The neighborhood is home to a number of independent galleries, immigrant small enterprises, entertainment spaces, artisan shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Where: Located at the corner of Central and Grand Avenues, Pacific Grove, CA Rain or shine, we are open year round, including all holiday weekends, except for two weeks around the Christmas and New Years’ Day holidays. The market happily accepts EBT, WIC, and Senior FMNP benefits and conducts a Market Match program for EBT customers to increase their spending power. For every $1 you spend on your EBT card, Market Match will match $1to buy fresh produce up to $30 per day ($30 on your EBT card = $60)! Ask about Market Match at the Information Booth. MST Bus Route 1 & 2 via Asilomar from Monterey Transit Plaza exit bus at Fountain & Lighthouse If you come to the market with your pet, please walk your pets around the perimeter of the market on the sidewalk. Thank you for your cooperation. It is a misdemeanor to fraudulently misrepresent service animals: CA Penal Code 365.7 (d) Swing by to...
(we reserve the right to close as necessary for the safety of our market community due to weather and for holidays) Free parking can be found in the Old Towne West Public Parking Structure located at: 130 N. Lemon St. Orange CA 92866 Dogs are not allowed in the market area per the OC Health Department unless they are a service animal. Thank you for your understanding. The Certified Orange Home Grown Farmers and Artisans Market sources farmers from the Southern California region who hold a California Certified Producers Certificate (CPC), keeping produce local and fresh. Food Artisans found at the market sell items such as breads, cheeses, oils, and dips that are made using traditional methods, increasing the diversity of goods and foods found at the market and increasing the chance to share in someone else’s food culture. Food Artisans hold a Temporary Food Facilities (TFF) permit thr...
The Old Town Newhall Farmers Market runs every Saturday from 8:30 am to 1 pm, rain or shine, in the Old Town Newhall Library parking lot at 24500 Main Street in Santa Clarita. Small family farms sell seasonal fruit, vegetables, ranch direct meats and eggs, alongside artisan bread, baked goods and fresh seafood.
The Ojai Certified Farmers Market has served the community for more than 18 years, providing locally grown fruit and vegetables harvested daily. Vendors also sell honey, beeswax candles, fresh-caught seafood, natural meats, free-range eggs, olive and walnut oil, and cut flowers and plants.
At the corner of Columbus Avenue and Greenwich Street, our market sits at the center of San Francisco's beloved North Beach neighborhood. Next to Joe DiMaggio Playground with a picturesque view of...
Upcoming Events: Cooking Demo at noon on August 19 with Rondi Robison demonstrating Traditional Spanish Gazpacho ! Rain or shine, we are open year round, except for two weeks around the Christmas and New Years’ Day holidays. The market happily accepts EBT, WIC, and Senior FMNP benefits and conducts a Market Match program for EBT customers to increase their spending power. For every $1 you spend on your EBT card, Market Match will match $1 to buy fresh produce up to $30 per day ($30 on your EBT card = $60)! Ask about Market Match at the Information Booth. Natividad is a vital partner in Everyone’s Harvest’s Fresh Rx Program . Natividad physicians “prescribe” fresh fruits and vegetables to young patients at risk for nutrition insecurity and chronic diet-related health conditions and direct them to the farmers’ markets where they can receive $35 worth of fresh produce weekly. Results tra...
Thank you for your interest in joining one of our California-Certified Farmers’ Markets in Riverside County! Please fill out the application form below in its entirety. Submitting an application does not guarantee you a space in the market, but will be reviewed by our team. You will be contacted by a member of our staff if space becomes available for your product. Please direct any additional questions to Michelle at mcchaiss4@gmail.com BEFORE YOU BEGIN your application, PLEASE READ ALL MARKET RULES & REGULATIONS We are a management company of small southern California farmers and know that each visit to our markets directly impacts our neighbors and fellow farmers. Be a part of your locavore movement and support local farms this week! Interested in getting involved as a vendor. Feel free to stop by and speak directly with a market manager on site or visit our contact page to complete...
