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The season may be starting to turn from summer to fall, but don’t be melon-choly! Savor the last vibrant tastes of summer with these savory melon recipes:

Melon and Herb Salad with Pistachios

Savory Watermelon Salad with feta and Greek yogurt

Roasted Cantaloupe Salad

Make sure to drop by People’s Farmers’ Market for all your favorite late summer produce and a boost of community!

This Week’s Vendors!

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Vendor & Community Updates

• Welcome to market Copihue Farm! Based in Portland, Copihue Farm cultivates a diverse set of mixed veggies throughout the season, with a special focus on South American Varieties and tomatoes.

• Wasco Fisheries is here with 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. Wasco Fisheries is committed to care for the land and water for future generations, while supporting equitable access to healthy, locally harvested food.

• Steward’s Valley Farm, a small CSA farm and coffee roastery based in Canby— is at market!

• Make sure to show up with an appetite, and visit Cokiea’s Kitchen Vegan Food for the Soul! Try a full Soul Bowl for a flavorful meal of greens, beans, mac, rice, and BBQ jackfruit or tofu—enough for an army of one, or for leftovers.

• 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.