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The Cave Junction Farmers’ Market (CJFM) is a beloved community gathering place in the heart of the Illinois Valley. Established in 2013, the market serves over 12,000 residents and visitors annually and is dedicated to supporting local farmers, families, and small businesses through a vibrant weekly marketplace.
Every Friday evening from mid-April through October, vendors fill the market grounds with fresh, organically grown produce, artisan foods, handmade crafts, and unique goods from the talented entrepreneurs of the Illinois Valley. Live music, educational programs, and a celebration of local arts make each visit a full experience — not just a shopping trip.
Whether you are a first-time visitor to Southern Oregon or a returning local, the Cave Junction Farmers’ Market is a welcoming, family-friendly destination that captures the true spirit of the region.
Hours:
Spring & Summer Market: Fridays, mid-April through September — 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Fall Market: Fridays, October through late October — 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Here's some happenings from around the region!
Whether you seek giant Chinook salmon, acrobatic steelhead, or the rare and vigorous wiper bass, head to Southern Oregon when the leaves begin to turn. Each fall thousands of salmon migrate upstream, and the resident trout are eager to bite as they prepare for the coming winter.
If you’re looking for a break from city lights, head for Southern Oregon. The region is blessed with some of the darkest skies in the country, and conservationists and communities are teaming up with Dark Sky Oregon to help keep them that way. It’s not only good for stargazing; wildlife and migrating birds benefit from the cover of night, too. From the Oregon Outback to the Oregon Caves, you’ll find a variety of landscapes and many ways to enjoy the region’s star-studded skies.
What Is International Dark Sky Week? Imagine standing beneath a sky so dark and clear that the Milky Way stretches […]