This block has no content yet. Items you add to the page connected to this block will display here. At the Caltrain Station parking lot off Butterfield Blvd, the Morgan Hill Certified Farmers’ Market brings together farmers, food producers and consumers from Morgan Hill, Gilroy, and Hollister every Saturday, 9am to 1pm on Butterfield Blvd, beginning May 16th 2026. Free parking is available in the Caltrain Station parking lot next to the market. Morgan Hill Farmers' Market features local farms and organic produce from around the Bay Area. Heirloom vegetables and cultivated varieties of fruit are sold directly by the local farmers at the market. Farmers' Markets provide a healthy, family friendly weekend activity and a great local grocery shopping experience. Morgan Hill Farmers' Market features local farms and organic produce from around the Bay Area. Heirloom vegetables and cultivated...
Contra Costa has over twenty Certified Farmers' Markets, and markets are open almost every day of the week. A schedule of the Certified Farmers' Markets, including locations, hours and links to the website of each market, has been created to assist the public in finding their nearest market.
The MIDTOWN VENTURA CERTIFIED FARMERS’ MARKET Open WEDNESDAYS from 9:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. at the PACIFIC VIEW MALL in the WEST PARKING LOT (NEAR RED ROBIN & SEARS) Ventura, CA
This market runs Wednesdays from 9 am to 1 pm, year round, in the west parking lot of Pacific View Mall near Red Robin and Sears in Ventura. California farmers bring fresh fruit and vegetables, herbs, honey, eggs, cut flowers and potted plants, alongside artisan bakery goods and prepared ethnic foods. Pets other than service animals are not allowed.
Downtown Menlo Park offers a vibrant mix of eateries and shops, serving as a destination for locals and visitors alike. In a walkable environment on quaint, tree-lined streets, visitors enjoy a wide range of shopping and dining options including outdoor dining through the Streetary Program, convenience stores for everyday needs, and interior design services for specialty purchases. Downtown is easily accessible via El Camino Real, serving as the main vehicular corridor adjacent to the downtown area. The City is committed to supporting businesses across Menlo Park and fostering an environment where they can grow and thrive. Downtown remains a key destination in the City – drawing from throughout the community. Menlo Park’s City Council has established Downtown Vibrancy as a priority initiative, with a focus on programs to support the downtown business community. The Streetary Program a...
Visit the Marina Farmers Market every Sunday from 10am to 2pm. On the corner of Vista Del Camino and Reservation Road in the Marina Village Shopping Center. Marina, CA
Visit the Marina Farmers Market every Sunday from 10am to 2pm. On the corner of Vista Del Camino and Reservation Road in the Marina Village Shopping Center.
This block has no content yet. Items you add to the page connected to this block will display here. Held in Downtown Los Gatos at the Town Park Plaza on Main Street & N. Santa Cruz Avenue, the Los Gatos Certified Farmers’ Market offers seasonal fruits and vegetables from Santa Clara County year-round. With over 40 local farmers and food producers, the market features Asian vegetables, honey, mushrooms, eggs, fresh roasted herbed-crusted chicken and more. Town Park Plaza on Main Street & N. Santa Cruz Avenue NOTE: Merchants must be members of the Los Gatos Chamber of Commerce & are limited to 4 market days per year. Weekly CROP WATCH (Find out exactly when your favorite varieties come in season ) We guarantee 100% privacy. Your information will not be shared.
The Streets, Promenade north between 3rd and 5th. Harbor Area Farmers Markets was created to provide high quality, lowered cost farm fresh produce and prepared foods to our local communities. We would love to hear from our community members! If you are interested in becoming a vendor at any of our markets click here. Fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, raw nuts, bee products, cut flowers, nursery stock, cheese, eggs and fresh butchered meats for our "Certified Areas": You must possess a current Certified Producer's Certificate issued by your County Agricultural Commissioner. Every county in the state has such an office, and we accept only produce grown in California. Please send us an email via the contact form here on the website, with the name of your farm and which days of the week you are interested in or are available to attend. We will send our Application Form to you.
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. Vallejo, CA
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....
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