THE SALMON CREEK FARMERS MARKET
AT LEGACY HOSPITAL

 THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2026

at the entrance to the hospital

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

• Salmon Creek Farmers Market at Legacy Hospital
• Thursdays, starting JUNE 11, ending OCTOBER 1 (4 months)
• 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

HERE ARE VENDORS PARTICIPATING THIS DAY:

•   JACKIE’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!!
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  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.
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  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 lavender 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 certified organic strawberries this week. Watch for blueberries, blackberries, loganberries, marionberries.  Select fresh ears of corn and fresh peaches from partner farms in East Washington.
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    TRACY’S SUCCULENTS, Ridgefield – All  kinds of plants and arrangements of plants like succulents in different containers and sedum bouquets.  This week, with daughter, Jessica, CRAFTS FOR KIDS!
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  THE FARMSTAND, North Clark County – Watch for this first-time-in- Clark- County feature at the Salmon Creek Farmers Market.  Mobile produce, making it easy for customers to get fresh, locally grown products – and making it easier for growers to sell their fresh, locally grown products. 
• LAVENDER LA CENTER, La Center – A small lavender farm, currently growing  over 20 different varsities of lavender for U-Pick, bundles, buds, oil and other lavender related products 

. ZMIT HAVEN FARM,  Battle Ground – Zmit Haven Farm is a small, family-run farm located in Battle Ground, growing a diverse mix of lavender, culinary and medicinal herbs, garlic, seasonal flowers, grapes, and farm-grown produce using organic and regenerative practices. Everything is grown and harvested by hand on a small scale, allowing us to focus on quality, sustainability, and care for the land.   Zmit Haven  also stewards a young orchard that continues to expand its harvest each year. Zmit Haven Farm is currently in the process of obtaining organic certification and is proud to share thoughtfully grown, seasonal products that reflect both the land and the care behind each harvest.

. TEMPLAR FARM, La Center – from the banks of the East Fork, dahlias, seasonal vegetables and medicinal herbs.

. HANSON’S HIDEAWAY FARM, Amboy – At Hanson’s Hideaway Farm, we create handmade skincare products right on our farm using milk and tallow from our own livestock. Our offerings include artisan goat and sheep milk soaps with a lard or tallow base, rich lotions and creams, herb-infused and magnesium tallow creams, tallow lotion bars, sugar scrubs, tallow lip balms, and many other milk and tallow based skincare products. 

We also offer select home décor and jewelry crafted from our naturally tanned hides, made without the use of harmful chemicals.

From caring for our animals to crafting each product in small batches, everything we make starts and ends right here on the farm.

. 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!

 

. SUNRISE BAGELS, Vancouver – More than 20 years ago, Sunrise Bagels introduced bagels to the Northwest from far-off New York City. Our bagels are famous for being the biggest, and for having the most generous toppings. Preservative free! They’re all natural! A family owned and operated, and enjoys sharing  the Northwest’s greatest bagels with you!

. THE HUMMUS STOP, Portland –  Freshly made hummus and mediterranean dishes, including naan bread.  Offered in a variety of tastes and flavors.

. SOURDOUGH BY LANA, Battleground –   Lana enjoys baking sourdough breads in a home kitchen with a  desire to share a piece of love to her community.  

.         BLIND COFFEE ROASTERS, Milwaukie, OR – Proudly a  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.

• HANS GARDEN CO LLC,  Portland – A Portland-based, family-rooted company sharing pure, small-batch olive oil from Aydin, Türkiye. Bottled locally in Oregon, oils are made with love, using traditional methods and organically grown olives. Proud to have been part of this community for over five years, and proud to offer something real — honest, healing, and full of flavor.
•   ·   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!

 

•   NATURE NATE’S, LLC – La Center – Nature Nates Popped Sorghum is a great alternative to popcorn. Sorghum, an ancient grain, can be popped just like popcorn and is a healthier way to eat the timeless couch snack. Our sorghum is Organic and provides your body with vitamins like Iron and Potassium. 

 

. REBEL SEASONINGS, Ridgefield – Sauces, rubs, marinades, and seasonings from American ingredients with over 20 products and more soon to come. 

 

. ROAMING GOAT PROVISIONS, Ridgefield – Roaming Goat Provisions is a chef-owned business rooted in local ingredients, offering  a weekly meal delivery service, small event catering, and retail soups made from scratch. 

 

. AMYS NATURAL SOAPS, Vancouver – Offering  a variety of naturally made, handcrafted ·soaps and lotions; find handcrafted items for the bath as well.

      

•   RAINYDAY BIBS, Vancouver – Specializing in handmade waterproof, and leakproof bibs for infants, toddlers, and young adults with special needs.

 

. STONEWARE BY CHERYL  Ridgefield  – Garden Art made out of a high Fire clay, which means you can leave it out year round. It will not disintegrate. You will experience years of enjoyment.

 

. TWO SISTERS PURE GOOD, Ridgefield – Bringing The Luxury of Purity Within Reach with our original handcrafted, organic & all natural skin, hair & pet care products made by 2 Sisters.

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WHAT’S FOR LUNCH?

. C&J BBQ HOUSE,  Vancouver –  a mobile food cart bringing joy to people through food and great conversation.

. SPUDDIES GOURMET, LLC – At Spuddies Gourmet, we’re putting a fresh spin on a timeless favorite: the humble baked potato. Our gourmet baked potatoes are thoughtfully crafted using locally sourced ingredients, supporting nearby farmers and producers while delivering exceptional flavor.

. RAZO’S TACOS, Vancouver – TACOS! 

 

WELCOME TO THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS ON THURSDAY, JULY 30, OFFERING VOTER EDUCATION.

 

SPECIAL FEATURE THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, AUGUST 27 and

OCTOBER 29 (the Harvest-Halloween Market):

. SAMBA, THE BASKET MAKER, Aberdeen – Woven from elephant grass, using natural dye from a plant (myenteh), in many colors, the baskets are made into many shapes by hand. They are strong, durable, and washable and the handles are wrapped with goat hide.

 

COMMUNITY GUESTS

. CLARK COUNTY PARKS AND NATURE, August 13, August 27

. TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) SUPPORT GROUP, June 25, July 23, 

August 27

. EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES,

June 25, July 16, August 27, September 24, October 29

. SERVICE ALTERNATIVES – Foster Care, July 9, July 16,  July 23

. CLARK CONSERVATION DISTRICT, -July 2

 

MORE ABOUT THE SALMON CREEK FARMERS MARKET –

Salmon Creek Farmers Market is in its 17th 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 $10 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, 2026, and scroll down to Salmon Creek. 

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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 17th 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.