Farmers Market in Eugene (2025)
Eugene’s flagship market: 100+ Oregon growers and food artisans, robust SNAP matching, and a lively downtown scene. Listed by Travel Oregon and the Willamette Valley Visitors Association; praised by local public radio coverage.
A calmer, midweek shop with the same farm-first standards—ideal for stocking up without Saturday crowds. Confirmed by the Willamette Valley Visitors Association and the market’s own schedule.
New-for-2025 evening markets mix farm shopping with live music curated by the Jazz Station and local food trucks. Covered by KLCC and detailed by the market’s event page.
The nation’s oldest weekly open-air craft market sits beside the farmers market, with live music and a beloved international food court. Frequently cited by Travel Oregon and regional travel editors as an essential Eugene experience.
A Sunday neighborhood market blending small farms, makers, and food access programs like Double Up Food Bucks and Little Lettuce. Backed by community groups and praised by local media for inclusive programming.
A city-hosted Thursday market (June–October) bringing produce, mushrooms, flowers, and bakes to South Eugene’s greenbelt. Verified on the City of Eugene site and noted by local listings.
A South Eugene country-style market at the Grange with backyard growers, plant starts, and community vibes, Saturdays May–October. The market’s 2025 vendor list and Grange page confirm it’s active.
An Indigenous-led monthly market at the Pavilion, spotlighting Native artists and cultural performances. Listed by Downtown Eugene and NAACM; a meaningful complement to farm shopping nearby.
