Thursday Market at the Ville

Every Thursday at Sofia Park (28836 Costa Circle West) between May 19 and September 29, Wilsonville Farmers Market is among the most popular happenings in the Wilsonville community. Not only does the Thursday Market at the Ville provide an open space for the community to gather, but they give visitors access to a variety of fresh and local farm products.

Our Table Cooperative

Our Table (13390 SW Morgan Road) is a co-op offering fairly expansive services in the Sherwood area. A 58-acre farm, you can shop at their store or partake in their you-pick-it veggies. Everything on the premises is locally grown and certified-organic, something Our Table cares a lot about. They also have events, including dinner and brunches featuring local chefs’ amazing cuisine and benefiting nonprofits. These dinners have brought the co-op national attentional—and for good reason.

Oregon City Farmers Market

An hour’s drive from Wilsonville, you’ll find Oregon City Farmers Market (2051 Kaen Road), winner of the “2019 Outstanding Large or Urban Market of the Year.” The year-round market showcases local growers, farmers, bakers, wineries, distilleries and more! Live music and kids activities accompany the delicious things being sold and local chefs give a taste of organic recipes you can make yourself at home. Though year-round, the special summer market season is on Saturdays starting May 4 and going until October 26.

Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market

An hour away from Wilsonville, you’ll encounter Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market in Millennium Plaza Park (200 1st St, Lake Oswego). With over 80 vendors every Saturday between May 18 and October 12, the likelihood of you finding something delightfully tasty to bring home is very high. Indulge in meats, cheeses, artisan breads and jams, and more. Live music and a Kids’ Corner make the Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market a great day trip for Portland families.

Take the Whole Family Out in Your Mazda

With your newfound addiction to fresh produce, you might need more cargo space. The Mazda3 Hatchback can fit a heck of a lot of organic produce, plus it gets great gas mileage. Or if you’re a farmers market fiend, you should try a Mazda SUV, maybe the Mazda CX-5? Why don’t you stop by soon to see our new vehicle inventory and let us know the best farmers markets, Mexican restaurants, and other local favorites! We’d love to hear about them.