Midtown Farmers Market

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"Sacramento is known as the Farm-to-Fork Capital, thanks to the thousands of acres of farmlands surrounding the city. The Midtown Farmers Market is the largest in the city, with more than 200 vendors. It does Sactown’s nickname proud with a wide variety of the freshest produce, alongside vendors like the hot sauce royalty Insomnia Hot Sauce and the lamb-and-chicken-slinging Kebab Guys. And after the market closes, there’s plenty to see and do in the neighborhood as well; Midtown is one of Sacramento’s most artistically vibrant districts." - Vox Creative

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.

Saturday mornings here feel like the city’s heartbeat—farmers, chefs, bakers, artists, and live music across several blocks. Highlighted by local press and community groups, it’s the place to taste Sacramento’s farm‑to‑fork spirit.

Celebrated by Condé Nast Traveler and local publications like Sactown Magazine, the Midtown Farmers Market is at the heart of Sacramento’s farm-to-fork movement. Every Saturday morning, local farmers, artisans, and food makers transform Midtown into a vibrant open-air event. You’ll find heirloom produce, fresh-baked bread, and ready-to-eat treats, all accompanied by live music and friendly faces. The market’s focus on small-scale regional growers and innovative food startups reflects Sacramento’s agricultural heritage and creative culinary energy.