The neighborhood is home to a number of independent galleries, immigrant small enterprises, entertainment spaces, artisan shops, cafes, and restaurants.
The Lincoln Heights Certified Farmers Market brings the freshest locally grown produce, artisan goods, and prepared foods directly to N Broadway every Wednesday afternoon. All vendors are certified and sell products they grow, raise, or make themselves. From vine-ripened tomatoes and seasonal vegetables to handcrafted honey treats and potted plants — you'll find something new every week. Bring your reusable bags and come hungry. Seasonal produce picked at peak ripeness. No middlemen — what you see at the market was growing in the ground just days before. Every vendor at our Certified Farmers Market grows, raises, or makes what they sell — guaranteeing quality and authenticity in every purchase. "We Grow What We Sell." Family-operated farm bringing a full selection of fresh vegetables and seasonal produce to Lincoln Heights each week. Locally crafted flavored honey stix in a rainbow of...
Historic Downtown LA Farmers Market operates Sundays from 9 am to 3 pm at 209 W 5th St in Los Angeles. It is part of a large network of Los Angeles farmers markets offering fresh produce throughout the week.
The neighborhood is home to a number of independent galleries, immigrant small enterprises, entertainment spaces, artisan shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Leimert Park Village has hosted a weekly craft and food market along Degnan Boulevard for more than 40 years, known as the Historic African Market Place and Bazaar. The Leimert Park Village Crenshaw Corridor Business Improvement District is now the official organizer and requires every vendor to register through its new system to keep a spot. The change is meant to make the market safer, cleaner and better organized after years of trash and vending problems.
A staple in the trendy Echo Park neighborhood, the Echo Park Farmers’ Market continues to grow in popularity because of the ever-growing number of farmers and producers who participate on a weekly basis. Established in 2006, the Echo Park Farmers’ Market has grown steadily to become one of the most popular and well-attended of Food Access LA’s certified markets. Every Friday, 15 local farmers set up their tables and offer up a wide variety of produce and value-added products like jams and jellies, honey, and fresh farm-grown flowers. Community and family events are held regularly – and live music helps make this late afternoon and evening market a must-do for the neighborhood. At the market, you can use your CalFresh EBT card and WIC checks. Additionally, we offer Market Match which doubles CalFresh up to $15 per day. Stop by the information booth to receive your extra dollars to spen...
where passion for food, community, and local agriculture come together in a celebration of flavors and connections. Nestled in the heart of Cincy’s Westwood neighborhood, our Market is more than just a marketplace. WFM is a gathering space for families, friends, and neighbors who share a love for locally-sourced food, homemade wonders, and high-quality, farm-fresh produce that'll make your taste buds do a happy dance. Our vendors aren't just here to sell; they’re members of our community, passionate about what they do and eager to share their unique offerings with you. Ally was raised in the South, and her love of fried green tomatoes and collards runs deep. She’s spent recent years exploring what else the world of food has to offer. During her time working at Findlay Market she gained exposure to different food, cooking techniques, cookware and the importance of local, seasonally sou...
Launched in June of 2005, the Atwater Village Farmers’ Market continues to thrive; Atwater Village Farmers’ Market hosts more than two dozen of Southern California’s highest quality producers, including organic farms like Givens, Sunrise, McFarlin, Fruit Fairy and Kenter Canyon Farms. Hot food and staple grocery items are available too, including vegetarian and vegan options. Enjoy specialty items like hummus, pickles, salsas, jams, sauces, spreads, breads and more. The market is ADA compliant, complete with a dining area and live music by local musicians. Customers can also drop their food scraps from home with LA Compost to be processed locally and turned into finished compost that will enrich soils for food growing and greening projects throughout the city. The market encourages patrons to bring their own cups, plates, and even cutlery when dining in at the market. We also offer re...
Silverlake Flea now operates in Atwater Village at 4561 W. Colorado Blvd, open every Saturday and Sunday with free parking and free entrance. Vendors sell arts, crafts, vintage goods, coffee and snacks.
Mar Vista Farmers Market runs every Sunday from 9 am to 2 pm, rain or shine, at Grand View and Venice Boulevard in Los Angeles. Farmers travel from across California to sell fresh and dried fruit, vegetables, grass fed meats and cheeses, plus prepared foods such as vegan cashew based cheeses and fresh squeezed juices.
