Farmers Market in Sacramento (2025)

Year-round Saturday staple run by the Midtown Association, spanning multiple blocks with 200+ vendors. Recognized by American Farmland Trust and covered by local outlets like KCRA and CBS Sacramento; a true snapshot of the city’s farm-to-fork culture.

The Sunday under-the-freeway institution where chefs shop early. Year-round, farmer-focused, and noted by the Sacramento Bee for its unbeatable produce selection and brisk pace. Expect peak-season volume and serious deals from regional growers.

Community-driven and proudly inclusive, run by Food Literacy Center with EBT Market Match and kids’ programming. The 2025 season runs spring to fall, drawing small farms and local makers to historic McClatchy Park.

A downtown Wednesday lunch-hour scene blending certified farm stands with hot-food vendors. Operated by Downtown Sacramento Partnership with EBT and Market Match support from Alchemist CDC; seasonal dates posted each year.

An early-bird Sunday ritual near Southside Park known for Asian greens, herbs, and specialty produce. Frequently recommended by local guides and noted by the Sacramento Bee for its pre-dawn start and value pricing.

Thursday midday market curated by Downtown Sacramento Partnership. Expect hot lunch, a few farm vendors, rotating artisans, and programming like live music and a book club—an easy cultural pause steps from City Hall.

Seasonal Saturday market backed by District 1 partners and the Natomas community. Family-forward programming, local farms, and neighborhood makers bring the north side together all summer.

South Sac’s long-running Thursday market, now at the Florin Light Rail Station and operated by Alchemist CDC. Known for affordability and diversity, with CalFresh and Market Match to stretch budgets.

A Sunday seasonal market at Meadowview Light Rail operated by Alchemist CDC, mixing local farms with small food businesses and services like free bike repair days. EBT and Market Match available.