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Truckee Certified Farmers Market brings together regional farms, food producers, artisans, and local families at Truckee River Regional Park. The market describes itself as fresh, local, and family-friendly, with a vendor roster spanning produce, ranch goods, cheese, baked goods, prepared foods, and crafts.

Tahoe City Farmers Market is a lakefront gathering for regional produce, flowers, meats, breads, artisan food, handmade goods, and local services. The market also features cooking demonstrations, live music, bike valet, and family activities.

The 2026 season of this market opens Saturday, May 16, and runs through October 31, with hours every Saturday morning from 7:30 to 11:30 am. It is located on Theall and Stewart Street, a block off Washington Street near Highway 49 in Sonora. Vendors sell handcrafted items and certified fresh agricultural produce, along with on-site prepared food.

The Escondido Grand Avenue Festival brings music, food, handcrafted goods, art, vintage finds, local services, and community activities to historic downtown Escondido. The Escondido Chamber of Commerce describes it as one of North County’s longest-running fall festivals.

Mount Shasta Farmers Market: An Ag centric certified farmers market located in downtown Mount Shasta, CA. Visit the market for fresh local produce, food, live music, and handmade wares from Siskiyou County growers, farmers, and makers.

Calabasas Farmers Market is a community market held every Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm at 23504 Calabasas Road in the heart of Old Town Calabasas. It is run by Raw Inspiration, a nonprofit that operates several other farmers markets across the region. Free customer parking is available in a dirt lot near the market, with paid lots also found along Calabasas Road.

The Wednesday Little Italy Mercato is a year-round farmers market in San Diego's Little Italy district. It brings farmers, food makers, artisan foods, crafts, art, and local makers to Piazza della Famiglia and surrounding blocks.

Little Italy Mercato is a year-round farmers market in San Diego's Little Italy district. The Saturday market fills six city blocks with California farm products, local food makers, selected artisans, and gifts; a smaller Wednesday market offers many of the same vendor categories.

Our largest and longest running farmer's market is in the heart of Downtown Santa Cruz year round on Wednesday afternoon from 1-5PM. You'll find the Farmer's Market in Lot 16 off Church Street and wrapping onto the 800 block of Cedar Street. In addition to a large variety of farm products, this market offers a great selection of local artisan foodstuffs, delicious baked goods, and lots of options for lunch and dinner. The market provides a large shaded cafe seating area and live music always adds to the local vibe. Shopping at the Wednesday market is a wonderful way to support local farms and bring home the best produce available. Farmer's Market Downtown Santa Cruz accepts Downtown Dollars . Lot No. 8: The Pearl Alley Parking Lot 710 Cedar St (235 feet NW) Lot No. 9: The Elm Street Parking Lot 120 Elm St (448 feet S) Lot No. 7: The Front/Cathcart Parking Lot 505 Front St (507 feet E)

Stay informed on the latest milestones and stories shaping our district. Our press archive offers a comprehensive look at the initiatives, events, and community partnerships that drive the economic and cultural vitality of Downtown Santa Barbara. Aug 28, 2026 - As the City Council prepares to consider adoption of the long-awaited State Street Master Plan on September 1, we want to share DSBIA's position based on feedback from businesses, property owners and the broader community. The council agenda packet for the State Street Master Plan, (item 9) is now available for viewing for the Tuesday, September 1st meeting. Downtown Santa Barbara Holiday Parade Returns to State Street on Friday, Dec. 4 Jun 25, 2026 - The Downtown Santa Barbara Improvement Association (DSBIA) is pleased to announce the return of the Downtown Santa Barbara Holiday Parade on Friday, Dec. 4, 2026, bringing one of...

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The Chula Vista Farmers Market runs every Sunday from 10 am to 2 pm, rain or shine, year round, next to Memorial Park in downtown Chula Vista. More than 60 vendor tents sell local produce, baked goods, fresh flowers and salsa. It is operated by the Downtown Chula Vista Association together with San Diego Markets, which is also growing space for additional farmers, food makers and local crafters.

The Sonoma Valley Certified Farmers Market runs every Friday, year round and rain or shine, from 9 am to 12:30 pm in the Arnold Field parking lot. The market has served the community since 1985 with certified local farmers selling directly to consumers.

