Lents International Farmers Market

Lents International Farmers Market is back in southeast Portland, running every Sunday from 10 AM to 3 PM through November 22. You'll find it at the ZED parking lot at SE 92nd Avenue and Reedway Street (5718 SE 92nd Ave, 97266). It's currently in its 21st season, having started back in 2006.

On any given Sunday, about a dozen vendors set up with local produce, flowers, eggs, pork, baked goods, and hot food. The market was built to bring fresh, affordable, and culturally relevant produce to the diverse community of Lents, and it doubles as a farm-direct sales spot for immigrants, emerging farmers, and new food business owners. You'll find harder-to-find fruits and vegetables grown by Hmong, Latino, and Russian farmers here. The whole thing is run by the nonprofit Portland Farmers Market, which manages five markets across the city and acts as an incubator for new farms and food businesses.

There are a few new vendors joining the 2026 season, though some only appear on specific days. ArcoIris Elixirs is there the 4th Wednesday of every month; Cascadia Plant Company is around during July; Hans' Garden comes in the 2nd Wednesday of every month; and M.A.D.E. Finest From The Motherland is there the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. On the Sunday side, Toothbutter PDX is there the 2nd Sunday of every month throughout the season, and Vorel Wines is there the 4th Sunday. If you're heading out on a Sunday, it's worth checking the date to see who's on.

Beyond the shopping, there's live music by local musicians from 1 PM to 3 PM and a weekly kids' program that gives elementary school children $4 to spend with the farmers. The market accepts SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, Produce Match, and the Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program.