THE SALMON CREEK FARMERS MARKET
AT LEGACY HOSPITAL

 THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 2025

at the entrance to the hospital

from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

• Salmon Creek Farmers Market at Legacy Hospital
• Thursdays, starting JUNE 12, ending OCTOBER 2 (4 months)
• 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

HAVE LUNCH WITH US!

• WOLF RUBS, Vancouver- New this season, smoked sandwiches with different sauces, featuring a weekly berry sauce made from local Munoz-Berry-Farm berries!
• CHARLES BBQ, Vancouver – New this season, shawarma chicken in a rice bowl served with pita bread.  Also offering jerk chicken, red beans and rice pineapple coleslaw. Vegan rice bowls available!!

HERE ARE VENDORS PARTICIPATING THIS WEEK:

• JACKI’S HEIRLOOM GARDEN, Ridgefield – Jackie and Rick offer a variety of vegetable and flower starts, plus perennials. Ask them anything about growing, and they share extensive knowledge!!
• BARN DOG FLOWER FARM, Brush Prairie – This small family farm located at the base of the Cascade mountains in Clark County is passionate about providing local, seasonal flowers from field to vase. Beautiful cut flowers to take home.
• YELLOW COTTAGE DOOR FARM AND APIARY, Woodland – Danielle’s famous pure, raw honey is the best – in multiple varieties and jar sizes. No additives! Look for fresh cut lavendar and sustainably-grown blueberries later in the season. With the Salmon Creek Farmers Market since 2011.
• MUNOZ BERRY FARM, Ridgefield – One of the market’s favorite vendors, and with Salmon Creek Farmers Market since 2011, sharing strawberries in June. Later in the season, watch for blueberries, blackberries, loganberries, marionberries, cherries from partner farms in East Washington and peaches from Firestone Farms in Vancouver.
• COYOTE RIDGE RANCH, La Center – Also with Salmon Creek Farmers Market since 2011, Coyote Ridge Ranch brings a variety of seasonal vegetables to the table, most notably heirloom tomatoes and tomato starts!
• TWO KIDS FROM THE CITY FARM LLC, Ridgefield – We grow 7 varieties of garlic, both hard and soft neck. We produce multiple varieties of garlic salt, powder, and granulated garlic. We will have different dried spices when available.    Our shop produces wood crafts, etched products, and other handcrafted items which we like to have available at some markets.
• MINDFUL CREATIONS, La Center – We provide naturally grown vegetables for the public and our CSA. We also now have a choose-and-cut Christmas Tree Experience Farm. Accepting WIC/Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program clients.
• ALLEN CREEK FARM, Ridgefield – We are a working chestnut orchard. We have over 700 trees and use organic practices. We also produce dried chestnuts and gluten free flour!
• HANSEN’S HIDEAWAY FARM, Amboy – Our handmade on-the-farm products consist of milk and tallow skin care products to include artisan goat and sheep milk soap with a lard or tallow base; goat and sheep milk lotions and creams; goat and sheep milk tallow creams with herb infusions, magnesium ; tallow lotion bars; sugar scrubs; tallow lip balm; shower steamers. All milk, tallow and lard are from our home-raised goats, sheep, pigs and cattle.
• BRUSH PRAIRIE FARMS LLC, Brush Prairie – We sell Lamb, Beef and Goat raised on our farm. We also have many other products we source from our farm: Goat’s milk soap, fiber and handspun yarn from our fiber animals and produce from our gardens, locally roasted coffee. We also have a small farm store in Brush Prairie and often host small products from other local farms such as Teas, Flowers, Produce and much more depending on the season.
• CREEKSIDE FARM 47, Vancouver – Located in Clark County, our small farm specializes in offering high-quality pork and beef cuts. All our products are USDA inspected and undergo dry-aging for optimal flavor.Our commitment to ethical farming practices means our animals are grass-fed, treated with care, and raised in harmony with nature.
• KESTREL CASCADIA FARM, Ridgefield – We are a small farm goat dairy specializing in Chevre and goat milk.
• CLARK FAMILY FARM, La Center – We are a small, family-run farm in La Center, Washington. We focus on Goat’s Milk Body Products, with an emphasis on the care and wellbeing of all of our working and rescue animals. We are proud to begin offering our delicious chicken eggs from our flock of completely free range and whole grain-fed hens, PLUS a small offering of cut flowers!
• URBAN SNAIL, Ridgefield – We are a small farm co-op at the forefront of regenerative agriculture, growing market-fresh produce using sustainable, research-based practices. We are committed to improving soil health, conserving resources, and innovating for a more resilient food system.
• ZOEY’S GARDEN, Battle Ground – We are a small family farm in Battle Ground WA, growing fruits and vegetables year-round. We do not use pesticides or herbicides and practice no till gardening.  We encourage native birds and beneficial insects to help control pests, and top dress our soil with organic compost to replenish lost nutrients.  Feeding my family, friends, and community healthy and delicious produce that I have grown in my beautiful garden is the best reward.  Accepting WIC/Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program clients.
• THE HUMMUS STOP, Portland – Packaged Mediterranean food: Greek salads, 16 flavors of hummus, pita chips, pita bread, all made locally in a certified kitchen.
• BLIND COFFEE ROASTERS, Milwaukie, OR – We are proudly female veteran owned, local coffee roaster, roasting top rated coffees in Milwaukie, OR and Hillsboro, OR since 2012 and specializing in hard to find and exceptional coffees for enthusiasts and wholesale clients.
• NWNUT, Ridgefield – Using only the best local Northwest products, nuts are fresh roasted.  Most of the time the product is roasted in less than 24 hours before sold.
• STACEY’S SWEET TEMPTATIONS, Vancouver – Stacey is a local baker with a passion for creating amazing desserts and flavor combinations from scratch with fresh ingredients, no artificial flavors or preservatives. Specializing in cupcakes, brownies, cookies, custom cakes, cheesecakes, and more, vegan and gluten free items are also available!
• SHAKEN NOT STIRRED LEMONADE, Vancouver – When life gives you lemons, make lemonade! Shaken Not Stirred Lemonade sells thirst quenching lemonades in Vancouver, WA and the surrounding areas. Each drink features a whole lemon or lime, is freshly squeezed and hand-crafted on site! With an open tent concept, customers can watch us squeeze the lemons, shake the cups to blend the high quality ingredients, and prepare their refreshing beverage right before their eyes. Let us shake up your drink experience!
• DOUGH MAMA, Brush Prairie – Specializing in artisan, naturally leavened sourdough breads, brioche cinnamon rolls, cookies, cupcakes, and a variety of other baked goods and with a strong commitment to quality and community, Dough Mama carefully crafts each item using premium ingredients—many of which are locally sourced from the Pacific Northwest.
• ONE SPOILED DOG TREAT COMPANY, Vancouver – We are a dog treat company. We use locally sourced ingredients, and we make human grade chicken jerky treats. We use no fillers and no preventives.
• PAPA’S SUNFLOWER SEEDS, Lake Oswego – Papa’s roasted garlic and herb blend of sunflower seeds are unlike any other brand of seeds on the market! Each batch is hand roasted, seasoned to perfection and made with real bits of roasted garlic, herbs and spices you can actually see in each bag.  No Salt Mouth, Made Fresh and you get almost one pound of seeds per bag!  Enjoy!!!
• AMY’S NATURAL SOAP, Vancouver – Beautiful, decorative cold pressed vegan soaps and lotions.
• RainyDay BIBS, Vancouver – Handmade waterproof, and leakproof bibs for infants, toddlers, and young adults with special needs.
• KATZ HOUZES FOR BIRDS, Vancouver – Handcrafted Cedar Bird Houzez with ornate metal detail
• WOODEN PLANET WOODWORKS, Vancouver – Beautiful kitchen spatulas from Walnut and Maple as well as cutting boards using recycled from shop scraps that were to be thrown away. I am an artist at heart and have a few items that display quirkiness and creativity.
• TEOW CHOCOLAT, Vancouver – An artisan chocolate company offering handmade chocolates crafted by skilled chocolatiers, made fresh without preservatives or additives. We use traditional methods and the best possible ingredients. Taste the difference!

