The complete Portland Air Mercado village, with stalls around a bell square, winding paths, cottages, a wooded edge and two bridges over the river.

Founding Stall · Winter ’26

The market doesn't close for winter.

Air Mercado is a market you can walk around, for the people who sell from a table — growers, bakers, makers, artists. It opens Sunday, November 29, and it stays open. Thirty stalls go in first.

Two minutes. No account to set up.

Browse the market →Walk around the village →

What a founding stall gets you

A page that works as your website

Your photo, your story, what you sell, and links straight to wherever you already take money. About a third of the vendors we meet have no website. For them this is it — so it has to be good with one photo and three sentences.

A hut on the map, with a pennant

Shoppers walk the village and find you. Founders get the hut rather than the tent, Stall+ free for your first year, and a founding pennant that flies whatever tier you're on later.

Your numbers, every Monday

Visits to your stall, clicks through to your shop, tips, new regulars. Compared only to your own past — never to your neighbours, never as a ranking.

How it works

1
Tell us about your stall
Two minutes now. The rest whenever you have a spare ten.
2
We build your page with you
You'll get a link to look it over and change anything before it goes live.
3
We open November 29
A Sunday, the weekend after the King and Lents markets close for the season.

An empty stall on the market map: a striped market stall — Stall
Free, always

An empty stall on the market map: a cottage with a tiled roof — Stall+
Free for founders, year one

An empty stall on the market map: a corner shop with a tiled roof — Corner Stall
As many as the map has corners

Not a vendor? Come shopping.

One note on Saturday evenings: what's at the market, who's new, and which markets around Portland are open in person that weekend.