Make no mistake, this is much more than an edible arrangement or a box of chocolates.

It’s a smorgasbord of what makes Tillamook a great place to live, work, and play! Taking advantage of this program at the Chamber is a great investment in your employees and your business. As a bonus, each item in the box comes from one of our Chamber members, so we can promote some of the amazing resources that are available in our community. The toolkits are a great way for employers to embrace and appreciate the valuable staff they hire, especially when those employees move to Tillamook from outside our community.Įach toolkit includes an assortment of small fun gifts perfect for new employees to find their footing on the job and in our community. A simple yet important element of our community that shows how inclusive we are and what it’s like to work with those invested in Tillamook’s future. Come say hi (and goodbye) this Saturday for our season finale!Ī few years ago, the Chamber started Tillamook Toolkit. It is truly one of my greatest pleasures to get to manage this vibrant, home-town market. I will miss seeing all my regulars (I’m looking at you, Jessie) and hope to see you again next year. What a treat it’s been to get to see everyone and welcome you every Saturday to the market. Thank you to Bewley Creek Woodworking for always going the extra mile PNW Life for sharing your amazing art with us Faraway Mushroom Madness for adding some whimsey to our vendor lineup Bamford Bakery for the BEST brownies ever Phil at Pacific Restaurant for joyfully carrying my speakers back and forth and everyone in between.

If you’ve brought your kids and enjoyed the $2 Kids Bucks, or painted rocks at the craft table, you can thank these wonderful sponsors for making it all happen.Īnd of course, thank you to all my vendors who show up rain or shine to make our market one of the best on the coast. There is something for everyone! I encourage you to think about your holiday shopping a little early and support these small businesses and artisans while you can.Ī huge shout out to the Tillamook Creamery and TLC, a Division of Fibre Federal Credit Union for being our premier sponsors this year. Find hand-made wind chimes, fragrant soaps, hand-sewn aprons and blankets, bottles of gourmet olive oil, candles, wine, jewelry, healing creams made with essential oils, and more. Speaking of holidays, we have all kinds of unique gift ideas as the holidays approach. Don’t forget to stock up on smoked cheeses from SeaSmoked Foods, and peanut brittle from Sweet Treats by George (it makes great holiday gifts!). We have so much colorful, delicious produce still from Josi Farms, Pitch n Plow Farms, ZM Family Farm, Brickyard Farms, Fawcett Creek Farm, McMurphey’s Microgreens, and Miami Foley Farm. Then, while you’re at the Market picking up your seafood you might as well grab some fresh vegetables perfect for canning and getting your pantry ready for winter. If this is your first time ordering through their online marketplace you will have to create an account to place your order. Just place your order through Food Roots at and then pick it up at the Tillamook Farmers Market from 9 -2 on Sept.

What’s the Seafood Stock Up? It’s your chance to stock up your freezer with locally-caught seafood you can enjoy all year long. to 1 p.m., and the Seafood Stock Up is happening on the south end of the Market that day as well. Tillamirimba will be playing from 10 a.m. on the corner of Laurel Avenue and Second Street. Well, just like that, summer is coming to a close, and with it the Tillamook Farmers Market season.

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