We reviewed 550+ Bay Area event sources and found 11 farmers markets in the Bay Area between November 1 and November 7. Last updated November 1, 2026.
Farmers' market on the Kaiser Permanente San Jose medical campus offers berries, stone fruit, potatoes, corn, bakery items, dumplings, tamales and falafel.
Downtown San Jose Farmers' Market offers fresh produce, strawberries, organic vegetables, eggs, bakery items, honey, dumplings, tamales, Thai street food, and local crafts on Paseo de San Antonio.
Fresh produce, local artisan products, and more available at the Pittsburg Farmers Market on City Hall Lawn.
Certified farmers' market in Evergreen Village Square offers local produce, eggs, meat, orchids, baked goods and prepared foods, accepting CalFresh EBT and WIC.
Farmers Market — Fresh produce and local goods offered in the Schoolhouse Parking Lot each Thursday.
Certified farmers' market in Old Oakland historic district offers diverse, affordable produce year‑round, rain or shine, accepting WIC, EBT and Market Match.
Farm stand at The Forge Garden offers certified organic produce on a sliding‑scale donation basis, with a student‑only hour followed by a community hour for all ages.
Grand Lake Farmers Market (Splash Pad Park) — 100+ vendors, 40+ farmers, ranchers, seafood, dairy, flowers, coffee, pastries, hot food; CalFresh EBT, Market Match, WIC accepted.
Pinole Farmers’ Market offers eggs, fresh breads, pastries, paella, empanadas, tamales, fruits, vegetables, handmade soaps, kettle corn, lemonade, strawberries, Filipino pansit, lumpia, doughnuts, and coffee.
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Berryessa Farmers' Market in Piedmont Middle School parking lot offers certified seasonal produce, berries, stone fruit, citrus, seafood and prepared foods; CalFresh EBT and WIC accepted.
Certified farmers' market at Willow Glen Elementary offers local produce, accepts EBT with dollar‑for‑dollar match up to $15, plus WIC and Veggie Rx.