Farmers Market in San Jose

Revived in 2025 at Hammer Theatre Plaza, this midweek market gathers small farms, hot food stalls, and artisans. Reported by San José Spotlight and announced by the City of San José, it’s a lively stop for students and downtown workers.

Volunteer-run and proudly local, this early Sunday market anchors one of America’s three remaining historic Japantowns. Eater SF highlights the neighborhood’s stellar food scene; come early for seasonal produce, Japanese sweets, and handmade goods.

A year-round East Side staple with a deep bench of farms and food artisans, including standout Asian greens and Latinx flavors. Operated by PCFMA and frequently featured by local tourism sources for its friendly plaza vibe.

Saturday mornings on a neighborhood school campus bring fresh produce, musicians, and local makers to tree-lined Willow Glen. Organized with the Willow Glen Business Association and highlighted by regional travel guides.

Set beneath Lincoln High School’s solar canopies, this community market offers peak-season fruit, flowers, and hot foods. Operated by West Coast Farmers’ Market Association and listed by county agriculture officials.

Southside neighbors head here Saturdays for strawberries, Asian vegetables, and kettle corn. A year-round PCFMA market at Southside Community Center, also noted by regional food publications for its solid vendor mix.

At a classic South San Jose plaza, longtime local operators Joe and Berni Aliotti host growers, bakers, and street-food favorites. Frequently included by city tourism roundups for its relaxed, community-first atmosphere.

Cambrian’s community market brings farms and makers to a neighborhood school every Saturday. Run by independent local organizers CHAMP, with seating, music, and programs supporting nutrition benefits.

A seasonal Saturday market at Piedmont Middle School, known for summer produce, baked goods, and family-friendly crowds. Operated by PCFMA and featured by local visitor guides for North Valley residents.

A breezy evening market along the Row, managed by an established farmers’ market association. Widely listed by Visit San Jose; expect farm stands, prepared foods, and occasional demos amid the promenade.

New in 2025, this North Side Saturday market supports small farms and San Jose food makers in the Brokaw–Murphy–Hostetter corridor. Launched by the Regional Farmers’ Market Association and listed by the county agriculture division.