Farmers Market in Clovis

The city’s summer ritual: certified growers, street eats, and live bands lining Old Town. Dates and details are confirmed by Visit Fresno County and the market organizers, with the NOSH program underscoring local impact.

A year-round, produce-forward market locals praise for its intimate feel. Clovis Roundup and Visit Fresno County highlight stalwart vendors and steady seasonal variety—perfect for stocking up without the Friday crowds.

A Laotian American family farm known for specialty herbs, seasonal produce, and tropicals. Profiled by Clovis Roundup and regularly noted as a Saturday anchor by local outlets.

Husband-and-wife beekeepers John and Lynette Ballis pour raw varietal honeys and share bee wisdom. Featured by Clovis Roundup; a favorite stop for local, small-batch sweetness and beeswax goods.

A family-run Madera farm widely cited by Visit Fresno County and FresYes for beautiful greens, citrus, and stone fruit—plus the warm rapport regulars love.

Clip-to-order microgreens and robust nursery starts, photographed in action by Clovis Roundup. Their LocalHarvest listing confirms 2025 activity and cool-season Fresno-area market appearances.

Scratch-made pastries with European roots, frequently called out by Fresno Bee guides and local calendars for market appearances. Expect scones, brownies, and seasonal specials.

Indonesian-inspired snacks—mung bean crackers, seed brittles, and granola—spotlighted by the Fresno Bee’s feature on unusual finds at the market.

Fresh-squeezed orange and mandarin juice poured to order, plus handwoven Ghanaian baskets. Highlighted by the Fresno Bee for adding color and craft to market mornings.

A convenient Monday market on the hospital campus, listed by regional market guides with current hours. Handy for weekday produce without leaving Clovis.