MORE ABOUT THE SALMON CREEK FARMERS MARKET –

Salmon Creek Farmers Market is in its 16th year. It continues to support Clark County’s food and farm businesses by providing opportunities for economic viability. It remains the most affordable and flexible of markets and is the only market in unincorporated Clark County.

The SCFM at Legacy Hospital offers credit/debit/EBT and access to the revised Farmers Market Nutrition Program. In addition, the market matches up to $25 of an EBT transaction in Market Match dollars that can be used to buy fresh produce, mushrooms, herbs and food-bearing plants, such as strawberry plants.

Unique to Salmon Creek Farmers Markets, Rewards Cards reward customers after 10 visits with $10 in market tokens.

Parking for all is available in the 7-story parking garage located on the Legacy medical campus.

This is a rain-or-shine market; however, please be aware that excessive heat, smoke, lightning or wind may force a sudden or unplanned closure.

An interested vendor can apply using managemymarket, an online application site for farmers markets. Go to https://www.managemymarket.com/ , starting February 1, 2025, and scroll down to Salmon Creek. 

Vendors must have liability insurance (this is a new requirement for ALL farmers’ markets). If you are selling to the public, this is important protection for you, the market and Legacy Hospital.  If there is confusion regarding this requirement, please email info@salmoncreekfarmersmarket.com with questions. Options are available.

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www.salmoncreekfarmersmarket.com

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Salmon Creek, Washington, is located seven miles north of downtown Vancouver and the I-5 bridge connecting Washington to Oregon. It is located nine miles north of the I-205 bridge which also connects Washington to Oregon. Salmon Creek is at the northern junction of I-205 and I-5, easy to access from most parts of SW Washington and Oregon.

We enter the 16th season for the market in Salmon Creek. Many vendors who started with the market in 2010 have remained vendors through the years. This is a community-based market and relies on its neighbors, its vendors, its farms, its food producers, its artisans, all of whom are the heart of this market. In return, the market offers the opportunity for vendors to affordably sell their products, meet their customers in a comfortable environment and grow. The market commits to flexibility, integrity, transparency and the opportunity for vendors to sell their products affordably.