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I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Visit the market to double your CalFresh dollars and receive up to $15 for free to spend on local produce and groceries. Market Match is a program of the Ecology Center and is funded in part through the California Department of Food and Agriculture and the USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Cherimoya, Guava, Hass, Fuerte and Bacon Avocado, Oro Blanco Grapefruit, Ruby Grapefruit, Passionfruit, Lemon, Meyer Lemons, Lime, Blood Orange, Mandarin, Tangerine, Strawberry, Eggs, Honey Indoor/outdoor plants & succulents (Anthuriums, Dracaenas, Calatheas. Pathos, Philodendrons and more) Lettuce, Kale, Green Onions, Onions, Zuchinni, Baking Potato, Sweet Potato, Beets, Cabbage, Carrot, Celery, Bellpepper, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts

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...

Monday 2:30pm-5:30pm • All Year Harwood Hall, 44400 Willis Avenue The Laytonville Farmer's Market brings you the best in local fresh fruits and vegetables, ranch meats, eggs, garden bouquets, baked goods, plant starts and much more. Visit with friends, enjoy local musicians and take home yummy and nutritious food while supporting local farms. Market

The City Council enacts all legislation and general policy decisions governing Lakewood. Lakewood City Council consists of seven part-time, nonpartisan members elected every two years. They then hold a four-year term. To email City Council, add their email handle before @cityoflakewood.us Mayor Paul Bocchi is serving in his fourth term on the City Council in Position 7. He was appointed as the sixth Mayor of Lakewood by the Council in January 2026. In addition to his duties as Mayor, Bocchi represents the city on the Pierce Transit Board and on the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee. Mayor Bocchi was born and raised in Bellingham, Washington. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics/Accounting from Western Washington University in 1985. He began working for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency as a Bank Examiner in 1985. He worked in the banking industry until he was appo...

The Certified Farmers Market program was created in 1977 and enables California Agricultural Producers to directly market their agricultural products to consumers. In Orange County, Certified Farmers Markets provide local consumers a wide variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, honey, eggs, plants and cut flowers. Orange County certified producers range from backyard growers to large scale farmers. We certify growers of fruits, vegetables, nuts, honey, eggs, nursery stock, and cut flowers. During a certification inspection, an agricultural inspector visits the farmer’s growing grounds, taking note of what is being grown and its condition. With the information collected, our office issues Certified Producer’s Certificates detailing what commodities the inspector has seen growing and at what quantity, the approximate expected yield, and the expected harvest season. What do we inspect...

Every Saturday the City of Vallejo has a farmer’s market in old downtown Vallejo on Georgia Street. All sorts of fruits, vegetables and more are for sale.

What are California Certified Farmers’ Markets ? Glad you asked. They’re places where farmers legally sell what they grow directly to the public. Some dirt on what makes our Certified Farmers’ Markets so special: Get your food directly from California family farmers who planted, nurtured, and harvested the crops! You’ll find fruits, vegetables, greens, nuts, herbs, berries, eggs, flowers, nursery stock, honey, and so much more. Discover a more diverse selection of crops, including heirloom tomatoes, peaches, and apples. They taste much better than many hybrid varieties preferred by major grocery retailers. Only local governments, certified producers (farmers), and nonprofit organizations can operate Certified Farmers’ Markets. We have more than 30 markets throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. A county Agricultural Commissioner “certified” all of the farms that have products for sale....

There is nothing quite like that friendly face each week greeting you at the market. Get to know the personalities and passions behind the table. Danville Farmers' Market , San Mateo Farmers' Market , Evergreen Farmers' Market , Kaiser Permanente Pleasanton Farmers' Market De Anza College Farmers' Market , Divisadero Farmers' Market , Inner Sunset Farmers' Market , Milpitas Farmers' Market Alameda Farmers' Market , Danville Farmers' Market , Milpitas Farmers' Market , Fillmore Farmers' Market , Castro Farmers' Market , Inner Sunset Farmers' Market , Concord Farmers' Market , Kaiser Permanente Dublin Farmers' Market , Downtown Alameda Farmers' Market San Mateo Farmers' Market , Downtown San Leandro Farmers' Market , Brentwood Farmers' Market , Divisadero Farmers' Market , Castro Farmers' Market , Inner Sunset Farmers' Market , Downtown Los Altos Farmers' Market , Hayes Valley Farmers'...

The Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Farmers' Market runs Fridays from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm year-round at 710 Lawrence Expressway. The market is open to the public with a rotating lineup of local farm stands, and figs are a current seasonal highlight.

The Kaiser Permanente San Jose Farmers' Market runs Tuesdays year-round from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm at 250 International Circle. Local farms bring seasonal fruit and produce to the market, including figs currently featured as a seasonal highlight.

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There is nothing quite like that friendly face each week greeting you at the market. Get to know the personalities and passions behind the table. Danville Farmers' Market , San Mateo Farmers' Market , Evergreen Farmers' Market , Kaiser Permanente Pleasanton Farmers' Market De Anza College Farmers' Market , Divisadero Farmers' Market , Inner Sunset Farmers' Market , Milpitas Farmers' Market Alameda Farmers' Market , Danville Farmers' Market , Milpitas Farmers' Market , Fillmore Farmers' Market , Castro Farmers' Market , Inner Sunset Farmers' Market , Concord Farmers' Market , Kaiser Permanente Dublin Farmers' Market , Downtown Alameda Farmers' Market San Mateo Farmers' Market , Downtown San Leandro Farmers' Market , Brentwood Farmers' Market , Divisadero Farmers' Market , Castro Farmers' Market , Inner Sunset Farmers' Market , Downtown Los Altos Farmers' Market , Hayes Valley Farmers'...

