Farmers Market in Temecula (2025)

Temecula’s Saturday anchor draws regional growers, flower farms, and global street‑food stalls right into Old Town. Listed by the Riverside County Agricultural Commissioner and highlighted by the Old Town Temecula Association, it’s a year‑round snapshot of local agriculture and culture.

Every Wednesday, local farmers and specialty food makers gather on the mall’s exterior lot for an easy midweek shop. Confirmed by Promenade Temecula and also promoted by Visit Temecula Valley, it’s convenient, well‑run, and unabashedly local despite the retail setting.

Set on the historic Vail ranch site, this Tuesday market blends farm stands with family fun, including the Little Vail train. Verified by Vail Headquarters and listed by Riverside County, it’s a relaxed, heritage‑rich spot to meet growers and producers.

A festive night market in the heart of Old Town with live music, a gourmet food court, and artisan vendors. Confirmed by the organizer and featured by Visit Temecula Valley, this twice‑monthly, seasonal event feels like Temecula’s outdoor living room.

A seasonal evening marketplace curated by local events group In The Loop, mixing small‑batch foods, craft makers, and live performances. Regularly listed by Visit Temecula Valley, it brings community flair to the plaza after dark.

Monthly on third Thursdays, this courtyard market pairs Temecula Creek Inn’s setting with local makers, street food, and music. Presented by In The Loop and promoted by Visit Temecula Valley, it’s a mellow, locals’ evening hangout.

Ten minutes up the road, Sunday mornings keep the week’s farm haul going. LocalHarvest lists it as active for 2025, and the market operator groups it with Temecula’s circuit—expect certified farmers, pantry goods, and a friendly, neighborhood feel.

A winery‑garden pop‑up that invites dozens of local businesses alongside live music and bites. Listed by the Temecula Valley wine association, it’s a fun way to shop small makers while exploring Wine Country between tastings.

A periodic Sunday market hosted by Oak Mountain Winery featuring local artisans and food vendors, promoted by Visit Temecula Valley. It’s a low‑key, scenic stop to browse handcrafted goods with hilltop views.