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Portland Saturday Market
108 W Burnside St, Portland, OR | Map it
(503) 222-6072 | View Website
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108 W Burnside St, Portland, OR | Map it
(503) 222-6072 | View Website
Portland Saturday Market is filled with the colors and flavors of more than 300 artisans of all ages selling their array of quality arts and. Rain or shine, the market is open every Saturday and Sunday from the first weekend of March through Christmas Eve. \n\nLocated in the heart of Portland's Historic Old Town under the west end of the Burnside Bridge, two hours of free parking validation is available at any Smart Park garage. View Less …
Cool Shopping. I enjoyed the Market more than I expected, there were loads of vendors with unique local-type merch. Some crap too, but more good stuff than bad! There were people selling duct-tape wallets, spoon art, fresh jams, photos, polished river rocks and more! Worth the search for a parking spot! View Less …
True taste of Portland. I just returned home for a weekend and had took out of town family here. This truley gives you a picture of Portland culture! Everything from fine artisan gifts, true craftsmanship, cheap trinkets, funny t-shirts, and food galore! And the people are as diverse as the items sold; hippies, middle class, college students, etc. The food is amazing, tons of ethnic choices, I love dona lola's mexican pupusas, amazing!! This is beautiful during the summer and right across from water front park. View Less …
Hippies GALORE. I just adore Saturday Market. There is soooo much to do. And so many things to eat!!! Everyone is so friendly and there are hippies everywhere. Theres always free entertainment (tips appreciated) from starving musicians to clowns and face painters. It's open Sat and Sun which is convienant since I always worked on Saturdays. Things are a little pricey but there is one artist who has a booth there that I love. His name is Daniel Work and his paintings are so lovely you must check them out. And very reasonably priced they normally run $$$ 10.00-20.00. If you are ever in the Portland area you really must stop by it is my favorite place in portland. View Less …
Tarot-card readings, tamales and tunes are all under one bridge at this open market..
In Short
Colorful handmade clothing flutters in the breeze. Artists chat about their work with customers. The smells of ethnic
foods and fresh-baked goods waft through the air while local street performers keep people entertained. Shoppers browse the market and shop for everything from watercolors and pottery to homemade marionberry jam and jewelry, then treat themselves to an elephant ear or some pad thai.
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A great way to spend a weekend!. I went to the Saturday Market (stopped in at the Skidmore Market first, which is across the street) last weekend and had a great time browsing the many vendors. I got cloths- even some made by local designers, handmade jewerly and handmade soap. The live music was kicken! There are many food vendors to choose from, but I only got a smoothie since I already had lunch. I was last there about 4 or 5 years ago and the market has gotten bigger since then. Part of the market is under a bridge and part indoor and then some of it on the other side of the building. View Less …
