We are so excited to announce a new program! ✨ Pop (Power of Produce) Club 🥬🥕🍅 designed for little hands and growing curious minds to learn where food comes from, one market day at a timePOP Club is a free program for kids ages 5–12 to discover how food, farming, and community come alive, 🌻 right at the heart of Come Thru Market 🧡 Food has a story. Let your kids tell it!🌱
Registration is open now!
We have a new home!!! We’ve moved to Open Signal on MLK 🥳 This market season we have an exciting new set up for you to come get what you need 🌱 we can’t wait to see you!
Stay tuned for the second announcement @ 3PM!👀
We are backkkkkk & Market season is quickly approaching!! 🥳 We have some exciting news to share with y’all. Stay tuned for some new updates and announcements, dropping tomorrow @ 12 & 3PM! 😎
Market Vendor Apps have been extended until April 14th!! 💐We are so close to market season, and we having some exciting updates in store for you all!!
Farmers, Makers, Bakers, Producers… Come Apply and grab a spot before they are gone! We can’t wait to see y’all.
Mark your calendars! 📅 Thursday, April 2nd! @blackfoodnw and @ecotrust are holding a special event, calling all farmers, gardeners, market makers, and food producers to join in alignment as we move into Spring! Come thru and chill as we spend some time in community, eating together (with a guest chef), before this season kicks off! Also come check out the equipment lending library 👀✨ See y’all soon!!
Hey Fam! 🌻 We are back and our 2026 Vendor Application for market season is officially open!! Link is in the bio 🔗 Application deadline is March 31st, come thru!
@oregonfarmcorps has curated a Portland area Collaborative Farming Networking Event, happening on Thursday, February 12th, from 5-7 PM at the Glisan Migration Brewing.
This event will be a casual space for like-minded farmers to meet, build community, find potential co-collaborators, and learn more about services for collaborative farming projects.
Sign up via the link in @oregonfarmcorps bio and share this out with your friends and networks!
Join us on Tuesday, Dec 9th, 12–1pm, for a virtual webinar with Friends of Family Farmers!
We’ll share what we learned through the CALF project, who was involved, and the Community of Practice’s four key recommendations to help small and local market farmers access more climate-smart, community-focused funding — strengthening farms and the support network around them.
Stay tuned for the CALF Final Project Report dropping Dec 8th!
The Capital Assistance for Local Farmers (CALF) Project brought together farm and food organizations across the state with lenders and government funders to bridge the gap, provide better technical assistance to farmers and generate feedback loops to make programs more accessible to small and mid sized farmers in Oregon.
#CALFproject #pdxfarmers #oregonfarming
The system may pause support, but we don’t stop feeding each other.
Stop by AfroVillagePDX today at 2PM - 4:30PM for free fresh potatoes & garlic 🥔🧄 (Located inside the Lloyd center, first floor, east wing)
Systemic oppression relies on hunger. Feeding each other is political. When the system starves us, we sustain together. They can ration assistance, but they can’t ration community. Every body eats.
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This document was created to make it easier to find food resources—especially for folks who aren’t on social media. Instagram can be a bubble, and a lot of people miss what’s being shared in real time.
There’s been so much powerful organizing and mutual aid happening across Portland, and this is one way to keep it all in one place.
You’ll find grocery support for families and individuals, restaurants and carts serving hot meals, and community pantries open to all.
This is a living document that will keep growing as more resources surface.
These offerings don’t replace SNAP, but they’re here to ease the impact of these cuts and help feed our people.
@jawaherpdx
