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Helen Albert Certified Farmers' Market is West Hollywood's year-round Monday market, offering organic and farm-fresh produce, baked goods, fish, flowers, and more. It is held rain or shine at Plummer Park and provides CalFresh/EBT tokens plus Market Match incentives for eligible shoppers.

Temple City Farmers Market offers seasonal and regionally sourced produce, flowers, baked goods, eggs, pantry items, and prepared food. The city-run weekly market supports local farmers and offers Market Match for qualifying shoppers.

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Little Italy Mercato is a year-round farmers market with California farm produce, eggs, poultry, meat, fish, specialty foods, plants, local crafts, and gifts. Saturday's market spans six blocks, while a smaller weekday market offers many of the same vendors.

Pasadena Farmers' Market at Villa Parke brings certified growers and local food vendors to the community each Tuesday. Shoppers can find fresh fruits, vegetables, ranch-raised meats, baked goods, and plants.

Old Town Temecula's certified farmers market brings local farm produce, flowers, artisan goods, and handcrafted items to the historic district. The Saturday market is a regular part of Old Town's weekly activity.

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Kaiser Walnut Creek Farmers' Market is a year-round certified market at the Kaiser campus. It gives shoppers regular access to California-grown produce and local market vendors.

Southland Farmers' Market Association operates this certified Kaiser Permanente market in Panorama City. Regional farmers and prepared-food vendors sell at the weekly medical-center market.

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Kaiser Fremont Farmers Market is a year-round certified market at Kaiser Permanente Fremont Medical Center. It provides a weekly place to shop directly from California farmers and local food vendors.

The former Full Circle Farm site is now Santa Clara Unified School District's working educational farm. Its seasonal farm stand sells produce harvested from the district farm and supports hands-on agricultural education for students.

The Fruitvale Farmers Market gives Oakland neighbors access to fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables from local producers near Fruitvale BART. The year-round Sunday market is operated by The Unity Council.

The Fort Bragg Farmers Market is a year-round downtown market with local produce, fruit, meat, eggs, seafood, cheese, baked goods, flowers, plants, hot food, and community booths. It meets indoors at the Old Recreation Center Gym and is open rain or shine.

ASCENDtials' City Heights market is a weekly certified market celebrating the neighborhood's diverse food traditions. Local growers, food makers, artisans, and wellness vendors offer fresh food, cultural goods, and community programming.

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Smorgasburg LA is an open-air food market at ROW DTLA that gathers emerging chefs, established vendors, and diverse cuisines in one community setting. The market is free to attend and runs rain or shine.

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The Claremont Village Art Walk brings local galleries, artists, light bites, and refreshments to the downtown district. Rotating exhibitions introduce the community to emerging and established artists while supporting the local arts scene.

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Melrose Trading Post is a weekly Los Angeles market of more than 260 local makers, live music, and food at Fairfax High School. Ticket proceeds support free arts education for Los Angeles students.

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and the Heritage Garden Park in Downtown Escondido. Come over and visit the Escondido Certified Farmers’ Market soon. Engaging with your community builds connections and creates hope. This is your place and the future is now. Support local agriculture and businesses. When we all work together, we do our best work. A Californa State Certified farmer only sells what they grow.

The Modesto Certified Farmers Market runs Thursdays and Saturdays from 8 am to 1 pm in downtown Modesto, with the 2026 season's Saturdays beginning January 17 and Thursdays starting April 2. Founded in 1979 by Modesto Junior College instructors and then Mayor Peggy Mensinger, it is celebrating more than 45 years connecting farmers directly with shoppers.

The below list shows the status of vendor invoices received by the Project Development Unit. The list is updated weekly. Inquiries regarding individual invoices can be submitted here . Online registration is strongly encouraged. Currently, mail-in registration forms are still accepted by our department. The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors is accepting applications for appointments to Boards and Commissions. Browse the vacancy notices at the bottom of this page of the desired boards, commissions, or committees for specific information. Behavioral Health Commission - Please use the above application link to apply. Farmworker Advisory Commission --- 1 Vacancy- CBO Representative *See unique application link inside* --- Application Deadline: November 6, 2026

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Many of our county’s growers operate small family farms. They have developed a reputation for quality, high-value specialty crops. Buying local is simply the concept of buying food and floral products produced, grown, or raised as close to your home as possible. Buy Local San Diego Produce by visiting one of the Certified Farmers’ Markets (CFM) in San Diego County allows you to experience agriculture. Farmers’ Markets provide venues for farmers to sell directly to consumers and supports small farming operations. * San Diego County Farm Bureau does NOT manage any of the Farmers Markets in the county. If you’re interested in becoming a vendor, please call the department of agriculture, weights and measures number listed below. Farmers Markets are certified by the County Agricultural Commissioner , ensuring that the produce is being sold by the grower, is grown in California, and meets a...

CG Events, in collaboration with Castro Merchants & the Civic Joy Fund, launched the Castro Night Market, a recurring series of nighttime events that feature food and retail vendors, entertainment and programming, and more. Check out more at www.castronightmarket.com.

Get the most out of your shopping trip with these insider tips.</p>"/> If you’re trying to eat healthier, farmers markets are a great place to buy produce. Fruits and vegetables are in season and at peak freshness. Markets also help you shop locally, which is good for the environment. And whether you’re talking with a farmer or a neighbor, you can enjoy a community atmosphere. If you’re new to farmers markets, here are some tips so you can get the most out of your shopping experience. Aim to create a shopping list based on the fruits and vegetables that are in season. You can research online before you go or ask for recommendations at the market’s information booth when you arrive. In the spring, you’ll find many vegetables, including asparagus, kale, and broccoli. There’s also a variety of delicious fruits available, such as apricots, oranges, and strawberries. If you’re not sure wha...

Our Saturday Market series will be held every FIRST Saturday of the month from March - November. This open-air extravaganza will feature 75 plus vendors offering a delightful array of baked goods, delicious cuisines, home décor, crafts, seasonal flowers, live entertainment and more. Enjoy sunshine and shopping at our Saturday Market. The Saturday Market series attracts 10,000+ attendees, encompassing both local citizens, families, and out of town visitors, while providing a vibrant, community event for the whole family. Joining our vibrant community of vendors opens up exciting opportunities to showcase your products and connect with our amazing customers. Explore becoming a Saturday Market vendor with the following steps. If you are interested in becoming a Saturday Market vendor, please complete the application below and follow the steps provided. If you or your business is interest...

Grab your market basket, favorite recipe, and an appetite for fresh, local delights! Our vibrant year round market takes place in Andrews Park. We’re excited to showcase some of the finest Northern California farms, along with a diverse array of pre-packaged and prepared food vendors, local brewers and winemakers, arts and crafts, downtown businesses, city and county partners, and community non-profits. Our market is a vibrant gathering place for the community, showcasing an amazing mix of: All vendors are required to register and manage their participation through the links below where you can easily handle registration, payments, and communication. Certificate of Liability Insurance Naming Downtown Vacaville Business Improvement District and City of Vacaville as Additional Insured $1M per occurrence & $2M aggregate Certificate of Liability Insurance Naming Downtown Vacaville Busines...

This market runs every Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm through mid December, on Main Street between Palm and Center Street in Turlock. Formed in 2010, it operates as a nonprofit run by a volunteer board and features fresh produce grown by local farmers.