Portland Saturday Market

Hippie vibe aside, you can pick up lovely hand-thrown pottery , jewelry , and art photography . There’s a woman who makes some of the best jam I’ve ever tasted – that one’s definitely not to be missed. Read more

Fabulously diverse with something for everyone. More importantly it's a Sunday market too which is handy to know. Live bands and real ale plus a fountain for the kids to play in. Perfect Portland!

Great place to purchased locally made arts and crafts. Also, several food options for when you get hungry.

You can spend hours here! Live music sets a vibe than supported by kind, sociable and talented artists . Plenty of food and drink to enjoy as well . 💛

A perfect place to see "Portlandia" culture or pick up special gifts . Flowers are cheap here $15 for a giant bouquet . I love the atmosphere. Great for a morning Saturday trip.

Runs March-Christmas and actually open both Saturday and Sunday, this is the craft market to beat all craft markets . Wonderful treasure to be found. Come support Portland's DIY/artisan culture.

Good vibe, lots of arts and crafts, friendly people, food trucks and craft beer . What's not to like!

I go at least once a month and always find something new and the prices are decent (sometimes a little high) but these are handmade goods :)

Very cool street market ! Lots of art and handmade products. Come out on a weekend to find some unique stuff!

Loooove this market . Huge variety of food, eco-friendly clothing and miscellaneous crafts. If I lived in Portland I would come here every weekend!

Did you know? The Saturday Market is the largest continually-operating arts and crafts market in the U.S., but the tradition of buying goods from artisans in a marketplace goes back thousands of years

Artsy , craftsy, pottery fun times. Som egood food options too and the occasional old-timey band. May seem a tad touristy , but who's gonna fight it?

Lovely hand crafted gift ideas, look for jewellery made out of bicycle parts and for the booth where they create amazing objects using silverware!

A Portland must-see. You never know what you'll find (or see).

Always great fun place to hangout with friends and a place to find bargins and cheap eats. There is tons of entertainment scattered around the area.

Saturday market is so fun. Lots of food carts. Horn of Africa is my favorite.

Very talented artists selling very original works. Great finds for accessory and decoration-lovers.

Fun place to spend a Saturday morning...take a bus or Max to save yourself from the frustration of finding parking .

A great place to find unique and handmade goods . It’s nice to have a stroll about as well :)

See J. Slattum's unique art , Randy's Native American Flutes, and Turning Times's pieces made of local trees into art and pendants.

One of the better markets I've been too. It's big and has a great selection.

You're probably thinking, candles, tie-dye, and pottery ; sure it's there, but there are also a lot of good, new, fresh, and high quality products coming from crafters and artists here every year. Read more

While most locals I know tired of Saturday Market long ago, it’s still a great place to take visitors. Read more

So much to see!! Art art art ! Some crappy stuff, but lots of great things too.

I love the variety of everything here. A good way to support local people!

A little bit of everything, awesome place to explore and find great gifts .

there is a booth that has a bunch of signs, various pet x-ing, Oregon girls don't pump gas, etc.the lady is a real witch. She put her hand over my phone and pushed it down when I tried to take a pic

This place is crazy busy. If you walk all the way to the end you can get some Voodoo Doughnuts , though!

If you like people watching , then the Portland Saturday Market (which takes place Saturdays and Sundays, March through Christmas Eve) is for you!

The food place that has BBQ , the furthest north booth , has the name My Brother in it, has awesome BBQ sandwiches

So much fun! Awesome food stalls and hand made trinkets.

Can't not go if you're a visitor or a local. Just got back to Portland from college and I'll probably go at least a few times a month while I can

Great way to spend a fun day with the family. Plus support local artists and small businesses.

Always a good stop if you’re in town on a Saturday. Filled with choices

Meh. Been to better markets . Crowded with loads of junky stuff along side some etsy like makers. Better for people watching and live music next to the river . Better food at Pine Street Markets .

One of my favorite things. Can't wait to go back with money and hopefully buy some stuff for our apartment . ♥

You might get a souvenir here, or some strange contraption. Open Saturdays and Sundays.

Come prepared for your kids to get wet if you come down by the river -- there is an excellent (and irresistible) fountain to play in.

Many vendors and food spots around to enjoy!

Cute , lots of crafts, grab a voodoo donut and stroll the stalls.

Take the MET and get off under the Burnside Bridge (it's in the No Fare Zone). No parking hassles to deal with.

This is the largest continuously operated outdoor arts & crafts market in the US. Every Saturday & Sunday from Feb. 28 - Dec. 24. Admission is free!

Try Jalisco's Natural Food tent and get the #2! Great alternative to the unhealthy fast food places!

Lowest fee atm only $1.50, don't get jacked by any others they all try to scam you but these two.

One of the few fun places where you can bring your (well-behaved) dog. Vendors love them there.

definitely get there early.

A great way to spend a Saturday morning.

Plan on spending a couple extra hours sitting by the fountain watching people and pets . This place rocks.

Bring cash and explore local art .

"The Portland Saturday Market is only open from March through Christmas . In other words, F&*$ YOU JANUARY AND FEBRUARY!" - Conan O'Brien