Meet Our Village
Our People. Our Village
We invite you to our village every Saturday morning from 9am to 1 pm at Stryker Park for a fresh food and craft experience.
Started in 2014, CROP (Crooked River Open Pastures) Farmers Market has grown into a favored market for presenting the fruits or our labor on local farms, ranches and shops.
Each year, a little better, a bit more diverse. Have a look at our growing roster below.
Canyon Moon Farm
Local favorite, incredibly fresh greens and other vegetables. Fresh cut flowers.
B & L Acres
Fresh lavender in season and lavender products from this Powell Butte farm.
Willamette Berries
Seasonal berries from the Willamette Valley. Fresh pressed fruit juices and more.
Be Positivity
Hand drawn art on cards, prints, puzzles, shirts, and home decor items.
Mueller Family Farm
Small-batch sourdough baked goods, breads and so much more!
Feral Made
Local custom fun gifts, apparel. Mystery books, and all kinds of fun. Prineville local.
Jasrah Makes and Bakes
Diverse, baked goods, art, resin flower jewelry, clothing, yarns, crochet, more…
Shimmer And Thyme
Dirty sodas, lemonade, cookies, brownies, cake pops
The Asian Liquor Lady
Cocktail Infusion Kits (no alcohol)
Angie Mae’s Artisan
Home-baked goods, sourdough bread.
Young Biz Roundup
Products vary per weekly young vendors.
Old Ways
Aprons, mini gnome gardens, solar windmills, Sonora heirloom wheat.
Opulent Hands
Handcrafted woodworks, custom gifts, jewelry, décor, and one-of-a-kind personalized creations
Sweet Remedy Honey
Herbal infused honey, raw local honey, honey straws, herbal teas, bee pollen
Silly Bean Soap Co
Sheep Milk skincare: Sheep milk lotion, sheep milk body butter, sheep milk soap and more
The Little Red Farmstand
Home-baked goods, sourdough bread.
Stickers & More by Matthia
Stickers and decals.
Loop & Luxe Permanent Jewelry
Permanent jewelry
B's Treats
Cinnamon rolls, bagels, cookies, bread, French bread, muffins, banana bread, brownies
Wine Down Ranch
Pasture raised beef, tallow balm, spices
Jen Sandoval
Jen has a long-standing interest in supporting native plant and animal species in their native habitats. She practices xericulture in her own back yard and keeps it pollinator friendly. She values sustainable agriculture, and shops locally whenever possible. These interests led her to get involved with CROP Market.
Jen also believes that art is an important part of the life of a community. “Art is human beings’ way of telling our stories to one another. It helps us connect to the community in a vibrant way. I create and share my own art and craft. I also support local artists and artisans whenever possible.“.
Stacy Morrison
Hi, I’m Stacy Morrison, and I am excited to be part of the CROP Market management team.
I love supporting our local growers, bakers, and makers, and I invite you to join us at the market. Come out and enjoy the company of your neighbors, the wonderful weather, and our beautiful parks. You will find the freshest produce, delicious baked goods, unique crafts, and so much more.
We look forward to seeing you there!