2017 BFM Winter Market Vendors

It has been an incredibly cold and snowy start to Winter this year. The challenges to our farmers to grow in this weather were enormous! Still, we are amazed at the quality and variety of produce they were able to tease out of the frosty ground.
Starting this season, the Beaverton Farmers Market will hold our Winter Market every Saturday in February, March and April - which means that our customers will be able to enjoy locally grown produce and artisan foods for 10 months out of the year.
We are looking forward to being there for you every week, starting February 4th. See below for a list of vendors signed up to participate in the 2017 Winter Markets. (Please be mindful that the list is subject to change due to weather and other unforeseen conditions.)
2017 WINTER MARKET VENDORS
2 Towns Ciderhouse
Ah-Nuts
Beaverton Farmers Market
Briar Rose Creamery
Bull Run Cider
Casa de Tamales
COCACAO
Decadent Creations
Denison Farms
Don Felipe Products
Early Mom
Eastside Distilling
Eleni's Kitchen
Esotico Pasta
Fetzer's German Sausage
Fressen Artisan Bakery
Gabriel's Bakery
Great Harvest Hillsboro
Henry Higgins Boiled Bagels
Kiyokawa Family Orchards
Linda Brand Crab & Seafood
Lonely Lane Farms
Luralu's Dark Bark
May's Produce and Flowers
MeeMee's Goodies
Money Bowl
New Deal Distillery
NOLA Doughnuts
Old School Peanut Roasters
Olympia Provisions
Packer Orchards
Pony Espresso
Quinn's Prime & Vine
Santos Family Farm
Souper Natural
Springbank Farm
Sun Gold Farm
Sweet Briar Farms
Swell Granola
TbeeS Honey
The Hummus Stop
The Mushroomery
Winters Farms





































Knowing that the Beaverton Farmers Market will run every Saturday in February, March, and April means I can make it a regular part of my weekend plans. There is nothing quite like enjoying locally grown produce and artisan foods. Afterwards, I like to relax at home, sometimes unwinding with a game of MeowdoKu Online Play.
I am so excited to see favorites like Kiyokawa Family Orchards and Fressen Artisan Bakery on the vendor list, as Charles also mentioned. The thought of all that amazing produce and those baked goods truly inspires me. I can almost imagine what those delicious foods would look like if I created them with a tool like Zeva AI Image Generator.
It is wonderful that the market will be available every Saturday for three months straight, offering fresh produce for so long. Walking around and enjoying all the market has to offer can be quite an activity. I sometimes encounter people who find it helpful to try brace support as part of their routine when they are out and about for extended periods.
What a feat it is that the farmers were able to tease out such produce from the frosty ground, as the article mentions. I am always taking pictures of the beautiful displays at the market, especially the colorful fruits and vegetables. Sometimes my phone saves images in a format that needs converting, and Heic to PDF can be quite useful for that.
The efforts of the farmers to get such quality and variety of produce despite the harsh winter conditions are truly commendable. I am especially interested in the full list of vendors for the February through April markets. It would be helpful to have the information from the PDF easily editable, perhaps with a tool like Pdf To Markdown.