HOLIDAY MARKET SCHEDULE: CLOSED Sunday Dec 25th (Christmas Day) and CLOSED Sunday January 1st (New Year’s Day ) 1. Apples and Apple Cider from Rainbow Orchards, Nana Mae’s and Hale Farms 2. Organic Pears and Asian Pears from Inzana Ranch, Peach Jamboree, and K & J Orchards 5. Tomatoes and Peppers – Smith Family Farms, Toscano, Happy Quail Visit the market every Sunday, rain or shine, and see why the Marin farmers market is one of the largest local gatherings in AIM’s certified farmers markets accept Calfresh/ EBT, Market Match, and WIC at all 9 locations. Click here to learn more. Some vendors accept credit cards, though not all. Feel free to take advantage of the on-site ATMs.

Nestled in the tree-covered Oakland Hills, Montclair Village offers a vibrant, community-oriented atmosphere. Stroll the bustling plaza as local business owners extend warm, personalized service and a true sense of welcome. Montclair Village is host to community gatherings designed for all ages to enjoy throughout the year making it a premiere destination for family-friendly arts and cultural activities. Because community matters. Eat only the most seasonally fresh, whole, nutrient-rich foods that are available at any given time in California. Open every Sunday (9am-1pm), rain or shine, at La Salle Ave. at Moraga Ave. See the Market Schedule for all closure dates. EBT Customers: You can now receive a dollar for dollar match up to $15 to spend on fruits and vegetables at our Farmers' Market. Also accepted are WIC, Veggie Rx, and Beet Bucks.

The Berkeley Farmers’ Markets bring together local farmers and community members to build a more resilient, equitable, and sustainable food system. Building a stronger local food system through farmers’ markets. The Berkeley Farmers’ Markets create vibrant public spaces where local farmers and food producers can thrive, and community members can access fresh, seasonal food. More than places to shop, the markets strengthen local economies, support sustainable farms, and build community resilience. Each week, the farmers’ markets bring neighbors together to buy directly from growers, learn where their food comes from, and participate in a more transparent and connected food system. Programs like CalFresh and Market Match expand access to fresh, healthy food, ensuring that families of all income levels can benefit while supporting local farmers and food producers. Through partnerships, o...

Browse fresh produce, artisan goods, and local treats at this beloved weekend gathering spot along Santa Monica's Main Street corridor.

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The City of Santa Monica presents four weekly farmers markets. All locations are open year-round, rain or shine. Each has their own vibe and personality, so visit all of them and see which one you will call your favorite. The Wednesday and Saturday markets on Arizona Ave, are most often frequented by local star chefs, and are a great place to shop and people watch. The Wednesday market (over 60 farm stands) and the Saturday market (over 40 farm stands) bring locally grown, California produce and flowers, direct to you from the farm to your table. Parking on surrounding streets or in structures along Second and Fourth Streets, or the Santa Monica Circuit can take you to within a block of the downtown markets. Wednesdays and Saturdays, 8:00am-1:00pm. Get Outdoors and Enjoy Fresh Air and Sea Breezes in Santa Monica 100 Free Things to Do in Santa Monica – Family & Outdoor Activities 100 F...

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 […]

If you are interested in becoming a vendor, or returning as a vendor, at the Weaverville Certified Farmers Market, please download, review, and complete the 2026 Vendor Application Packet. Once you complete it you can email it to weavervillefarmersmarket@gmail.com OR bring it to the Market Information Booth at the next Wednesday market.

Over the years, the Sierra Vista Community Center’s Farmers’ Market has continuously supported the small, family farmer and artisan of Northern California. If you’re looking for fresh produce, this is…

This market runs Thursdays from 4 to 8 pm, June through October, with the 2026 season spanning May 28 to October 29, on Main Street in downtown Occidental among the areas old-growth redwoods. Local organic farmers, bakers and chefs sell stone fruit, honey, wood-fired pizza and paella, alongside live music each week, and Market Match doubles EBT purchases up to $15.

Your support helps fund the Amador Farmers Market. We are grateful for your donations of any amount. Are you interested in becoming a Sponsor of the Amador Farmers Market? We seek financial assistance from individuals and organizations that share our mission, vision, and values for our markets. Please consider the following sponsorship opportunities: Underwrites the operating costs for the season to allow the market management team to expand advertising, enhance infrastructure, and improve market amenities for customers (seating, tables, shade structures, etc.). Underwrites a portion of operating costs for the season and allows the market management team to expand advertising, enhance infrastructure, and improve market amenities for customers (seating, tables, shade structures, etc.). Allows the market management team to expand advertising opportunities.