Vendor Events in Lincoln City, OR

Every Sunday from mid-June through mid-October, vendors and shoppers converge at 540 NE Hwy 101 in Lincoln City for a weekly farmers market that captures the spirit of Oregon's central coast. The Lincoln City Farmers & Crafters Market runs from 9 AM to 3 PM, giving visitors a full morning and early afternoon to browse produce, prepared foods, crafts, and art. Located at the Lincoln City Cultural Center, the market benefits from the town's strong creative community and coastal culture, drawing both locals and visitors exploring the beach town. The market draws a diverse mix of vendors typical of farmers markets in this region. You'll find seasonal produce and berries from Lincoln County farms, local seafood offerings reflecting the area's fishing heritage, and prepared food vendors. Alongside the food vendors are crafters selling handmade goods, artisans working with glass art (which has deep roots in Lincoln City), jewelry makers, and other handmade items. This blend of farm vendors and craft vendors creates the kind of weekly gathering space where neighbors shop for dinner ingredients while also discovering unique, locally-made pieces. The summer and early fall timing means the market captures peak season for both local agriculture and tourism traffic. During these months, the weather along the coast is at its most predictable, and farmers' harvests are in full swing, creating abundance in the produce selection. The live music that often accompanies the market adds to the community atmosphere, making Sunday mornings a social destination beyond just shopping. For vendors, this weekly cadence offers reliable foot traffic and a chance to build a loyal customer base throughout the season.