Manzanita Farmers Market – Everything You need to Know!
Everything You need to Know About the Manzanita Farmers Market
Tucked in between two state parks and surrounded by old growth forest, Manzanita is one of the most beloved beach towns on the West Coast. Not only does Manzanita offer miles of pristine beach, a charming Main Street full of charming shops and delicious restaurants, a local public golf course, and city parks for the kiddos to play in… Manzanita is also home to one of the most popular seasonal Farmer’s Market on the Oregon Coast! Picture live local music and strolling the booths of farm fresh produce, locally sourced and prepared (and delicious!) food and drink, and gathering everything you need to have an easy dinner at home or enough to prepare a farm to table feast. Looking for a gift? You will find so many options at the market, while supporting local artists and makers at the same time!
To celebrate the kick-off of the Manzanita Farmer’s Market season, we are sharing everything you need to know to get the most out of this Friday night favorite.
Timing is everything.
The Market traditionally opens in June, and will run from 4pm to 7pm. The market will be held each Friday all summer, with the final market of the season in September. Please note that while the market does not require face masks or proof of vaccination, they ask that all visitors and vendors consider wearing face masks and maintaining a safe social distance, to protect the health and safety of everyone.
Location, location, location!
The market has moved this year, and Meredith Lodging is thrilled that the market will be held right by our office on Manzanita Avenue! The exact address for the market is 635 Manzanita Avenue (at Underhill Plaza).
Eat, drink and be merry!
The list of vendors this year is better than ever, offering you many chances to enjoy great food and drink and support local farmers and artisans. Visitors can enjoy delicious local fare from local bakeries, farm fresh cheeses, jams, pickles and produce, spirits from local distilleries, tacos, smoked & fresh fish, coffee and donuts, too. See the complete list of food vendors here.
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