Good news for holiday shoppers: The Downtown Hillsboro Farmers Market is extending its 2026 season through December 19, giving you five more Saturdays to shop for fresh produce, locally made gifts and seasonal treats.
The extended market kicks off Saturday, November 14, at the Civic Center Plaza in downtown Hillsboro. More than 22 vendors have signed up, with local farmers and artisans offering everything from Thanksgiving ingredients to handmade holiday gifts.
The market is free to attend, so you can browse without spending a dime.
Hillsboro Farmers Market Holiday Dates for 2026
The Downtown Hillsboro Farmers Market will be open on five additional Saturdays, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
November 14
November 28
December 5
December 12
December 19
Note: The market will be closed Saturday, November 21, for the annual Hillsboro Holly Days Celebration, which features holiday shopping, entertainment and a Christmas tree lighting.
What to Expect at the Holiday Farmers Market
If you’re planning your Thanksgiving menu, the November markets offer a chance to pick up fresh, locally grown vegetables while supporting regional farmers.
You’ll also find local artisans selling handmade gifts, making the extended market a useful stop for holiday shopping without the mall crowds.
The market takes place outdoors at Civic Center Plaza, near downtown Hillsboro’s shops and restaurants. Starting November 28, shoppers can also enjoy the city’s decorated Christmas tree on the plaza.
Shopping on a budget? The market accepts SNAP/Oregon Trail Cards and offers SNAP and veterans match programs to help eligible shoppers stretch their food budgets. Dogs are welcome, too.
Plan Your Visit to the Hillsboro Farmers Market
2026 Holiday Market Details
Dates: November 14 and 28; December 5, 12 and 19
Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Location: Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza, 150 E. Main St., Hillsboro, OR 97124
Admission: Free; purchases cost extra
Parking: Visit the market website for current location and visitor information.
More information: Hillsboro Farmers Markets
Whether you’re stocking up for Thanksgiving or picking out a few locally made presents, the extended season offers another opportunity to support Hillsboro farmers and small businesses before the year ends.
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