Vendor Events in Corvallis, OR

If you are a returning vendor, you can hit renewal to get a code emailed to enter. We include no crafts, prohibit all resale and allow very little that is not farm-direct. There is a separate Corvallis Markers Market adjacent to our Corvallis Saturday event. Contact coordinator jody.eaton@nwstonechaser.com or visit the NW Stonechaser booth. To reach the Albany Artisan Faire, visit the Seasonings … and More booth or email Stephen Poole, scdmpoole@peak.org . The Additional Forms page and CAFM Vendor Handbook offers guidance on which of those additional forms might apply to you.

The Corvallis Farmers Market is an established farm-direct farmers market operating since 1991 in downtown Corvallis on First Street at Jackson Avenue. The market operates Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9 AM to 1 PM, offering 50-70 vendors on Saturdays and 20-30 on Wednesdays. Vendors sell fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy, meats, eggs, honey, cut flowers, nursery plants, and limited value-added farm products from six local counties. The market features live music and community events. Customers access SNAP benefits through Double Up Food Bucks matching. The market is managed by Corvallis-Albany Farmers' Markets nonprofit and is located adjacent to Riverfront Commemorative Park.

The Corvallis Indoor Winter Market is one of western Oregon's oldest weekly indoor winter markets, operating as a nonprofit founded in the early 1990s by artisans and farmers. Held every Saturday in Guerber Hall at the Benton County Fairgrounds from January through April, the market offers locally grown produce, artisan baked goods, eggs, honey, meats and poultry, and handcrafted items including artist drawings and jewelry. The market accepts vendors from a six-county area (Benton, Linn, Lincoln, Lane, Marion and Polk counties) with priority given to farmers and food producers. The board evaluates applications to ensure vendor diversity and market quality. Operating hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The market features a covered facility protecting patrons from winter weather while supporting local artisans and producers during the off-season when outdoor markets are closed.

The Benton County Fair and Rodeo is an annual community event featuring livestock shows, competitive exhibits, carnival rides, and food. 4-H and FFA members display agricultural projects and animals, while the fair hosts rodeo competitions, live music performances, contests including a fiddle competition and beard competition, and a youth market auction. Vendors sell food, crafts, and commercial products across the fairgrounds. The event draws thousands of visitors seeking family entertainment, educational exhibits about agriculture, and traditional fair experiences. Held on the spacious Benton County Fairgrounds in Corvallis, the fair provides excellent visibility and foot traffic for booth operators during late July through early August.