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We’re rooting for you this fall season, and the farmers’ market is a great place to go for all of your root vegetables! Be on the lookout this coming month for potatoes, radishes, parsnips, turnips, rutabegas and more. Looking for something to do besides classic Roasted Root Vegetables?

Try this Root Vegetable Stew or for dessert, Root Vegetable Cake with cream cheese frosting (gluten-free).

Make sure to drop by People’s Farmers’ Market for all your Fall harvest produce and a boost of community.

This Week’s Vendors!

9/30 Music at Market

4:45-5:45 Wiley Coyote, with Alexa Wiley and Dan Haley

Vendor & Community Updates

• Dark Matter Mushroom Cocoa is here this week. With the turn of the season, make sure to visit their booth for their adaptogenic blend of wise mushrooms, decadent cocoa, cinnamon, turmeric and chai— perfect preparation for the dark months ahead.

• Sister Sourdough will be at market for the last time for the near future— so make sure to get your fill of sourdough breads, vegan cinnamon rolls, gluten-free pastries, and more! We hope to see Sister Sourdough back at future markets.

• Visit Wasco Fisheries for high quality fresh, smoked, frozen, and canned salmon! A Native-owned business, Wasco Fisheries harvests salmon on the Columbia River using traditional techniques that have sustained the local ecology for thousands of years.

• Blind Coffee Roasters is back at market with high quality, direct-traded coffee roasted locally in Hillsboro and Milwaukie.

• It’s the last week for Steward’s Valley Farm this season. Make sure to drop by for the last of their seasonal market produce!

• Every Wednesday is Tamale Day! Sara’s Mexican Tamales is now located in a red food truck at the end of market near 20th! You’ll be sure to find all of your favorite Mexican dishes: tamales, tacos, burritos, pozoles, and refreshing Agua Fresca!

We acknowledge that People’s Farmers’ Market is located on the ancestral and current territories of the Multnomah, Kathlamet, Molalla, Clackamas, Cowlitz, and Chinook. We are committed to offering equitable access to Native people at our market. Please reach out to the farmers’ market manager for more information and inquiries.

Currently, there are upwards of 380 tribal nations represented in the Portland Metro area alone.