Mount Hood Farmers Market — Local services in Sandy

2024 update: I was so excited to join the farmers market as a vendor again, until I was told it's policy has changed. They now require $100's of protection insurance for food sellers. I wouldnt have made ANY profit, so I didnt sign up, along with SEVERAL OTHER VENDORS (I spoke to 8 vendors that wanted to join but cant afford it). After emailing about my inability to participate, I received repeatedly annoying emails asking about insurance and telling me where my booth will be.. Is the email service ran by AI!? I had to very firmly say I will not be participating and these are the reasons why. I noticed several other food vendors missing from this years market. Only the big time sellers, whom probably already HAVE insurance, are there now. Us little guys? We cant afford it.

I look forward to it every year! Vendors selling fresh produce, eggs, local art, rocks & stones, snow cones and spiritual readings, jewelry, woodwork, hair tinsel, bouquets of beautiful flowers, candles, fresh breads, and so much more! I enjoy talking to the vendors and learning of their businesses. I have met many wonderful vendors who I now keep in contact with regularly, for buying things such as farm fresh eggs, meats, produce, and custom art! I love supporting local businesses and plan to come by every week to do so! The artist you see in my photos is Haley @...

One Friday left of this very valuable outdoor market, 3pm to 6pm. Quality home brew Kombucha, handmade soaps, crafts and clothing, baked breads, wild mushrooms, farm eggs and the best greatest variety of lettuces and vegetables, all sold with the genuine loving kindness of farmers and craftsmen who believe in growing and offering the very best from their hearts and hard work in...

We love going to have dinner at the food booth. The guy switches up the menu so it's something different every week! Always good and plenty!

All the other booths are great, a nice variety of venders. Veggies, handmade items and hand made soaps! Would live to see it branch out some with a couple more food venders! A Christmas market would be...