Farmers Market in Santa Rosa

The county’s oldest market since 1967 and still the largest, with peak Saturday crowds and a strong midweek lineup. Recognized by Slow Food and repeatedly voted best locally; an essential stop for true farm-direct Sonoma flavors.

Year-round and community-driven, this market is praised by local tourism and run by seasoned organizers. Expect a balanced mix of farms, pastured meats, hot food, and artisan staples—easy parking and strong CalFresh/Market Match support.

A 2025 addition that quickly drew crowds downtown. Operated by respected regional market organizers, it blends peak-season produce with bakery pop-ups and family programming in the city’s central square.

Part farmers market, part street fair, and a local tradition since 1989. The 2025 season ran May–July with farm stands, chefs, and music drawing thousands to downtown on warm evenings.

Small, neighborhood-run and beloved for Sunday strolls near Railroad Square. Seasonal but active in 2025 per multiple listings; expect a compact lineup of local growers, flowers, and music with EBT acceptance.

A year-round Saturday morning ritual in the east-side Oakmont community. Compact, friendly, and dependable for seasonal produce, eggs, cheeses, and pantry goods—highlighted by regional tourism guides.

Rooted in the heart of Santa Rosa’s Latine community, this market showcases regional produce, pan dulce, and culturally grounded vendors. CalFresh and Market Match accepted; noted by county tourism and local food organizations.

A summer Thursday market hub for families using WIC benefits, connecting local farms with community health services. A practical, people-first way to experience Santa Rosa’s food system at work.