Vendor Events in Stevenson, WA

Waterfront farmers market offering fresh local produce, support for small businesses. Only waterfront farmers market in the Columbia Gorge area.

Stevenson's weekly farmers market brings together local producers and food vendors throughout the summer and early fall season, operating Saturday mornings from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 199 2nd Street. From mid-June through early October, this is where Skamania County residents and visitors source fresh seasonal produce, baked goods, eggs, flowers, and other farm products directly from the people who grow and make them. The market's Saturday morning timing makes it an accessible weekly destination for weekend shoppers looking to stock up on ingredients for the week ahead. Vendors at Stevenson Farmers' Market typically include local farmers with seasonal vegetables and fruits, bakers offering fresh bread and pastries, producers of eggs and dairy products, and flower growers with seasonal arrangements. You'll also find seafood vendors and artisans selling handmade goods. Many vendors focus on organic and sustainably grown products, giving shoppers options for higher-quality, locally sourced ingredients. The variety means you can build a complete grocery run in one stop, picking up everything from produce to prepared foods in a single visit. The market is designed to be accessible to a wide range of shoppers. It accepts SNAP and EBT benefits, as well as WIC and WIC Cash vouchers, making fresh, local food available to families using government nutrition assistance programs. Senior shoppers can also benefit from the Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (FMNP). Credit card payments are accepted alongside cash, removing barriers to shopping. This commitment to payment flexibility reflects the market's role as a genuine community resource, not just a specialty destination for affluent shoppers. Shopping at Stevenson Farmers' Market means you're buying at peak season during the months when local farms have the most abundant harvests. The Saturday morning window through October captures late-summer berries, stone fruits, late-season vegetables, and fall crops like squash and root vegetables. Whether you're a longtime vendor or new to farmers markets, the consistent weekly schedule and diverse vendor mix make it worth visiting during the growing season.