The Coos Bay Farmers Market is in Downtown Coos Bay on Central Ave adjacent to the Visitor's Center. Local growers from Coquille, Bandon, Smith River, Myrtle Point, the Umpqua Valley and around Coos Bay and North Bend sell seasonal produce, honey, baked goods and berries from the first week of May until the last Wednesday in October. Hours are 9 AM until 2 PM and the variety is best early in the day. Very popular and well-attended, Coos Bay's market also boasts superb crafters, many of whom use market products in their wares. We are looking for picklers & other preserved goods and cranberry to offer something new to our local produce enthusiasts.
Listing last updated on
Jan 25, 2025
Market Schedule
May - Oct: Wednesday: 9:00am - 2:00pmPhotos
Upcoming Events
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Latest Reviews
We've been to farmers markets all over this country, and never have had one so pet unfriendly as this Coos Bay farmer's market. We were excited to find out about this market as we like to support the local businesses and artisans, but that was short-lived after driving 20 + miles to get there only t... [more]
My partner, Michael, & I have just moved back to the area (home) after many years living in other places. We visited the market in CB & bought from several vendors, it was nice to learn there are so many who share the 'local' eating well & organic attitude.We really enjoy mee... [more]
I look forward to Farmers market each summer because there is always something new and exciting to see and buy. There is always a great variety of food, gifts, and many other useful household things.... [more]
From Our Blog
Coos Bay Farmer's Market - Open for 2012 on May 2nd 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. on Central Ave.
- ( May 1, 2012 )We will open for the 2012 season tomorrow and most of our ducks are in a row. Central Ave. will be the site again this year and several new businesses have opened downtown as well as 3 new restaurants.... [more]
Products and Crops
Vegetables:
- arugula
- asparagus
- beets
- broccoli
- chinese greens
- collards
- garlic
- green onions
- kale
- lettuce
- microgreens
- mushrooms
- peas
- radishes
- salad greens
- salad mix
- spinach
- swiss chard
Fruits:
Meats/Livestock:
Dairy/Eggs:
Processed:
- baked goods
- bath / body
- bee pollen
- bread
- coffee
- dried fruits
- honey
- pasta/soups
- pet food
- pickles
- preserves
- pressed oil
- soap
- sodas
- syrup (non-maple)
- teas
Herbs:
- fresh herbs
- ginger
- medicinal herbs
Flowers:
- dried flowers
- edible flowers
- fresh flowers
Fibers:
Sprouts:
Specialty Items:
- gourds
- sheepskins
- plants (bedding, etc)
- seeds
Vegetables:
- artichokes
- arugula
- asparagus
- beets
- broccoli
- brussels sprouts
- cabbage
- carrots
- cauliflower
- celery
- chinese greens
- collards
- sweet corn
- cucumber
- dry beans
- edamame soybeans
- eggplant
- garlic
- green beans
- green onions
- hot peppers
- kale
- kohlrabi
- leeks
- lettuce
- microgreens
- mushrooms
- mustard greens
- onions
- parsnips
- peas
- potatoes
- radishes
- rutabagas
- salad greens
- salad mix
- shallots
- spinach
- summer squash
- sweet peppers
- sweet potatoes
- swiss chard
- tomatillos
- tomatoes
- turnips
- zucchini
Processed:
- baked goods
- bath / body
- bee pollen
- bread
- cider
- coffee
- dried fruits
- honey
- pasta/soups
- pet food
- pickles
- preserves
- pressed oil
- soap
- sodas
- syrup (non-maple)
- teas
Herbs:
- dried herbs
- fresh herbs
- ginger
- medicinal herbs
Flowers:
- dried flowers
- edible flowers
- fresh flowers
Grains:
Fibers:
Sprouts:
Specialty Items:
- gourds
- sheepskins
- plants (bedding, etc)
- seeds
Vegetables:
- brussels sprouts
- cabbage
- carrots
- cauliflower
- celery
- collards
- sweet corn
- cucumber
- dry beans
- edamame soybeans
- eggplant
- garlic
- green beans
- green onions
- hot peppers
- kale
- kohlrabi
- leeks
- lettuce
- mushrooms
- mustard greens
- onions
- peas
- potatoes
- pumpkins
- radishes
- salad greens
- salad mix
- shallots
- spinach
- summer squash
- sunchokes
- sweet peppers
- sweet potatoes
- swiss chard
- tomatillos
- tomatoes
- turnips
- winter-squash
- zucchini
Fruits:
- blackberries
- blueberries
- cantaloupes
- cherries
- cranberries
- currants
- dates
- figs
- grapes
- kiwis
- lemons
- limes
- marionberries
- melons
- nectarines
- olives
- peaches
- pears
- persimmons
- plums
- prunes
- quince
- raspberries
- rhubarb
- watermelons
Meats/Livestock:
Dairy/Eggs:
Nuts/Seeds:
Processed:
- bath / body
- bee pollen
- bread
- cider
- coffee
- dried fruits
- honey
- pasta/soups
- pet food
- pickles
- preserves
- pressed oil
- soap
- sodas
- syrup (non-maple)
- teas
Herbs:
- dried herbs
- fresh herbs
- ginger
- medicinal herbs
Flowers:
- dried flowers
- edible flowers
- fresh flowers
Grains:
Fibers:
Sprouts:
Specialty Items:
- gourds
- sheepskins
- plants (bedding, etc)
- seeds
The Coos Bay Visitor's Center is located just east across HWY 101 from the Farmers Market on Central Ave. The Coos Bay Boardwalk offers a new fish market and Seaplane adventure rides. Mingus Park boasts unique and beautiful photo opportunities as the season change throughout the year.
The Coos Bay Community Garden offeres garden plots to anyone in the community to grow their own produce. Seasonal demo gardens are tended by local Master Gardeners. Visit at Anderson Ave. and 8th st. Coos Bay
Contact Information
Contact:
Melissa Hasart
(541) 266-9711
Melissa Hasart
(541) 266-9711
Location:
320 Central Avenue, Suite 410
Coos Bay, OR 97420
320 Central Avenue, Suite 410
Coos Bay, OR 97420
Directions:
CBDA Coos Bay Farmers Market located in Downtown Coos Bay from Hwy 101S to 3rd St, with cross-street of 2nd St between Commercial and Anderson Ave, and Corner parking lot of Central and 2nd St beside Jennie's shoes
Mailing Address:
320 Central Ave. Suite 410
Coos Bay, OR 97420
320 Central Ave. Suite 410
Coos Bay, OR 97420
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