San Diego Community Markets

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Street Market: A marketplace typically set up outdoors where vendors sell various goods, food, and sometimes services, directly to customers. These markets can feature a wide range of items like fresh produce, clothing, handmade crafts, and more. They often have a lively, bustling atmosphere and are a great place to find unique and local products.

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Community Street Markets

Community Street Markets of San Diego County

	Venue	Location	Calendar	Notes
	01: Harney Street Market	Old Town San Diego	Sat & Sun: 10AM-4PM	Offers a diverse range of products, including jewelry, photography, pottery, clothing, paintings, hand-painted glass, woodworking, and much more. A great variety of Old Town dining venues nearby.
	02: La Jolla Open Aire Market	Girard Street @ La Jolla	Sundays: 9AM-1PM	Family fun days, field picnics, weekly musicians, located at La Jolla Elementary School.
	03: Kobey's Swap Meet	San Diego Sports Arena	Fri / Sat / Sun 7AM-1PM	San Diego’s Largest Outdoor Marketplace! A bargain-hunter’s paradise drawing more than 1,000 sellers and 20,000 shoppers weekly.
	04: Lane Field Park Market	San Diego Bayfront - Corner of Broadway and Harbor Dr	??	Showcasing 40 of San Diego's best food and craft vendors.
	05: Oceanside Sunset Market	Pier View and Coast Hwy	Thursday: 5PM-9PM	Featuring up to 200 merchants and spanning four city blocks, hot food from around the world, gourmet goodies and desserts, eclectic shopping and live entertainment.
	06: Fallbrook Main Avenue Farmers & Artisans Market	Main Avenue	Sat: 9AM-1:30PM	Support food availability, local farmers & growers and engage the community.
	07: Vista Farmers Market	Vista County Courthouse	Sat: 8AM-Noon	Consists of 5 marketplaces: Specialty Foods, Certified Farmers, Worlds Fare, Artisans Market and Gardeners Market.
	08: San Marcos Farmers Market	251 North City Drive	Tues: 3-7PM	Coming to the farmers market makes shopping a pleasure rather than a chore.
	09: Escondido Farmers Market Escondido Arts Partnership	Heritage Garden Park Grand Ave	Tues: 2:30PM-Sunset	Support local agriculture and businesses.
	10: Hidden Farmers Market	Grape Day Park Escondido	Sun: 9AM-1PM
	11: Main Street Farmers Market	Valley Center	First and Third Thursdays (May through October) / 4:00-8:00 PM
	12: State Street Farmers Market]	Carlsbad	Wedz: 2:30-7PM [Mar-Nov]	a fresh-air grocery store with plenty of artisan food vendors to round out your shopping experience,
	13: Leucadia 101 Farmers Market	Paul Ecke Central Elementary School	Sun 10AM-2PM [Except Easter]
	14: Cardiff 101 Farmers Market	San Elijo College	Sat: 10AM-2PM	Encinitas is known for its agricultural history and was once the “flower-growing capital of the world.”
	15: Ocean Beach Farmers Market	4900 Block of Newport Ave	Wedz: 4PM-8PM	The OBMA team enjoys answering questions about the community and local merchants.
	16: Coronado Farmers Market	Coronado Ferry Landing	Tues: 2:30-6PM
	17: Mira Mesa Farmers Market	Mira Mesa High School	Tues: 2:30 - 7PM
	18: Otay Ranch Farmers Market	Otay Ranch Town Center	Tues; 4PM-8PM.
	19: Pacific Beach Tuesday Farmers Market	901 Hornblend Street	Tues: 2PM-7PM	The essential outdoor grocery store offering the unique opportunity for customers to meet the farmers and makers of the freshest fare from the small local businesses that they love!
	20: Little Italy Mercato	Date St & Kettner Blvd	Sat: 8AM-2PM Wed: 9:30AM-1:30PM	The Saturday market is San Diego County's largest, filling six city blocks on West Date Street from west of Kettner Blvd to Front Street.
	21: Mt Hope Community Garden	4296 Market St	Wedz: 11AM-1PM
	22: Santee Farmers Market	Santee Pathway Center	Wedz: 3PM-7PM	it’s healthier to buy food from farmer’s markets.
	23: Linda Vista Farmers Market	Linda Vista Plaza	Thur: 2PM-7PM
	24: North Park Thursday Market	30th St & North Park Way	Thur: 3PM-7:30PM	We have activities for kids, live music, and much more.

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See Also:

• Edible San Diego - Guide to local markets.
• San Diego Farm Bureau -

Buy Local San Diego Produce by visiting one of the Certified Farmers’ Markets (CFM) in San Diego County allows you to experience agriculture. Farmers’ Markets provide venues for farmers to sell directly to consumers and supports small farming operations.

Many of our county’s growers operate small family farms. They have developed a reputation for quality, high-value specialty crops. Buying local is simply the concept of buying food and floral products produced, grown, or raised as close to your home as possible.

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