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Certified Farmers Market Hours & Directions As of November 10, 2024, the Certified Farmer's Market (previously the Great Park Farmers Market) has been relocated to Stonegate Elementary located at 100 Honors. The Farmers Market will operate Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Orange County Farm Bureau is a non-profit non-governmental organization supported by dues-paying members who support the work and mission of the organization. OCFB provides grassroots advocacy and support to the agriculture industry in Orange County in keeping with its mission statement. Represent Orange County agriculture through public relations, education, and public policy advocacy in order to promote the economic viability of agriculture balanced with appropriate management of natural resources. Established over 100 years ago - in November of 1917 – Orange County Farm Bureau continuously serves the needs of its members by working with elected officials, government agencies, educators, the public, and the media. OCFB addresses the challenges that farmers face daily; issues surrounding water, labor, invasive pests, weather, rising costs, government regulation, land use, energy, mar...

Located in the parking lot between 9th & 8th streets off of Irving Street. Brought to you in partnership with the Inner Sunset Park Neighbors. Almonds , Apples , Blackberries , Cherries , Figs , Lemons , Peaches , Pears , Persimmons , Pomegranates , Walnuts , Apricots , Grapes , Nectarines , Oranges , Pecans , Plums , Pluots , Mandarin Orange , Guava , Prunes , Asian Pears Apples , Artichokes , Beans (Dry) , Beans (Fresh) , Beets , Broccoli , Brussels Sprouts , Cabbage , Carrots , Cauliflower , Cucumbers , Cut Flowers , Eggs , Herbs , Kale , Leeks , Lettuce , Melons , Onions , Parsnips , Pears , Peppers (Sweet) , Potatoes , Raspberries , Spinach , Squash (Summer) , Squash (Winter) , Strawberries , Swiss Chard , Tomatoes , Turnips , Amaranth , Arugula , Corn , Fennel , Kohlrabi , Peas , Peppers (Hot) , Radishes , Pumpkin , Basil , Mint , Parsley , Cilantro , Greens , Sunflowers , Rhuba...

The Huntington Park Certified Farmers' Market runs every Wednesday, rain or shine, from 7:30 am to 1:30 pm at Salt Lake Park, next to the baseball fields. Vendors sell fresh produce, eggs, baked goods, honey and bee products, kettle corn, roasted corn, shaved ice, and both Mexican and Salvadoran prepared foods.

Orange County Farm Bureau is a non-profit non-governmental organization supported by dues-paying members who support the work and mission of the organization. OCFB provides grassroots advocacy and support to the agriculture industry in Orange County in keeping with its mission statement. Represent Orange County agriculture through public relations, education, and public policy advocacy in order to promote the economic viability of agriculture balanced with appropriate management of natural resources. Established over 100 years ago - in November of 1917 – Orange County Farm Bureau continuously serves the needs of its members by working with elected officials, government agencies, educators, the public, and the media. OCFB addresses the challenges that farmers face daily; issues surrounding water, labor, invasive pests, weather, rising costs, government regulation, land use, energy, mar...

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.

Hermosa Beach Farmers Market is a certified market, offering a wonderful selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, prepared food and more, every Friday.

This market runs Sundays and Wednesdays from 7 am to 4 pm at San Franciscos Civic Center, on Fulton and Larkin streets, with free 90 minute validated parking nearby. It accepts EBT, WIC and credit cards, and through its Market Match program it matches EBT purchases dollar for dollar up to $30 a month for fruits and vegetables. The market distributes more than $4 million in food assistance each year.

San Jacinto Valley’s #1 Community Hub • Est. 1997 California’s Official Outdoor Play returns to the Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre. Over 300 actors bring Helen Hunt Jackson’s classic story to life in a stunning natural setting. Arrive early to explore the Mexican and Cahuilla Indian villages. The ultimate Beatles tribute band live at Golden Village Palms RV Resort. 7:00 PM showtime. One of the most authentic Beatles experiences in Southern California. Live tribute performance at the Historic Hemet Theater, 216 E Florida Ave. 7:00 PM. Tickets available online. Historic Hemet Theater, 216 E Florida Ave. 7:00 PM. 140+ people already interested. Get your tickets early. Live concert at the stunning Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre. 6–10 PM. One of Hemet’s most beautiful outdoor venues.

The Hayward Farmers Market is located on Watkins, between B and C Streets, next to Hayward City Hall Plaza. For more than 20 years, the farmers market in Hayward has been the place for the local community to get their fill of fresh, healthy, locally grown fruits and vegetables. The Hayward Farmers Market is open every Saturday, year-round, rain or shine, from 9 am to 1 pm. The Hayward market features over 35 farmers, food purveyors, and artisans selling: Plentiful parking for the farmers market in Hayward can be found in the B Street/Mission Blvd garage (enter on Mission Blvd). The Hayward market is also just one block from the BART station. Come out and join in on the good food and fun every Saturday! To get the latest news in local, organic produce, check out the What's Fresh Blog . The City of Hayward is at your service! Access Hayward is an online tool that connects you directly t...

The Fort Mason Center For Arts & Culture Farmers Market is open Sundays, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. , rain or shine. The FMCAC Farmers Market features more than 50 family farmers and gourmet food purveyors. Discover the bounty of the San Francisco Bay Area’s microclimates, the North Bay’s organic farms, and San Joaquin Valley’s finest harvests. This bustling market is the perfect place to find ingredients for any culinary adventure or weeknight meal. Customers enjoy grocery shopping for items such as pastured meats and eggs, freshly baked breads and pastries, artisan cheeses, local honey, certified organic produce, Asian fruits and vegetables, unique heirloom varieties, and much more. Visit California Grown and the San Francisco Department Of The Environment for seasonal crops calendars to find out what fruits and vegetables are available each month. Parking Lot, Fort Mason Center fo...