Portland Farmers Market - Kenton
Portland, OR · June to September
Sell at Portland Farmers Market - Kenton? Get on this page.
A free listing here, in Find a vendor and on Google. Your regulars prepay you by Zelle, then pay at your stall with a scan.
Set up your stall hereFree. About a minute. How listing worksVendors on Venda Wallet
None listed here yet. Be the first
A stall doing $1,500 a week on a card reader pays about $1,307 a season in fees. Sales paid from a prepaid card skip them. Work out yours
Portland Farmers Market - Kenton: questions
When is Portland Farmers Market - Kenton open?
June to September, as the market's listing gives it. Hours can change with the season and the weather, so check portlandfarmersmarket.org before you go.
Where is Portland Farmers Market - Kenton?
Portland, OR 97217.
Does Portland Farmers Market - Kenton take SNAP/EBT?
Yes, its listing says it accepts SNAP. Many markets swap EBT for tokens at an info booth; our guide to farmers market tokens explains how that works.
What can you buy at Portland Farmers Market - Kenton?
Its listing names fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, bedding plants, canned or preserved fruits/vegetables, cut flowers, dry beans, eggs, fresh/dried herbs, honey, red/other non-poultry meat and products and wine, spirits, beer, hard cider.
Who are the vendors at Portland Farmers Market - Kenton?
No vendor lists Portland Farmers Market - Kenton on Venda Wallet yet. The market's full vendor list comes from its organizer (portlandfarmersmarket.org).
How do I become a vendor at Portland Farmers Market - Kenton?
Ask the organizer at portlandfarmersmarket.org for the vendor application, the booth fee and the rules on permits and insurance; each market sets its own. Once you're in, set up your stall on this page for free, so shoppers can find you and prepay you before market day.
Selling here? Read what booth fees usually cover, how market tokens work, and what card readers cost at a stall.
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Market details from Harvestly Markets, US Farmers Markets 2026, based on the USDA Local Food Portal, used under CC BY 4.0. Something out of date? Tell us at Help Center.