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Florence Farmers Market Local food produced within 100 mile
Winter season market every other Tuesday, place your order online

Who is excited for the first market of the winter season?We are open for online orders. Browse the goods and fill your c...
10/24/2026

Who is excited for the first market of the winter season?

We are open for online orders. Browse the goods and fill your cart - there are a lot of wonderful products! Make sure to place your order before 11 pm tomorrow.

We'll see you for pickup at Miller Park on Tuesday Oct 27th, from 4-5pm.

Place your orders here: https://florencefarmersmarket.localfoodmarketplace.com/Index

The market is now open for orders and will remain open until 11pm on Sunday. Browse the goods and fill your cart - there...
10/22/2026

The market is now open for orders and will remain open until 11pm on Sunday. Browse the goods and fill your cart - there are a lot of wonderful products!
https://florencefarmersmarket.localfoodmarketplace.com/Products

On Tuesday the 27th your order will be ready for pickup at Miller Park under the covered area. Pick up time is from 4-5pm. Please bring a copy of your invoice - either on your phone or printed.

Orders can be paid for by credit/debit card online; or with cash, SNAP, ProduceRx in person at time of pickup. If paid for by card, you will just need to show your invoice to the vendor. If you are paying in cash or with SNAP, or using ProducRx you will need to stop at the info table before pickup. Pickups are made at each individual vendor that you have ordered from.

If you need any further info, take a look at our Winter Season page https://florencefarmersmarket.org/winter-season/ for everything you should need to know. Enjoy your shopping!

A heartfelt thank you, to everyone who participated in this market season! Thank you to our shoppers, musicians, volunte...
10/18/2026

A heartfelt thank you, to everyone who participated in this market season! Thank you to our shoppers, musicians, volunteers and staff, readers, supporters of all kinds, and of course our incredible vendors for their hard work of feeding our community and showing up week after week.

This season has been our largest market to date, with our most diverse mix of product offerings. We have a lot to feel grateful for and a lot to look forward to. The end of a season is always bittersweet. A lot of us will miss our weekly routine, visiting our vendors, seeing our community, getting outside together in this collaborative effort of nurturing each other.

See you back at the boardwalk next spring, but in the meantime our winter season opens this week! If you are a newsletter subscriber you are already tuned in. And if you're not (well join us!), details are coming to a post here soon.

https://florencefarmersmarket.us8.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=87cb2629658ee4f060e826479&id=c5f3705d59

Roanne will be at the kids table this week with her solar dehydrator, showing how it works to preserve fruits and veggie...
10/12/2026

Roanne will be at the kids table this week with her solar dehydrator, showing how it works to preserve fruits and veggies with the energy of the sun. This is a fun, informative, interactive demonstration for all ages! This was a big hit last time.

Florence Farmers Market is open Tuesday from 3-6pm at the Port of Siuslaw Boardwalk.

One last summer market!
10/11/2026

One last summer market!

Tomorrow, October 6, Experience the watershed model table presented by Adam Cook with Siuslaw Watershed Council.A waters...
10/05/2026

Tomorrow, October 6, Experience the watershed model table presented by Adam Cook with Siuslaw Watershed Council.

A watershed is the geographical boundary where a drop of rainwater will progressively drain from high points, like mountain ridges, into streams and rivers before reaching a singular body of water like a lake or ocean. Industry, recreation, and development all change the flow and the quality of the water we use. Try altering the landscape features, adopt land use practices, reroute waterways and work with your neighbors to anticipate the challenges of the coming rainy season - and see what happens on the watershed model table. Adapt or be undone by the flood water!To learn more about the Siuslaw Watershed Council and their current conservation efforts, visit their site.

Find Florence Farmers Market at the Port of Siuslaw Boardwalk, Tuesdays from 3-6pm.

See you Tuesday! Just two more summer season markets left! The season may be coming to an end, but the market is still b...
10/04/2026

See you Tuesday! Just two more summer season markets left! The season may be coming to an end, but the market is still brimming with so much fresh food.

Welcome Grow Closer Nursery, from our neighboring small town of Brickerville.Grow Closer is a new native plant nursery t...
09/28/2026

Welcome Grow Closer Nursery, from our neighboring small town of Brickerville.

Grow Closer is a new native plant nursery that provides a variety of native plants that grow well in the Central Oregon Coast region. Rob’s focus is on native plants that bring both beauty and purpose to the garden or landscape. Native plants thrive with little to no input from us, taking care of themselves and the pollinators that live here. At Grow Closer you’ll find ornamental plants, low water use plants, and plants to support pollinators and wildlife. Rob’s knowledge and interest is inspiring. Stop by and say hello and add some beauty to your yard!

https://www.growcloser.eco/

You can find Grow Closer at Florence Farmers Market, at the Port of Siuslaw Boardwalk, Tuesdays from 3-6pm.

09/27/2026
Today, join Dr. Gabrielle Roesch-McNally from The Dry Farming Institute, and learn a little bit about the types of crops...
09/22/2026

Today, join Dr. Gabrielle Roesch-McNally from The Dry Farming Institute, and learn a little bit about the types of crops that farmers in the region are experimenting with dry farming.

Dry farming is the practice of growing crops without irrigation. This practice is gaining renewed attention as water scarcity becomes an issue worldwide. Dry farming relies on the soil itself as a water storage vessel, that captures winter rains and holds moisture for crops to access through the dry months.

Today we’ll have the opportunity to talk with Dr. Gabrielle Roesch-McNally, the DFI’s new Executive Director, pick up a dry farming zine and taste dry farmed produce (availability will depend on field availability and weather). Learn about the resources the Dry Farming Institute has to support growers in addressing water scarcity in their operations.

Today, Tuesday September 22 from 3-6 pm at Florence Farmers Market, at the Port of Siuslaw Boardwalk.

https://www.facebook.com/dryfarming/

Address

Port Siuslaw Boardwalk
Florence, OR
97439

Opening Hours

3pm - 6pm

Telephone

+1 630-888-4645

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