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In Historic Downtown McMinnville since 2001, the McMinnville Farmers' Market offers farm fresh, locally produced fruits, vegetables, meats, fish, dairy, herbs, flowers, food and craft items. There is live music and wine tasting each week, providing the perfect atmosphere for the community to gather and shop. The McMinnville Farmers' Market is sponsored, promoted and facilitated by the McMinnville Downtown Association.
NOTE: we will accept applications for NEW vendors beginning February 11, 2010. Our market is senority based, so the number of openings will depend on the number of returning vendors we have.
Location: Cowls Street between 2nd and 3rd
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2010:  Market Rules and Information
2010: Vendor Application
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2010 McMinnville Farmers' Market:
21 week market, May 27 – October 14, 2010 (Thursdays), 1:30pm to 6:00pm
2010 Farmers' market poster art contest - See details HERE
2009 McMinnville Farmers’ Market Vendors
(2010 Vendors will be posted soon)
Alita Pearl – handcrafted , custom leather garments & silver jewelry.
Alita Pearl
541-557-1611
www.alitapearl.com
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Aloha Redworks/J-Bar Farms - red worms, compost systems
Michael Gough, Candi Johnson
503-843-3339
www.aloharedworms.com
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Angelica Herbs – herbal cosmetics, loose herbal teas, tinctures, salve, gift baskets
Rebecca Minifie
503-758-8474
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Baird Family Orchards – peaches, nectarines, cherries & jams
Jenni Shilhanek
503-868-7014
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Bernards Farm – fresh veggies, perennials, hanging baskets, fruits & veggies
Chris Bernards
503-472-4933
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Beverly Bridgman Jewelry – wire wrapped jewelry, calligraphy annotations with flowers
503-831-1291
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bide a wee farm - USDA inspected lamb ucts, Oktoberfest Sausage and Pepperoni, farm fresh eggs, raw wool and handspun yarn, felted wool garmets and accessories.
Karen Lobb & Doug Montgomery
503-538-7987
www.bideaweefarm.com
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Blyth Birds - unique birdhouses 
Pete Whitehead
503-537-9493
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Bumblebee Hill Farm – cut flowers, bouquets, dried flowers, potpourri, soap, body products, and small art objects for home & garden
Traci Stonebridge Baumer
503-852-6795
www.bumblebeehillfarm.com
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Buster's Dog Treats - homebaked dog treats with no preservatives
Mark, Anja, Ben Chavez
541-574-1668
www.bustersdogtreats.com
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Carlton Cyderworks - hard cider
Jeanette Bailey
503-474-8845
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Candle, Bath & Spa – soy and goats milk candles, soap, lotion, scrubs, and more bath & body products, spa treatment items
Deborah Young & Chris Smith
503-876-8701
www.candlebathandspa.com
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Cascade Hazelnuts – hazelnuts, hazelnut butter, pancake mixes, granola & muffin mixes, cookbooks, soap, flax seed, syrup, salad dressing, dog treats
Debbie Laurance
503-951-2600
www.cascadehazelnuts.com.
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Circle Tie Dye - hand dyed clothes including sweatshirts and t-shirts
Dennis & Mary Haley
541-272-9055
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DeNoble's - artichokes, broccoli, brussel sprouts, peppers, flowers
Tom DeNoble
503-842-6606
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Dream Basket Designs – handmade: music box bags, cards, lavender sachet, wands & gift sets. Themed gift sets, hand-woven wine baskets & décor baskets
Peggy O'Dell
503-625-7315
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Farmer John’s Produce & Nursery – berries, vegetables, pumpkins, gourds, salad greens & eggs
Mary Beth Bernards 
503-472-4194
www.farmerjohnsproduce.com
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Fruithill Inc - cherries
Debbie Schrepel
503-662-3972
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Grasshoppers Custom Rods – custom made fishing rods, flies, new & used reels, burl tables, clocks and other wood items
Greg Schouweiler
503-714-4055
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Haagenson’s Catering & BBQ – pulled pork, beef & chicken sandwiches. Oregon lamb kebobs or burger
Craig Haagenson
503-550-7388
www.ribslayer.com
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Halloran Farm – vegetable starts - tomatoes, peppers, basil, cucumbers, eggplant, cukes and squash
Peggy Halloran
503-472-1269
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Heater Allen Brewing – locally brewed beer – tastes & bottles for sale
Richard Allen
503-472-4898
www.heaterallen.com
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Hope Springs Farm - chicken broilers, fruit and vegetables and apple cider
Jack & Caroline Murphy
503-835-0672
online - click here
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Jana Hess, hand-crafted jewelry
503-835-0937
