The Original Merced Certified Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. to noon, year round, at the corner of 16th and Canal streets in downtown Merced. Operating since 1980, it is the only year round market certified by the State of California to be run directly by local member growers who sell what they grow.
Location: Harvard Avenue (between 1st St & Bonita Ave) in the Claremont Village. Every Sunday, from 8 AM to 1 PM , we bring together local farmers, crafters, and neighbors in the heart of the Claremont Village . Whether you’re here for your weekly groceries, a handmade gift, or just a morning walk through the Village, we’re glad to have you. You can find us on Harvard Avenue, stretching from Bonita Avenue to First Street. Our market is a nonprofit program of The Claremont Forum. We are a small, community-run organization, and the market is our primary way of supporting the Prison Library Project. More than 25 years ago, a handful of local farmers set up shop in the old Rhino Records parking lot — and a Sunday tradition was born. Since then, the Claremont Farmers & Artisans Market has grown into one of Los Angeles County's most trusted sources for fresh, local food, bringing together f...
Historic Downtown Upland offers an array of shops, services, and restaurants. Enjoy the feel of a small town, bustling community and the beautiful setting of our shopping district. Join us in Historic Downtown Upland for 2nd on 2nd, a community event featuring live bands, outdoor dining, local talent, vendors, and pedestrian-friendly fun along 2nd Avenue. From 5 PM to midnight, enjoy local shopping, food, entertainment, and the energy of Downtown Upland. 2nd Avenue will be open to pedestrian traffic only, creating more space to explore, dine outdoors, and connect with the community. Guests 21 and older may also purchase and enjoy alcoholic beverages within the designated Entertainment Zone. Bring your friends, support local businesses, and spend your Saturday night in Downtown Upland. Enjoy a vibrant day filled with live music, local vendors, delicious food trucks, a fun kids zone, an...
This private employee wellness farmers market provides a personalized market experience focused on health and wellness for IEHP’s employee community. Open for a few exclusive hours from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, ensuring employees can shop for fresh produce in their workplace setting. This farmers market is part of IEHP's commitment to employee health. For serious foodies… A bustling Wednesday afternoon delight, active from 3:30 PM to 7:30 PM, where the community can gather to enjoy and buy the freshest midweek harvest under the warm California sun. At this time, we are not accepting new vendor applications as the market is fully curated. On the first and third Thursdays of the month, Chaffey College Farmers Market operates from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, combining nutritional education and access to fresh market produce, fostering a space for both learning and culinary discovery. Heritage at RC...
Downtown Oxnard Farmers Market runs every Thursday, 9 am to 1:30 pm, at Plaza Park, 5th and B Streets. The certified market operates year round with fresh fruits and produce, baked goods and live music, plus a free noon time raffle for guests.
Beautiful seaside Oxnard lies on the Pacific Coast of Southern California, 62 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles and 35 miles south of Santa Barbara. Public transportation is convenient and reliable. Take the US-101 South and exit at the Seaward off ramp. Turn left onto East Harbor Boulevard, follow Harbor Boulevard for approximately 4-5 miles until you reach the Channel Islands Harbor, on the corner of Harbor Boulevard and Channel Islands Boulevard. Follow the directional signs when you reach the harbor. Take the US-101 North and exit at Victoria Avenue. Go left on Victoria Avenue. Follow Victoria Avenue for approximately 7 miles until you reach Channel Islands Harbor, on the corner of Victoria Avenue and Channel Islands Boulevard. Follow the directional signs when you reach the harbor. Take CA-14 South toward Los Angeles, to I-5 North towards Sacramento for 10 miles, to CA-126...
The Thousand Oaks Certified Farmers' Market operates Thursdays, 11 am to 4 pm, year round, in the east end parking lot of The Oaks Shopping Center at Wilbur Road and Oaks Mall Drive. Serving the area since 1991, it offers California grown produce, meats, herbs, honey, nuts and cut flowers, and pets are not permitted except service animals.
Since 2008, the Elk Grove Certified Farmers’ Market has allowed Elk Grove residents to buy delicious fresh produce from local family farms. The Elk Grove Certified Farmers’ Market (sometimes known as the Laguna Farmers’ Market) is the one and only certified farmers’ market in Elk Grove, CA. The market provides customers with affordable, delicious, groceries from local producers! This market is focused on agricultural products (fruits, vegetables, nuts, etc.) from local growers and fresh locally-baked bread. – Get your best public transit route from SacRT . The market is open rain or shine, all year. The market will only close: – In extreme weather. Check the Alchemist CDC Facebook or Instagram accounts for closure announcements.
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...
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...
Here & There is a family-run food truck based out of Oakland. It started as a pop-up at Lake Merritt in 2022. Nick, who'd worked as a cook in the Bay for years, decided to start bringing cooking equipment and a market canopy out to the lake and making sandwiches. Thanks to the community that came out to eat, the pop-up was able to turn into a food truck in 2023, and we've been running it ever since. The namesake for the food truck is the wide variety of restaurants Nick worked at. He came up working at places around Seattle before moving to the Bay and working at even more. From seafood to Szechuan cuisine, he worked at most every type of restaurant — and that diversity of style is the main influence behind the type of food the truck tries to make.
