Farmers' Markets in San Francisco
Farmers’ markets are available throughout many neighborhoods in San Francisco and offer residents the opportunity to purchase local, seasonal fresh produce, specialty goods, and other items directly from the farmers. Schedules vary per site as markets may be open year-round or only during prime growing seasons, one day a week or several, and mornings, afternoons, and/or evenings. The Department of Public health published a Farmers’ Markets in San Francisco guide sheet. Additionally the links below provide full details and updates about the operations of your favorite neighborhood farmers’ markets.
- Alemany Farmers’ Market
- Castro Farmers' Market
- Crocker Galleria
- Divisadero Farmers' Market
- Ferry Plaza Farmers' Market
- Fillmore Farmers' Market
- Glen Park Village Farmers' Market
- Heart of the City Farmers’ Market
- Inner Sunset Farmers' Market
- Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Farmers' Market
- Mission Bay Farmers' Market at UCSF
- Noe Valley Farmers’ Market
- San Francisco State Farmers’ Market
- Stonestown Farmers’ Market
- UCSF Mission Bay Farmers’ Market
- UCSF Parnassus Farmers' Market
- Upper Haight Farmers' Market
Photo: Natalie Maynor
Additional Information for Farmers' Markets in San Francisco
Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association
The Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association (PCFMA) is not-for-profit organization that operates and promotes farmers' markets in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture
The Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture is dedicated to cultivating a sustainable food system through the operation of the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market and its educational programs.
