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We be-leaf in you, at the People’s Farmers’ Market!

Make sure to visit market this week to get to know our newest food vendors, and to catch the earliest, tenderest spring leafy greens.

This week at market, we welcome Akadi Pdx, bringing West African sauces, perfectly blended from the finest ingredients that create a rich and harmonious flavor profile. Use as a dipping sauce, or for marinade.

We also welcome La Oveja Negra, with delicious, small batch salsas that combine the best of Mexican and Southern flavors, made with the highest quality ingredients.

Make sure to drop by the People’s Farmers’ Market this Wednesday for your winter produce and a boost of community!

This Week’s Vendors!

Vendor & Community Updates

• Akadi Pdx is here this week with carefully crafted, authentic West African dipping and marinade sauces. From enhancing grilled meats to elevating vegetarian dishes, AKADI Sauce is the secret ingredient that turns ordinary meals into extraordinary culinary experiences.

• Welcome to market La Oveja Negra! Visit their booth for delicious, small-batch salsas, made with the highest quality ingredients.

• Make sure to drop by Blind Coffee Roasters for a selection of rare and hard-to-find, ethically sourced, coffee beans— all locally roasted!

• Empowered Flowers will be at market twice a month throughout the spring season— they will be back on 3/19!

• Make sure to visit Sister Products for hand-crafted sourdough loaves and vegan cinnamon rolls!

Coming Soon to Market!

Join us Wednesday March 19th, from 3:00-4:30 for a cooking demonstration with Cooking with Phlava!

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.