Farmers Market in Long Beach

A Sunday ritual on the water, this Harbor Area Farmers Markets staple draws small family farms, fishmongers, and cheesemakers. Noted by Visit Long Beach and the Los Angeles Times for its scenic setting and strong vendor mix.

Year-round Tuesdays and Saturdays in historic Bixby Park, this community-forward market blends certified producers with hot foods and artisans. Verified via LA County’s market locator and vendor calendars; a go-to for after-beach shopping.

Midweek at Appian Way and Nieto, this Wednesday market brings families and cooks to the waterfront for produce, breads, and flowers. Listed by LA County and highlighted by Long Beach Fresh’s citywide market roundup.

North Long Beach’s Thursday anchor under the trees, operated by Harbor Area Farmers Markets and known for EBT/Market Match access, baked goods, flowers, and seasonal produce. Included by Long Beach Fresh and beloved by neighborhood regulars.

A Friday lunchtime fixture serving downtown residents and offices. Run by Harbor Area Farmers Markets with a vendor list that often includes Bernard Ranch and Golden Farms. Confirmed by GoodVeg and Long Beach Fresh.

Independent and music-friendly, this Sunday market at Clark and Spring offers a relaxed pace with rotating small vendors, live sets, and plenty of parking. Profiled by Visit Long Beach and active weekly.

North Long Beach’s 7.5-acre urban farm hosts a donation-based farmstand and education programs serving local families. Featured by the Los Angeles Times and activated during Long Beach Fresh’s 2025 Foodways Summit.

A community-led Saturday market behind Long Beach Beer Lab, spotlighted by Visit Long Beach for its family vibe. Expect local farms, pop-up makers, music, and kid activities under the solar panels.