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Yes! We accept SNAP benefits at market, and we match up to $20 each week with Double Up Food Bucks. We usually offer an extra match, funded by the market, meaning that you can get $60 every week you use $20 in SNAP benefits!

To use SNAP, start by visiting the market information booth, just inside the market entrance. We will run your card and give you tokens and Double Up Food bucks, accepted by all vendors selling eligible products.

Not sure what is an eligible product? The short answer is pretty much all food except ready to eat (sorry, no tacos!). This includes produce, meat, eggs, baked goods, jams and other canned goods, vegetable starts, herbs, tea, coffee, and more. We have lots of information available in the info booth, and we’ll walk you through what you can use SNAP for when you run your card.

We have 50-60 vendors every week, all based within 100 miles of Manzanita. Most of our vendors are from Tillamook and Clatsop counties, and they all produce everything they sell. To see who will be at the market on a given week, check out our Live Market Map. Or click here to see a directory of all our vendors.

We open vendor applications in January. We begin reviewing applications after March 1, and then review them on a rolling basis until the market is full. We charge a $30 application fee, and once accepted, booth fees are $35 per week. Vendors can be full time or part time, with priority for full time status given to farm and food vendors and returning vendors in good standing with the market.

If you are interested in becoming a vendor, please read our vendor handbook first! This explains our criteria for evaluating vendor applications and our market policies. If you have additional questions, contact the market manager.

Our market takes place outdoors in a sandy field. It has uneven ground and in some places the sand can get deep. Unfortunately, this can be a challenge for wheelchairs and people with physical limitations. Some areas of the market are firmer and more accessible than others.

We reserve parking spaces at the entrance of the market for handicap parking, located on firm ground. These are located at the entrance to the market field on Division St.

There are ADA accessible restrooms available for use inside of city hall. There is also and ADA accessible porta potty inside the market.

We welcome suggestions for how to make the market more accessible! We have moved to several locations around town over the years, and the current location is large enough to accommodate the market and the thousands of people who visit it each month. We are limited in what we can do to improve the space, but we want to do what we can to welcome everybody who wants to participate.

Yes! Well-behaved pets on a leash are welcome at the market.

Parking is available in the main city hall parking lot (655 Manzanita Ave) and on the streets surrounding the market. Please be careful not to block emergency access or our neighbors’ driveways! We reserve a few spots for handicap parking right at the market entrance, just off of Division St.

We now let most of our vendors park in the market field, which has helped to reduce competition for parking in the surrounding streets!

Music scheduling is done in the spring. If you are interested in playing at the market, you can reach out to the market manager with information about yourself or your band for consideration.

Yes! We offer local community groups and non-profits the opportunity to table twice during the season. Community booth participants can share information about their organization, connect with the community, solicit volunteers and donations, or provide activities for market-goers. Sorry, but there is no political campaigning or proselytizing allowed. We usually have 2 or 3 community booths each week and we charge a $25 booth fee. We have a tent we can lend you with advanced notice.

If you are interested please reach out to the market manager or follow the application link on our vendor page.