This certified farmers market runs every Friday morning from 7 to 11 am in Venice, California. It only admits growers and producers, so crafts, artisans and musicians are not part of the lineup, and sellers must show a valid Certified Producer Certificate for what they bring. At least half of each vendor's goods must be their own production, since the market favors small local farms over resellers.
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...
You are here: Home › EBT/SNAP › Market Match › To-Go Artisanal Meals › Downtown The Downtown Market Has Moved to Church and Cedar – Taking over the Streets On June 4, 2025 the beloved Downtown Market moved – taking over the street along Cedar (from Walnut to Church), turning the corner onto Church toward the library and spilling into the small parking lot. We are nearing our one-year anniversary here and this location will be our home until a permanent market is built, likely breaking ground in 2027/28. SCCFM has been working thoughtfully and diligently and our team is excited for the doors this change will open and for the growing role of the farmers’ market and agriculture in our City’s center and the county at large. The Downtown Santa Cruz Market runs year-round on Wednesdays, 12:30-5pm. Our largest and oldest market, it is situated in the heart of Downtown Santa Cruz, one block o...
The Saturday Downtown Berkeley Farmers' Market sets up on Center Street from 10 am to 3 pm. It's one of several weekly farmers markets the Downtown Berkeley Association lists across the city.
Join us for the annual Healthy Living Expo Friday, September 25, from 9 a.m. to noon at Lakeview Senior Center to move, learn, and discover something new. Irvine, CA
In observance of the Labor Day holiday, September 7, 2026, all City of Irvine facilities will be closed. Fiesta Latina en Irvine Brings Music, Flavor, and Culture to the Great Park The City of Irvine invites the community to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the fifth annual Fiesta Latina en Irvine, Sunday, September 13, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Great Park. Join us for the annual Healthy Living Expo Friday, September 25, from 9 a.m. to noon at Lakeview Senior Center to move, learn, and discover something new. The community is invited to the 10th annual Comedy Unleashed, a night of live comedy benefiting the vital work of the Irvine Animal Care Center Tuesday, September 15, at the Irvine Improv. Join us October 1–2 for inspiring conversations, practical tools, networking opportunities, and insights designed to strengthen organizations and expand their impact across the Irvine...
Start your Saturday at the Downtown Santa Barbara Certified Farmers' Market, where local farmers fill the streets with a colorful bounty of fresh produce, flowers, and artisanal goods. From 8 AM to 1 PM, stroll through downtown Santa Barbara while enjoying live music and entertainment that create a lively, vibrant atmosphere rain or shine.
What's In Season See below for a small sampling of what’s in season now. There are dozens of options and varieties available at your local market now. Check back every month as we continuously update based on what our farmers grow.
Voted one of the best farmers' markets in the United States! Enjoy five blocks of over 100 vendors offering fresh produce, famous BBQ, delicious meals, crafts, baked goods, entertainment, and MORE! Don't get towed! The Market boundaries close on Thursday at 5 PM. Be sure to park outside of the Market boundaries to avoid being towed or ticketed. Pets are not allowed at the market. Service animals trained to aid in a disability are exempt. Thank you to our 2026–2027 Farmers' Market Sponsors & Community Partners! Wondering where to park, what to bring, or when to arrive? Get all the information you need before you visit the Farmers' Market!
Heritage Farmers Market meets every Saturday, year round, from 9 am to 2 pm at the RC Sports Center Complex, 8303 Rochester Avenue in Rancho Cucamonga. The market runs rain or shine and accepts SNAP and Cal-Fresh benefits.
The City has been made aware of fraudulent emails and invoices requesting payment for permits and development projects. The City of Fontana in conjunction with The Family Market Company , will offer residents a weekly Farmers' Markets which will be overseen by the Community Services Department, Healthy Fontana Division. At the Certified Fontana Farmers' Markets , one can find fresh local produce, healthy prepared foods, specialty items, and more, every week. The community can check out a variety of vendors featuring a number of different items each week. For more information, please contact Healthy Fontana at (909) 350-6542. Visit our booth at the Farmers Market for health tips, free resources, and a fun surprise activity—plus free incentives. *Farmers’ Markets may be canceled or close early due to weather or unforeseen circumstances. Thank you for your understanding!
Discover locally grown produce, artisan foods, and community events at Sonoma Valley Farmers Market. Support local farmers and small businesses every Friday in Sonoma, CA.
To receive information on becoming a Certified farmer or health department approved artisan, please see the information booth at any of our locations during market hours. Our Certified Growers know how to grow the best and freshest fruits, veggies, and more! Get to know where your food comes from! From ranch raised meats to fresh baked goods and more! Our vendors have a great selection of goods to choose from! Hungry? Many of our vendors are cooking up delicious, farm fresh food with tons of flavor and ready for a taste! Browse the markets beautiful selection of fresh cut and potted plants and blooms! Enjoy Fresh Local Fruits, Vegetables, and Farm Products!
We are excited to bring the freshest produce you can get to Santa Clarita every week. Always 100% local, our produce is picked and brought to market often within 12-48 hours. Our certified farmers market hosts local farmers from Southern California. We are also excited to feature local food artisans from our community that bring pre-packaged and ready to eat foods to our market from commercially licensed kitchens. Our markets offers a wide variety of seasonal produce including ranch direct meats, juices squeezed on site, berries, fresh flowers, local honey, dairy, olive oil and much more. Our artisan foods include French pastries, artisan breads and bagels, the best fresh seafood (including sushi grade fish) and many other specialty items. We also offer hot and ready to eat food on site and have several seating options for you to enjoy the day. We have markets operating every Saturday...
Denios Farmers Market & Swap Meet operates every weekend at 1551 Vineyard Road in Roseville, with a Friday farmers market from 9 am to 2 pm, Saturday hours from 7 am to 3:30 pm and Sunday hours from 7 am to 5 pm. Parking costs $5 in the main lot or $6 in the preferred lot.
Join us for a very special day on Sunday, August 23, 2026 as we take the market into the street! The Main Street Farmers Market is teaming up with the Ocean Park Association (OPA) and Main Street Business Improvement Association (MSBIA) for a full day of community celebration! The morning is set to kick off with the Farmers Market from 8:30am to 1:30pm, alongside a Kids Play Zone, chalk art, and live music. What's more, with the Main Street Entertainment Zone set to be activated, participants will have the chance to sip on mocktails and cocktails that will be served on the street! In the afternoon, OPA and MSBIA take the baton with the street event set to run into the evening, with seating, activation of the entertainment zone, and DJs keeping the energy going! Open Sundays. 8:30am-1:30pm. Year-Round. Rain or Shine. Subject to closures on holidays or for extreme conditions. This marke...
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...
San Clemente Sunday Market runs Sundays from 9 am to 1 pm in downtown San Clemente, connecting local farmers directly with shoppers for produce. The market has been operating for 24 years.
The market is open every month, every week, every Saturday – regardless of the weather or holiday or pandemic – from 8:00 am until 12:00 noon. Vista, CA
The Vista Farmers Market has operated every Saturday since 1981 at the San Diego County Courthouse, 345 South Melrose Drive, making it the longest running farmers market in the county. More than 50 farmers and 40 foodmakers sell produce, meat, fish, baked goods and crafts, from 8 am to noon, with over 600 free parking spaces.
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.
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.
