Farmers Market in Santa Clara (2025)

Downtown’s weekly anchor for peak-season produce and street eats, operated by Urban Village. Listed by the county agriculture office and featured by Edible Silicon Valley, it runs year-round on Saturdays with Market Match for CalFresh shoppers.

A Friday, year-round market on the medical center campus, run by the Pacific Coast Farmers’ Market Association. PCFMA highlights local farms like J&J Ramos and Celio Farms; a mellow, produce-first stop favored by weekday shoppers.

Santa Clara University’s half-acre organic garden sells donation-based produce on Fridays, welcoming neighbors during community hour. Praised by campus sustainability leaders for education and access, it’s a small but heartfelt taste of hyperlocal farming.

A seasonal Wednesday evening market just over the city line, produced by California Farmers’ Markets Association. Visit San Jose regularly spotlights it for its lively after-work energy, flowers, cheeses, and easy garage parking.

Urban Village’s Saturday market in tree-lined Willow Glen blends peak produce with live music and neighborhood energy. The local business association promotes it as a rain-or-shine community ritual with year-round hours.

Operated by West Coast Farmers’ Market Association, this Saturday market serves the historic Rose Garden district. Visit San Jose and community guides note its relaxed pace and easy access to nearby parks and libraries.

Revived in April 2025 under the Regional Farmers’ Market Association, this Wednesday market brings growers, hot foods, and artisans back downtown. Covered by City of San José, Local News Matters, and San José Spotlight.

A seasonal PCFMA market at Piedmont Middle School, running Saturdays with a diverse roster from ALD&Y Organic Farm to Little Sky Bakery. A reliable East San Jose option that Santa Clara shoppers hit for summer abundance.

A year-round Wednesday market at the county hospital, managed by West Coast Farmers’ Market Association. Expect practical shopping for produce and pantry goods with an easygoing, service-oriented crowd.

A South Bay classic operated by Urban Village since the late 1990s. The Campbell Chamber and LocalHarvest call out its year-round Sunday hours and deep vendor bench—produce, ranch meats, bakers, and knife sharpening days.

Volunteer-run and proudly neighborhood-focused, this Sunday morning market operates May through October with growers and small food makers. Visit San Jose and the Japantown Business Association celebrate its cultural flavor and early-bird hours.