop on where and when you can anywhere along the way!
Leaving Wilshire Park from 37th & Skidmore at 10:30
https://www.portlandfarmersmarket.org/our-markets/king/
Celebrate Radical Harvest’s first anniversary at a fully indoor craft market featuring more than 30 local artists and sustainability-minded makers. Browse handmade art, home decor, jewelry, candles, clothing, ceramics, plants, sweets, and many other goods. The pop-up community center also features an onsite bar, a free craft supply swap, DIY junk journaling, mending and upcycling, gift wrapping, games, giveaways, community resources, a food pantry, a photobooth, and flash tattoos. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.
Everyone (members and non-members) is welcome to attend the club meeting. These meetings are a chance to understand the workings of the club, discuss issues, vote (when there is something to vote on), watch a special interest presentation, socialize, and have a club-provided snack.
Riding to and from the club meeting in the dark and/or inclement weather is discouraged for safety reasons. Rider mileage is NOT available.
Featured Presentation:
This month's Featured Presentation is actually a Featured Participation! We'll be doing the collection for Sno-Cap (food, warm cloths grocery bags, egg cartons, bottles with deposits that they can reclaim, you get the idea). There will also be the annual pot luck where everyone brings something for refreshments. And...the gear swap.
We are excited to host Acre Knife, a small team of bladesmiths crafting kitchen and outdoor knives in the St. Johns neighborhood!
They will demonstrate their new line of everyday hand-finished culinary knives and let shoppers try them for themselves.
About AcreFor years, a group of accomplished bladesmiths had devoted themselves to making exceptional knives. They had apprenticed, studied traditional techniques, experimented with materials, and developed their own methods. But they also knew how difficult it could be to build a life around that kind of work.
In 2023, Dane Tomseth set out to change that by creating a place where skilled makers could do serious work, earn a living, and keep getting better. That place became Acre Forge, a working production facility in North Portland’s St. Johns neighborhood where experienced makers share equipment, techniques, ideas, and a daily practice.
Their collective experience spans traditional Japanese techniques, modern design, metallurgy, ergonomics, culinary experience, woodworking, and machining. That shared foundation and the different paths that brought them to it is what shapes Acre’s knife lines: Macrum and Signature.
Part strategy session, part social hour, and part puzzle exchange! Gather with fellow puzzle lovers to tackle 300-1000-piece challenges featuring everything from surreal art to suspiciously smug-looking cats.
**Bring a puzzle (or two) from home to swap for a fresh challenge to take with you.**
Established in 2009, this features around 30 farmers and food artisans in a family-friendly place to spend a Sunday. Shoppers can do their grocery shopping for the week ahead and enjoy a variety of breakfast and lunch options.
A pin trading gathering in the Pacific Northwest, with opportunities to buy, sell, and trade. Entry is $5, and parking is free.
Established in 2009, King Farmers Market features over 30 farmers and food artisans in a family-friendly place to spend a Sunday. 1,500+ weekly shoppers are drawn to our farm fresh produce booths, hot food, breakfast & lunch options, live music, food demos, cooking classes and food & beverage artisan vendors. The market is located one block south of the vibrant Alberta Arts District, adjacent to King School Park & Playground. The King Neighborhood of Northeast Portland has welcomed this thriving farmers market that offers everyone in the neighborhood a fun and entertaining place to spend a Sunday.
Find the New Deal Booth stocked with craft spirits, housemade cocktail mixers, spirits, and cocktail samples at King Farmers Market every third Sunday, May – November, 2025.
The Modern Folk is a experimental/ambient folk music based on traditional folk forms such as Appalachian, Irish, and Delta Blues and Spiritual Jazz styles.
This event is an opportunity to find free stuff and/or bring stuff you would otherwise donate. That way, all the items stay in the community, instead of going through a third-party seller. You do not need to bring items to take items. If you do bring items, you need to come back at the end of the event to collect whatever items weren’t picked up. The library is wheelchair accessible and has single-stall restrooms.
Meet Rover, Lake Oswego Public Library’s bookmobile, as it brings library materials, services, and staff to community spaces and events. Browse and check out items for all ages, get a Library card, and learn about library resources.
This Rover Bookmobile event is in partnership with the 2026 Reunion Farmers' Market.
For more information, contact 503-675-3996 or [email protected].
The Woodstock Farmers Market was founded in 2010. Their mission is to provide access for all to quality fresh produce and to connect the community to local farmers and other food & beverage producers. The market promotes healthy eating, food education, and close ties between farms and the Woodstock urban community. Find us at the New Deal booth every first Sunday June – October for craft spirits, cocktail mixers, spirits samples and sample cocktails.
Neighborhood farmers market featuring local farms, distilleries, coffee, bakeries, flowers, hot food vendors and more.