Friday Night Grooves Begins Sept. 11 Details Here July 4th Market Hours: 10am-6pm. NOTE: Many merchants have extended hours. Please call individual businesses for details. For relaxing scents, aromatherapy oils, skin lotions, soaps and potpourri, this specialty shop is filled with a wonderful collection to soothe the soul. You'll find a full line of Burt's Bees products as well a large variety of fresh incense. Click here to learn about owner, Bob Diamond. From the team at Michelina Artisan Boulangerie is a new pasta restaurant and grocery counter offering fresh homemade pastas, sauces, oils, truffle and cheeses. A marvelous open air bistro offering authentic and delicious French cuisine from quiche to coq au vin, a grand selection of wines and a tres bon wine & cheese bar. Charming, casual and a culinary delight, it’s a Parisian sidewalk café in Farmers Market.
Smorgasburg LA is an open-air food market at ROW DTLA that gathers emerging chefs, established vendors, and diverse cuisines in one community setting. The market is free to attend and runs rain or shine.
Melrose Trading Post is a weekly Los Angeles market of more than 260 local makers, live music, and food at Fairfax High School. Ticket proceeds support free arts education for Los Angeles students.
Step into the vibrant heart of Westwood Village at the lively Farmers Market! Every Thursday, this bustling market transforms Broxton Avenue into a treasure trove of fresh, local goodness. Discover an array of organic produce, artisanal baked goods, unique handcrafted items, and even prepared foods to satisfy your lunch cravings. With a friendly and welcoming […]
The 53rd Los Angeles Korean Festival runs four days, Thursday, October 1 through Sunday, October 4, 2026, at Seoul International Park in Koreatown. It features food, snack, merchandise and cultural expo booths alongside Korean performances, with booth rental covering the entire four day run. Food booths cost 4,500 to 5,000 dollars, snack booths run 3,500 dollars, and vendors selling prepared or packaged food must obtain a Los Angeles County health permit.
Outdoor makers market at Cupid's Hot Dogs in Winnetka.
Vendor applications (checked 2026-09-22): unknown. Current October 23, 2026 application rendered; initial fields disabled, so availability unconfirmed.
Los Angeles Build Expo: Nov. 4-5, 2026, LA Convention Center Thank you for a great show! Kellie (our vendor) noted how helpful your entire team was! Thank you again. We’re looking forward to our future shows with Build Expo. See More Build Expo provides Pella Windows & Doors an opportunity to show our potential customers how we can provide them with value and quality products that will benefit their bottom line. The Build Expo Staff are fantastic and provide support throughout the event process. We are excited to return for 2020. See More TDS loves being a part of Build Expo because it draws the right audiences we need to reach. The extensive network that Build Expo provides is paramount to meeting our mission of being a sustainable, trusted disposal partner for builders in Central Texas. The event is run smoothly, with expertise and ease. We’ve been proud... See More Thank you for a...
Curated maker market featuring independent artisans and handmade goods.
Vendor applications (checked 2026-09-15): unknown. Official maker application landing page lists this 2026 market. Portal requires an account; live portal request returned an empty account-page response, so current category availability is unconfirmed. No public closing date confirmed.
Outdoor makers market at The Shops at Sportsmen's Lodge in Studio City.
Vendor applications (checked 2026-09-22): open. Current application fields enabled. Apparel vendors extremely limited; no merchandise competing with resident shops. Food/beverage prepackaged only.
Dreamers Markets pop-up at Grand Central Market in Los Angeles, featuring local makers, artisans and food vendors. Vendors apply for this individual date and provide their own setup.
Vendor applications (checked 2026-09-22): open. Current application lists this exact separately selectable date and location; reviewed without submitting. Each market has separate approval. Vendors supply setup materials.
For 18 years our focus has been to encourage creativity, small business and local economic development, and connection between people in-real-life. Every Spring and Holiday season we shine the spotlight on emerging small businesses, designers & artists We started in LA and grew all across the country before Covid, in 2026 we are scaling back to concentrate on the LA community again. Fun fact: Our founder, Sonja Rasula, is credited for creating the term ‘pop-up market’, when she created the first event in 2008! We believe shopping small and local is an awesome form of activism against corporate, internationally-owned retailers. Now more then ever we need to connect in-person!
Unique Markets is a curated indoor pop-up market showcasing dozens of emerging small businesses, independent designers, beauty and wellness brands, home goods and vintage sellers. Applicants pay a non-refundable application fee on top of the booth fee, and the organizers review each business website and social channels alongside product photos and pricing before accepting vendors.
City guides with the venues that host festivals, who issues the permits, what the weather does to an outdoor season, and the local vendors worth calling.