St Johns Farmers Market Featured BIPOC Vendors 2023
Dos Hermanos: Welcome back to another longtime farmers market vendor that needs no introduction, Dos Hermanos Bakery!
Brothers Gabriel and Josue have been in business for 7 years now and can be found at the St Johns Farmers Market (just look for the giant line). Their pastries sell out fast and so does their most popular item, the sourdough pull-apart! Get in line early, it’s worth the wait.
Alshiref Design & Print: Introducing Alshiref of Alshiref Design & Print. In business since 2014 and no stranger to St. Johns. At his booth you can always find the most unique hand-drawn prints. Popular items include anything with the iconic St Johns Bridge!
Fun little fact: did you know that Alshiref grew up scuba diving in the Red Sea in Egypt?
Mays Produce & Flowers: Introducing longtime vendors, May’s Produce and Flowers.
A small, family run farm located in Oregon City, you can often find Yobani and Victoria running the booth at the farmers market.
Currently selling the most beautiful bouquets of flowers and seasonal veggies like sugar snap peas!
Happiness Family Farm: Join us as we welcome back Happiness Family Farms to the St Johns Farmers Market.
Happiness Family Farm is a black-owned farm right here in Portland, Oregon. Be sure to stop by their booth and say hi to Rosata, husband Prosper, and son Japhety!
Greenville Farms: A family owned farm just down the road in Forest Grove Oregon. Specializing in all sorts of different sausages and some really wonderful produce. Stop by and say hi to Caesar who is celebrating his 14th year with Greenville!