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Katie's Gluten-Free Home Baking, LLC - cookies, scones, pies, and a variety of gluten-free baked goods
Katie Lines
971-998-4217
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Katula Herbs – herb plants, culinary, fragrant, tea or medicinal herbs
Kate Parker
503-843-3855
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Kylie Perrodin Massage - LMT
337-945-1970
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La Casa del Taco – Mexican food: tacos, tamales, burritos, tortas, quesadillas, Mexican sodas
Veronica Garcia
503-363-8711
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Little Trees – Nancy J. Nunley. Bonsai, ornamental potted plants
Nancy Nunley
503-843-4187
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Lucy’s Tropical Juice – assorted berry lemonades
Lucy Wils Contreras
503-829-6226
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McK Ranch - fresh & frozen beef, lamb, BBQ sauces, processed meats (smoked beef strips, peppersticks, wieners, summer sausage, and Polish sausage)
Bette McKibben
503-623-6214
www.mckranch.com
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Northwest Berries – strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, marion, boyson, sylvan and lockness blackberry
Antonina Kuznetson
503-266-7870
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Northwest Heritage Pork – fresh pork, ham, bacon & food to take home
Jessica Wolf, Ben Cunningham
503-476-4234
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Oak Villa Farm - lettuce, tomotoes, onions, peaches, dried prunes and veggie starts
Dan Rosato
503-623-0328 
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Ornamental Copper - copper garden art
Don Epperson
541-992-3709
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Petal Pushers Flowers – fresh cut flowers
Patricia Denninghoff
503-753-0713
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QTP2T - uncommon fabric goods including aprons, pillow covers, and "paper" dolls
Sharon Morgan
503-434-1263
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Red Alder Farm – salad greens, tomatoes, tomato plants
Kim Herschler
503-812-4340
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Red Fox Bakery – breads, cookies & pastries from local downtown Mac bakery
Laurie Furch
503-434-5098
www.redfoxbakery.net
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Red Hat Melons - melons from the coast
Mike Hessel
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Rick Steffen Farm – numerous vegetables, fruits & flowers
503-856-9549
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Rose Valley Butter - award-winning, handcrafted butter made locally in McMinnville
Farmer's Cooperative Creamery
503-472-2157
www.farmerscoop.org
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Sea Star Enterprises – fresh caught salmon & tuna from Newport, smoked canned tuna & salmon
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Simon’s Pepper Plants – sweet and hot Chile pepper plants – over 20 varieties
Simon Crocker
503-852-4474
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Stephens Farm – strawberries, snowpeas, raspberries, blueberries, marion & blackberries, peaches, cherries, summer squash, zucchini squash, leeks, tomatoes, figs, apples, pears, cider, apple & pear butter, eggplant, cukes, beans, winter squash cabbage, grapes corn
Charles & Rachael Stephens
503-868-7840
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The Flour Girls - baked goods
Melinda Moorefield
503-435-9527
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The Plantman – hardy perennials, ornamental trees & grasses, succulents
Michael Griffitts
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The Soup Shack - homemade, from scratch - take and serve
Susan Parker
503-585-4595
www.thesoupshack.com
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Unger Farms - strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, and grapes
Kathy Unger
503-357-5932
www.ungerfarms.com
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Unique Beaded Jewelry - beaded necklaces, bracelts, anklets, earrings, pins
Anja, Mark & Ben Chavez
541-574-1668
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W. C. Kester Apiaries – Honey, bees wax candles and beehive products
Warren Kester
503-363-5357
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Willamette Valley Cheese – farmstead specialty cheeses
Rod and Melissa Volbeda
503-399-9806
www.wvcheeseco.com
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Yamhill County Master Gardener Association – information booth
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Yamhill County Soil & Water Conservation District – information booth
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Featured chefs
- Guest Chefs are featured the first Thursday of each month, from 2pm to 3pm offering recipes and samples!
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October 7
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Featured Wineries
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Featured Musicians
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Featured stories & articles about our vendors
2009:
The News Register, August 8, 2009 - Candle, Bath & Spa
The Oregonian, August 27, 2009 - Lars Norgen - Mushrooms
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