The market was founded by a grassroots group of neighbors inspired by the vision of a fresh, local food market in a shared community space within the growing SE Stark Street business district. This dedicated group opened the market in just 10 short months with a small amount of grant funds and a generous outpouring of donations from local businesses, friends and neighbors. The tireless energy of these unpaid visionaries and countless other volunteers allowed MFM to open its first market on Sunday, July 22, 2007, with 17 vendors and over 2000 visitors.
Montavilla Farmers Market is a thriving, diverse marketplace where all are welcome.
Join us at The East County Library in Room 2H/J to get your broken items fixed by community volunteers for free. Plus, "shop" for gently used clothing at our free clothing swap. Underground parking is available at the library and overflow parking is available at the City Hall parking lot across the MAX tracks. This event is hosted by the Coalition of Gresham Neighborhood Associations, Gresham Free Swaps and the City of Gresham.
Repair Item check-inCheck-in is from 10:00 am-noon. Checked-in items will be repaired until 1:00 pm.
Types of repair itemsPlease note: bikes, televisions, microwaves, small engines and fine jewelry are not repairable at this event.
What to expectCoats and winter wear in good condition is this event's featured swap item. "Shop" for previously loved clothes and bring some to share with others.
Follow Gresham Free Swaps and Gresham Repair Cafe on Facebook for future events.
For more information, contact us at [email protected] or 503-618-2525.
The Oregon City Year - Round Farmers’ Market serves as a marketplace that supports the growth of sustainable agricultural businesses and food security by encouraging the consumption of locally grown fresh food.
Clackamas Community College Green Lot 1 in Oregon City (off the corner of S Beavercreek Road and Clairmont Drive next to the Horticulture Department and Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine) ADA parking is located in Green Lot 2 and Douglas Loop. Customers may park in Green Lot 2, Douglas Loop, Brown Lot and Blue Lots 1 and 2
Lents International Farmers Market provides fresh, local, and culturally relevant produce to the diverse community of Lents neighbors in southeast Portland. Founded in 2006, this market continues to be a treasured asset to the Lents community, featuring around a dozen vendors selling farm-fresh produce and locally made food products.
🚨 Newsflash: Not a ride, but an indoor event!
WeBike events are for women, trans, and non-binary folks. This includes but is not limited to trans men, trans women, cis women, agender, gender queer, gender fluid, gender nonconforming, and Two Spirit people. Read more about WeBike: thestreettrust.org/webike
Interested in doing more on-the-bike adventures, but feeling limited by not having the right gear? OR, are you sitting on way too much gear that doesn’t really fit your needs? Well then, do we have the event for you!
Join us Monday, November 23 for a WeBike gear swap! Attendees are invited (but not required) to bring gently used gear to swap with fellow WeBikers. This can be whatever you think others might get use out of – bike camping gear and bike bags, commuting gear (panniers, rain clothes, etc.), cycling apparel, and more. If you don’t have any gear to contribute, we still want you there! Some of our amazing community partners have donated gear and helmets that we’ll contribute to the Gear Swap Pot. Plus, all leftover gear will be donated to our friends at Bike Farm. Win-win!
We’ll have bubbly water and light snacks to share, and attendees are welcome to bring more potluck-style snacks if that’s your jam. We’ll do it open-house style, so feel free to come and go whenever works for you during the event’s 6-8 p.m. window.
About WeBike:
WeBike is The Street Trust’s program to inspire more trans people of all genders, gender non-conforming people, Two Spirit, and women (both trans and cis) to incorporate a bike into their lives and use biking as a way to meet their transportation needs and personal goals. We aim to dismantle the barriers of cycling through rides, knowledge-sharing events, meet and greets, and mentorship. The WeBike-Portland private Facebook group is a resource, hub, and a way to connect with others riding in the area. If you have any questions about biking or great biking tips you want to share, post them there!
Find WeBike events on our Linktree, The Street Trust events calendar and shared to the WeBike Instagram, @webikepdx
Willamette Farm & Food Coalition connects communities to locally grown food while supporting farmers and food producers, expanding equitable food access, and strengthening a resilient, community-rooted food system.
This meeting takes place inside Shiekh Studio. It begins with casual socializing and parts trading, continues with the official meeting, and ends with the activity titled Will it Spaceship?
Meet Rover, Lake Oswego Public Library’s bookmobile, as it brings library materials, services, and staff to community spaces and events. Browse and check out items for all ages, get a Library card, and learn about library resources.
This Rover Bookmobile event is in partnership with the 2026 Reunion Farmers' Market.
For more information, contact 503-675-3996 or [email protected].
Catch a live performance by the School of Rock, featuring talented students who deliver high-energy cover sets. With a diverse lineup, the band showcases their skills and passion for music across various genres, including rock and roll, pop, R&B, and soul.
