Orenco Station Farmers' Market
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us at Reed’s Crossing Park on SE 83rd & Agate St. Click Here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Reed’s Crossing Park on SE 83rd & Agate St. Click Here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Reed’s Crossing Park on SE 83rd & Agate St. Click Here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Reed’s Crossing Park on SE 83rd & Agate St. Click Here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Reed’s Crossing Park on SE 83rd & Agate St. Click Here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Reed’s Crossing Park on SE 83rd & Agate St. Click Here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Reed’s Crossing Park on SE 83rd & Agate St. Click Here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Reed’s Crossing Park on SE 83rd & Agate St. Click Here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Pythias Braswell brings haunting folk artistry to Downtown Hillsboro Saturday Market this weekend. The musical project of Michael C. Hays crafts introspective melodies between traditional folk and experimental soundscapes, inviting listeners to explore human experience through captivating performances.
Chef Scott King
I am the chef at R&R Bar in Portland. The cuisine is baja-style (fish tacos, ceviche, elote). We opened in mid-late 2019 and am proud that we have remained open! I used to work for a cheese company out in Dundee called Briar Rose Creamery, which was my introduction to farmers markets. During that part of my career I won several awards with the team! I also worked for Winter’s Farm as most chefs will work for a farm stand showcasing the farm’s offerings and inspiring market-goers to cook delicious meals.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Grab your hard hat and join the City of Hillsboro Parks & Recreation, Water, and Public Works departments in celebrating the 11th Annual Public Works Day in Hillsboro.
The community gathering will take place on Saturday, May 17th, from 9 am to 1 pm on the Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza at 150 East Main Street in Downtown Hillsboro during the Saturday Farmers’ Market.
The no-cost event returns to the Civic Center Plaza to celebrate the conclusion of National Public Works Week and the City’s personnel who are ready to respond – and resilient as ever – to continue building, improving, maintaining, and protecting the systems and services vital to our community’s health, safety, and comfort.
For more information, visit Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/PublicWorks.
Did you know?
Lead may be found in soil, traditional glazed pottery, spices, or in some toys and antiques, particularly those made in other countries. Although lead is invisible to the naked eye and has no smell, exposure to lead can seriously harm a child’s health.
Oregon Health Authority is offering free, confidential lead screening for your soil, pottery, spices, and children’s toys on Saturday, May 17th! For this event, prepare at least 2 cups of dry soil sampled from your yard, play area, or garden. Soil must be dry before the event and placed in clear plastic baggies. Results are provided same-day. OHA will provide one-on-one consultations and share practical advice for the whole family!
For more information on what to bring, visit Oregon.gov/soilshopOregon.
****OHA is only able to screen for lead at this event. Screening cannot identify sources of lead and can only detect lead at the point where the sample was taken, rather than an entire area. This method is not as accurate as laboratory analysis and should not be used to make public health or legal decisions.****
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Mother's Day Gift Basket Spectacular! 🎁
Join us this weekend for a special Mother's Day celebration at Hillsboro Farmers' Markets! We're giving away stunning gift baskets filled with handpicked treasures from our amazing local vendors.
🗓️ WHEN & WHERE: • Saturday, May 10th - Downtown Market (9am-1pm) • Sunday, May 11th - Orenco Station Market (10am-2pm)
🎯 HOURLY DRAWINGS: Four lucky moms will win at each market location! Drawings held every hour on the hour during market hours.
🧺 EACH BASKET INCLUDES: Specially curated selection of market-fresh goods and artisanal products from our local vendors.
HOW TO ENTER: • No purchase necessary • One entry per person • Must be present to win • Winners will be announced at the Market Information Booth
Bring Mom to the market for a chance to win while supporting local farmers and artisans. Make it a Mother's Day weekend to remember!
#HillsboroMarkets #MothersDay #ShopLocal #CommunityLove
It’s time for our annual Proud to be HSD Festival and you don’t want to miss it! This showcase of student achievement and talent takes place during the Farmers’ Market in downtown Hillsboro from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 10, 2025.
The Oregon State Master Gardeners will be joining us at the market this week. Take some time to learn about the program or to pick their brains about your gardening woes.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Saturdays in historic Downtown Hillsboro on Main St. between 1st and 3rd Street. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us on Sundays at Orenco Station, between NE 61st and NE Orenco Station Pkwy. Click here to view the market map and list of vendors attending.
Join us for the opening day of the market season!
This is the first of 2 options for Vendor orientation. It will be held in the Civic Center in Downtown Hillsboro. Please RSVP using the form below.
Did you know that some teachers spend hundreds of dollars every year to help stock extra supplies for their classrooms and students in need? At the same time, usable supplies sit, unused, or forgotten at home or workplaces.
Washington County Solid Waste & Recycling have set up the School Supply Collection and Reuse Project to make sure usable materials don't go to waste. After you clean out those craft bins, basements, closets and offices, bring your donations of usable school supplies to the Information tent at the Hillsboro Saturday Market any Saturday through the end of October.
Your donations will help educators and students in Washington County.
Did you know that some teachers spend hundreds of dollars every year to help stock extra supplies for their classrooms and students in need? At the same time, usable supplies sit, unused, or forgotten at home or workplaces.
Washington County Solid Waste & Recycling have set up the School Supply Collection and Reuse Project to make sure usable materials don't go to waste. After you clean out those craft bins, basements, closets and offices, bring your donations of usable school supplies to the Information tent at the Hillsboro Saturday Market any Saturday through the end of October.
