Urban Village Farmers' Market Association certified farmers' market in Montclair Village. Sundays, 9AM-1PM, open weekly year-round, rain or shine. EBT (with a dollar-for-dollar match up to $15), WIC, Veggie Rx and Beet Bucks accepted.
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Certified farmers' market in Montclair Village offers fresh produce, accepts EBT with a dollar‑for‑dollar match up to $15, plus WIC, Veggie Rx, and Beet Bucks.
Certified farmers' market in Montclair Village offers fresh produce, accepts EBT with a dollar‑for‑dollar match up to $15, plus WIC, Veggie Rx, and Beet Bucks.
Certified farmers' market in Montclair Village offers fresh produce, accepts EBT with a dollar‑for‑dollar match up to $15, plus WIC, Veggie Rx, and Beet Bucks.
Certified farmers' market in Montclair Village offers fresh produce, accepts EBT with a dollar‑for‑dollar match up to $15, plus WIC, Veggie Rx, and Beet Bucks.
Farmers' market in North Oakland DMV lot beside Frog Park, offering mobile knife sharpening on 2nd and 4th Sundays, accepts WIC, EBT, Market Match, Veggie Rx all ages.
Jack London Square Farmers Market (Jack London Square, Oakland) — Local produce, food, and craft products sold at the waterfront each Sunday.
Sausal Creek Trail Stewardship Crew restores trails in Dimond Canyon at Dimond Park Historical Scout Hut.
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.
Certified farmers' market in Old Oakland historic district offers diverse, affordable produce year‑round, rain or shine, accepting WIC, EBT and Market Match.
Alemany Farm hosts its 21st Annual Harvest Festival at 700 Alemany Boulevard, San Francisco.
Friends of Sausal Creek volunteers clear trails, repair storm damage, and remove invasive species at Bridgeview Trailhead.
Fresh produce, flowers, specialty foods, local artists' works, open restaurants, and often live music fill the 600 Block of Laurel Street market.
