Clay Commons Market

Wednesdays June 3 - September 9

About the Market
Clay Commons in Director Park is a weekly summer ceramics market in the heart of downtown Portland. Held every Wednesday, the market brings together local ceramic artists to share, sell, and connect their pieces with the community.

Each week features ceramic vendors offering a range of work: from functional ware to sculptural pieces. The final Wednesday of each month will feature a Guilds Bazaar, highlighting a broader mix of local makers.

Vendor Information

Each ceramics vendor is provided a 10×10 booth space.
Vendors are responsible for bringing their own setup, including table, tent, and display.
There are no additional fees beyond registration.
Vendors may share booths with other ceramic artists under one account.
We welcome student groups and Portland-based ceramic studios.
Pieces must be handmade and local. We don’t offer vending for resell or manufactured work.

Dates & Hours

Market Dates

June: 3, 10, 17
July: 1, 8, 15, 22
August: 5, 12, 19
September: 2, 9

Hours

11AM–3PM

* Last Wednesdays are reserved for the Guilds Bazaar.

Registration (Apply by June 1, 2026)

Participation in Full Series (Early Bird): $380
Register for Full Season

Participate by Session Registration: $240

Session 1: June 3, 10, 17; July 1, 8, 15
Session 2: July 22; August 5, 12, 19; Sept 2, 9

Interested in participating as a vendor but need more flexibility? Email us with your preferred dates, and we will do our best to accommodate your schedule:

claycommons@proton.me

Communal Booth

The communal booth is designed for artists who are unable to attend weekly but would still like to participate in the market.

-Work is displayed and managed by a market coordinator within a shared booth environment.

- Artists provide a focused selection of work that fits within one 17 qt bin and is suitable for shared display. Coordinators will stay in touch throughout the season regarding restocking.
- Sales are handled on your behalf for a $110 seasonal fee and 15% comission.

Volunteer opportunities are also available for artists who would like to assist with setup or sales coordination.

For more information or to participate in the communal booth:

b.allard@claycommons.net

Why Join?

Consistent weekly foot traffic alongside the Shemanski Farmers Market.
Connecting with other local potters and makers.
Opportunity to build relationships with returning customers.
Promotion through Clay Commons and Downtown Portland channels.

Director Park 815 SW Park Avenue Portland, OR 97205