Photo by Michelle Roth courtesy of Astoria Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce
Astoria Sunday Market, Oregon’s second largest farmers market, features “fresh and locally grown” food, artisan crafts and art, plus live music every week from mid-May to mid-October beginning May 14 – Oct. 8 2023 on 12th Street In Historic Downtown. From 10 am – 3 pm every Sunday, you can wander among the almost 200 vendors offering products that have been grown, gathered, or created by local farmers, artists, and artisans. The Sunday Market reviews all these products to assure their quality and authenticity. You’ll find this Growers and Makers Market just a five minute stroll through the historic district from Clementine’s Guest House. www.astoriasundaymarket.com
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If you’re shopping for gifts or a special souvenir of your Astoria vacation, the artist and artisan Makers specialize in a wide variety of items incorporating different media and materials. You can choose from fine art, prints, photography, ceramics, glass art, jewelry, clothing, accessories, body care products, and more.
About one-third of the vendors are Growers offering fresh produce and artisan-crafted foods. You’ll find flowers, vegetables, berries, and fruit, plus locally prepared foods from honey and hummus to goat cheese and gelato. There are even wineries and a local distillery at the Market!
Stop by the Food Court for a delicious snack and live music. Your menu choices include both local crab and salmon and Asian, Indian, and Mexican cuisines. Regional singers and bands performing original music every week. The 16 different soloists and groups scheduled in 2019 are known for genres from blues and bluegrass to jazz, folk, swing and classic country. The Astoria Sunday Market website includes a downloadable 2019 Market guide flip book containing more information about the performers, vendors, and special events.
Visiting this famous growers and makers market is a must-do activity on any weekend getaway to Astoria. It’s just a short walk from our B&B’s location on Exchange Street in the historic district. The Sunday Market disappears during the winter months, so don’t wait to give us a call at 503-325-2005 or go online and reserve your stay at our guest house!
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