Your donations will help educators and students in Washington County.
Coming October 12 at the Saturday Market:
Do you have small items that need repair in your household? Did you know that October is International Repair Month? In honor of that, HFM will host a special Repair Fair on October 12th at the Market.
Join us for a free community repair event. Volunteers will be on hand to help you figure out and possibly fix household items - small appliances, electronics, toys, bikes, home decor, small furniture, lamps, vacuums, etc.
Sign up your item or sign up to volunteer: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/cu/YL7N4K7/RepairEventSchedule
Learn more about Repair Fair on the Washington County website: https://www.washingtoncountyor.gov/swr/repair
Las ferias de reparación son eventos comunitarios gratuitos e impulsados por voluntarios en los que voluntarios con habilidades de reparación ayudan a las personas a reparar pequeños electrodomésticos, productos electrónicos, bicicletas y decoración del hogar.
Registra tus artículos para reparar o regístrese para ser voluntario: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/cu/YL7N4K7/RepairEventSchedule
Aprender mas sobre la Feria de Reparacion al pagina web del Condado de Washington: https://www.washingtoncountyor.gov/es/swr/reparar
Did you know that some teachers spend hundreds of dollars every year to help stock extra supplies for their classrooms and students in need? At the same time, usable supplies sit, unused, or forgotten at home or workplaces.
Washington County Solid Waste & Recycling have set up the School Supply Collection and Reuse Project to make sure usable materials don't go to waste. After you clean out those craft bins, basements, closets and offices, bring your donations of usable school supplies to the Information tent at the Hillsboro Saturday Market any Saturday through the end of October.
Your donations will help educators and students in Washington County.
The Reed’s Crossing Market in South Hillsboro takes place on the 2nd Wednesday of every month during the market season. This is a neighborhood market held at Reed’s Crossing Park. Learn more https://hillsboromarkets.org/reeds-crossing.
Presented by: Chef Rodrigo Huerta
Come on out and learn how to make seasonal jams with local produce!
Did you know that some teachers spend hundreds of dollars every year to help stock extra supplies for their classrooms and students in need? At the same time, usable supplies sit, unused, or forgotten at home or workplaces.
Washington County Solid Waste & Recycling have set up the School Supply Collection and Reuse Project to make sure usable materials don't go to waste. After you clean out those craft bins, basements, closets and offices, bring your donations of usable school supplies to the Information tent at the Hillsboro Saturday Market any Saturday through the end of October.
Your donations will help educators and students in Washington County.
Did you know that some teachers spend hundreds of dollars every year to help stock extra supplies for their classrooms and students in need? At the same time, usable supplies sit, unused, or forgotten at home or workplaces.
Washington County Solid Waste & Recycling have set up the School Supply Collection and Reuse Project to make sure usable materials don't go to waste. After you clean out those craft bins, basements, closets and offices, bring your donations of usable school supplies to the Information tent at the Hillsboro Saturday Market any Saturday through the end of October.
Your donations will help educators and students in Washington County.
Chef Roopali Lokhande of PuranPoli will be our guest chef this Sunday. She will be demonstrating how to make Corn Fritters. It should be fun and exciting.
I run a small business from my home kitchen called “Puranpoli,” named after a traditional Indian sweetbread. This sweet symbolizes love and care because it’s a labor-intensive dish made for special occasions.
As for my background, I’m a mother of two young kids, aged 7 and 4. I moved to the U.S. on a dependent visa with my loving husband. After years of not having a work visa, I finally got one just before the pandemic hit. I chose to start this small business to spend more time with my kids while doing something I love.
Business Introduction: PuranPoli is a heartfelt venture by a devoted mom of two, operating from a home kitchen licensed by the Oregon Department of Agriculture. Our specialty, PuranPoli, is a beloved traditional sweet dish originating from the western region of Maharashtra, cherished across India for its delightful taste. In addition to PuranPoli, we offer a range of meticulously crafted products, including homemade spice blends and packaged snacks, all prepared with care and attention to quality. We take pride in sourcing our raw materials from local vendors, ensuring freshness and supporting our community. We're delighted to offer this authentic delicacy, a taste of home that's often hard to come by elsewhere.
Chef Jeni Presnell from Food For Thought Farm will be our guest chef this Saturday. She will demonstrating how to make a scrumptious Garden Marinara. Come and find out how to use your bounty.
My farm, Food For Thought Farm, is a local Certified Naturally Grown Farm growing veggies on less than 3/4 acre. We also have 170 laying hens, mobile and on pasture. We use all organic practices and never spray. I have been growing veggies for about a decade, but farming for only 4 years. I take great pride in quality, year round growing, and community. I am always working toward regenerative practices. We have been coming to the HFM for two seasons. We also have a small CSA and online retail sales with pick up locations in Beaverton, Newberg, and Hillsboro. Looking forward to more seasons at this community focused market.
Did you know that some teachers spend hundreds of dollars every year to help stock extra supplies for their classrooms and students in need? At the same time, usable supplies sit, unused, or forgotten at home or workplaces.
Washington County Solid Waste & Recycling have set up the School Supply Collection and Reuse Project to make sure usable materials don't go to waste. After you clean out those craft bins, basements, closets and offices, bring your donations of usable school supplies to the Information tent at the Hillsboro Saturday Market any Saturday through the end of October.
Your donations will help educators and students in Washington County.