Our Farm Stand is open daily to meet all of your culinary and household needs. Visit for a culinary tour of our local foodshed – with an offering of local organic fruits and vegetables, artisan bread and tortillas, bulk organic pantry and housecare products, organic seedlings and kids gardening tools. Click here to buy tickets Jason has spent years painting different surfaces all around the world, including a few here on the farm. His work moves through bold color, pattern […] Join Lexi Bann for a yoga flow that grounds your body and uplifts your spirit. The Land Holds Us is a restorative community gathering centered on recovery, reconnection and relationship with self, community and the natural world. Sacred Survival is a 4-part immersion designed to strip away the noise and return you to your primal roots. Saturday afternoons at the farm that combines high-level wilderness skills wi...
On Tuesday Nights, Main Street closes down traffic and opens up for fun! We feature the only certified farmers’ market in Huntington Beach, unique crafters, and specialty foods booths. Our HB Downtown businesses roll out the red carpet for our locals and visitors alike with Surf City Nights Specials. Buzzing with energy, amazing live music, families out with their friends, kids, and fur babies. Live like a local and join us! Sea you there… Parking: 90 Min free parking at the Main Promenade Parking Structure located at:
Farmers' Market by the Pier runs Thursdays from 8 am to 1 pm at Veterans Park, 309 Esplanade in Redondo Beach, next to the pier. Select California farmers sell fresh seasonal vegetables, fruit, nuts, honey, bakery goods and flowers, with parking at the pier's parking structure.
(located past the studio main gate at 4200 Radford Ave.) We are committed to cultivating a vibrant community gathering place where residents can connect with the finest locally grown produce and hand-crafted artisanal foods. As a non-profit entity, our market proudly supports local farmers and artisans, giving them a platform to share their fresh, high-quality products with the community. But your support goes even further—when you shop with us, you’re not just uplifting small businesses, you’re also investing in the community. Every year, we give back by donating thousands of dollars, and have, since our inception, donated hundreds of thousands of dollars, to local schools and community groups, helping Studio City thrive. Join us to celebrate the best of our local bounty while making a meaningful impact! Los Angeles Department of Public Health, California Code, Health and Safety Code...
We are open every Sunday from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm, rain or shine. Located at 17400 Victory Boulevard between White Oak and Balboa. The ONEgeneration Encino Farmers Market is an excellent way for everyone in the family to spend time together on a Sunday. Open year-round, over 30 farmers from all over Central and Southern California, over 25 food vendors, and over 10 crafters participate, with donations and a portion of the proceeds each week going towards supporting ONEgeneration’s community programs and services. Click to Learn More About The Encino Farmer's Market and our Vendors Help support ONEgeneration through shopping, food and fun! Open year round Sundays, 8:00am to 1:00pm, Rain or Shine.
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.
Join us at the Little Italy Mercato Farmers’ Market every Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and every Wednesday from 9:30am to 1:30pm, year-round, rain or shine. San Diego, CA
Little Italy Mercato Farmers' Market runs Saturdays from 8 am to 2 pm along six blocks of West Date Street, from Kettner Boulevard to Front Street, making it San Diego County's largest farmers market. A smaller Wednesday market runs 9:30 am to 1:30 pm on three blocks between Kettner and State Street, with many of the same California farmers plus local artisan foods and crafts.
The Oceanside Morning Farmers Market runs every Thursday, year round, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the corner of Pier View Way and North Coast Highway. Shoppers can find fresh local produce, flowers and nursery items alongside artisan baked goods, organic honey, salsa and olive oil.
You are viewing this design in preview mode. The design MUST be published to be live on your website. Leucadia 101 Main Street is a non-profit community-based organization that works in partnership with our neighborhood, business owners, property owners, the City of Encinitas and the County of San Diego to preserve and revitalize our N. Coast Hwy 101 Corridor. We offer a wide variety of events each year that are aimed at creating a unique atmosphere for our residents to explore the community and stimulate our local economy. North County's premier Farmers Market! The Laucadia Farmers Market is held from 10-2 every Sunday and is nicely situated on an elementary school field. There are 90+ booths with local organic produce, Latest information about current events in Leucadia, as well as news from local shops and businesses. Common topics for news reports include health, the environment,...
Operational Hours: 12 pm - 4 pm every Sunday, rain or shine (exceptions for Easter, July 4th and Christmas Eve & Day, and New Year's Day). Solana Beach, CA
Experience why we were voted one of San Diego’s “Great Farmer’s Markets” by San Diego Magazine. Open every Sunday from 12-4pm (except on Easter, Christmas Eve & Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day). Visit us every Sunday from 12pm-4pm in Solana Beach (except on Easter, Christmas Eve & Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day). Whether you're seeking farm-fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, breads, pastries, sauces, handcrafted chocolates, soaps, flowers, plants or jewelry, you'll find it all here. Explore an array of one-of-a-kind products from local craftsmen and discover unique treasures that add a touch of charm to your life. From organic farmers with nature's finest produce to skilled artisans crafting one-of-a-kind creations, our vendor lineup is a celebration of local talent and creativity. “Just love this place, best venders, best people, just a good vibe; different foods, fresh sea food s...
Pacific Beach Tuesday Farmers' Market runs every Tuesday from 2 to 7 pm at 901 Hornblend Street in San Diego, and has served the neighborhood since 2011. Shoppers can find local farm produce, meats, cheeses and flowers alongside gourmet food vendors, and EBT customers can access up to $15 in matching funds for fruits and vegetables.
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