First and third Saturdays through April 17, the Farmers Market moves indoors to the Greely Building, 304 Pioneer St. Handcrafted goods, plants and flowers, baked goods, prepared food and live music. Part of the Gather at Greely winter series.
The roster for the 2026 season includes more than 80 small businesses, including new and returning vendors spanning local farmers, artisan food, and handmade arts and crafts. Some exciting new products at the market this year include flower bouquets and baked goods by North Portland-based Flower&Flour; frozen take-home Himalayan Dumplings by Kyikyi; and ceramics from members of the St. Johns Clay Collective.
SJFM proudly offers Double Up Food Bucks and Produce Match and will be matching up to $20 in SNAP and EBT Cash per household per market day. SJFM also works with St. Johns-based organization Suma to offer an additional matching program, up to $15 per day. To redeem, SNAP customers can bring their Oregon Trail card to the Information Booth at the market. All are welcome at the St. Johns Farmers Market.
These food access programs are central to SJFM’s mission of providing equitable access to locally grown, healthy, culturally relevant food to residents facing food insecurity and of contributing to the health of all local residents.
Unroll your extra wrapping paper, ribbons, and gift bags—let’s share the festive abundance!
Got half-used rolls of wrapping paper? A stash of gift bags too nice to toss? Bring your clean, reusable wrapping supplies and trade them for something new-to-you. Whether you’re a minimalist brown-paper-and-twine fan or a glitter-everything enthusiast, this swap is your chance to wrap sustainably (and save some cash during the spendiest season).
How it works: Bring gift wrap, tissue paper, ribbons, tags, or gift boxes (in good condition—no crumpled wads, please). Take what you need—no trade required! Swap tips on zero-waste wrapping (or just admire each other’s stash).
Why swap? Cut waste—keep paper and bags circulating instead of trashed. Save money—because gifts inside the wrapping matter more. Share the joy—community > consumerism, always.
No fees, no fuss—just guilt-free festive prep.
Farmers market: People's Farmers Market at Rockwood / East County Courthouse. Free.
Ian Joe Bailey is a musical group with overall folky acoustic sound but still explores and experiments with many different genres. With a very enjoyable laid back style, the group is influenced by a mix of Blues, Jazz, Folk era twang and busking street rock.
Celebrate the abundance of the season at this annual Harvest Market event. Shop dozens of local farm and food vendors!
A popular destination for downtown residents, office workers, tourists, and chefs, this market features vendor booths filled with farm-fresh and locally-made food.
Saturday, November 21 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Millennium Plaza Park
Fresh from local farms to your Thanksgiving table! Join us as many of your favorite Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market vendors return to share the bounty of their fall harvest. Enjoy shopping on a crisp fall afternoon amid the scent of pumpkins, sweet potatoes and mushrooms and pick up a few new fall recipes to boot. The entire family can appreciate the live music and local artisans. Plan your weekend around this festive fall event.
LOWFM-13.jpg 20211119-IMG_1796.jpgFarmers market: Beaverton Farmers Market at Beaverton Farmers Market. Free.
Farmers market: People's Farmers Market at N Mississippi Ave & N Shaver St. Free.
Farmers market: Vancouver Farmers Market (Sunday) in Portland, OR. Free.
Lents International Farmers Market provides fresh, local, and culturally relevant produce to the diverse community of Lents neighbors in southeast Portland.
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Montavilla Farmers Market began in 2007 when a group of visionary community members banded together to bring fresh, local food to our vibrant Montavilla neighborhood. What started with an 11-week season with 17 vendors has grown into a year-round market with over 40 vendor stalls. This lively market is a community gathering place to support local business and have access to fresh, local food.
Find the New Deal booth once a month at the Montavilla Farmers Market. Enjoy spirits samples, cocktail samples, craft spirits, bottled cocktails, and our house-made line of craft cocktail syrups and mixers.
Free clothing exchange held every 3rd Sunday of the month at the Kenton Church on North Lombard Street.
Our year-round flagship farmers market at Portland State University average 90 local farmers and food producers every Saturday.
Portland Backpack’s mission is to serve children who are at risk of hunger by providing food sacks for weekend days when food scarcity is higher. We believe that engaging the community in our efforts creates a greater impact that reaches beyond reducing hunger.
The Rockwood Community Market features local farmers, growers, and small businesses showcasing their products at this weekly farmers market. Join us every Thursday from 3-7pm and enjoy everything our vendors have to offer! For more information, visit: rockwoodcommunitymarket.com
The Portland Farmers Market, located at Portland State University, will be open every Saturday, year-round. April through October hours are 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. November through March hours are 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
The Market at PSU is located in Downtown Portland in the South Park Blocks between SW College and Montgomery Streets.
Farmers market: King Farmers Market at NE 7th Ave & NE Wygant St. Free.