Nice local market. Plenty of fresh products and produce. The parking is a little tight so be aware…read more Highly recommend.

Small but quaint. Really loved the vendor Ha's Apple Farm for his Apple chips and fruit leather…read more Not to mention his Fuji apples were so good. We also really loved that it was kid and dog friendly as we were coming from out of town for a camping trip out here! We also got sprouted nuts that just tasted so clean and nutty.

I wanted to take advantage of being in big Bear on a Tuesday to come by the local farmers market,…read morebut unfortunately, it decided to rain today. The market was still going on, but much less activity and hardly anyone there. I think the parking lot is usually pretty full and as you can see the picture it is very empty today. Standard lineup of farmers market things like produce and crafts and other food items. It didn't take long to walk around, I think there were less vendors than usual due to the rain. I did buy a loaf of delicious bread and and planning on stopping by again in the future if I'm ever around on a Tuesday.

Every Tuesday except for in winter time is the Big Bear farmers market. 8:30 AM till 1 PM. Ample…read moreparking next to all the vendors so you don't have to walk too much at all. A lot of lovely fresh produce and some unique items like local honey, Kefir cheese, radish sprouts, sports jerseys, dog treats, great looking hats, many wonderful flavors of fresh hummus, fun tie-dyed shirts, dresses and rompers, gemstones, sports items, etc., etc.! Everything looks very fresh and delightful. Very friendly vendors that greet you with a big smile and sometimes will give you discount if you ask for one! I'd get there early though on the hot summer days, I got there at 11 and it was baking out. Very enjoyable experience other than the hot pavement for my dog! Highly recommend this farmers market!

What a great place for local, fresh produce and unique gifts and my favorite...dates…read more Easy to find parking and friendly stall owners and the the food trucks were great.

I haven't been to the indoor market which moved inside to the pavilion during the summer months as…read moreit is hot outside. Only checked out the outdoor market which is great in itself. The pavilion does have a decent amount of parking in the lot. Literally right next door to the community pool. It's also where the vintage market that happens once a month is held as well. The market is free to get in. Pets aren't allowed with signs posted out front. Once inside, everything is in the main room. First impression, wow it looked pretty cramped. They have a good amount of vendors on deck but majority of the vendors are produce and fruits. It's kind of a given as it's a farmers market. Also a few bakery and specialty stalls were also set up. There's not really a marked path to follow but make your own way. It can get packed as the room is filled with stalls and customers. Downfall, I didn't see any vendors with fresh cut flowers. Loads of fruits on displays and very colorful. Compared to the outside market, I feel like this one is lacking in a sense of vendors. I don't know if they rotate who can sell each week or if everyone that was there this weekend was the usuals. Don't get me wrong, there's loads of fresh produce and fruits on display but it was a bit too cramped for me. I prefer it outside but with the desert heat, this is definitely better for everyone and everything.

Whenever we are in PS, we hit all the markets, for fresh fruits and veggies and seeing what is new…read morewith vendors. This is a great place to grab fruit and take it into Joshua Tree when hiking, we really do enjoy the service from the vendors and the vibe from walking around and finding new items.

I visit the area a couple times a year and always try to hit the farmers market…read more All the produce I've ever purchased here has been top notch. I got some spinach and radishes this week that are just divine; I've been putting them in everything. (I suggest putting some fresh spinach at the bottom of your ramen bowl and letting the hot broth soften the leaves up; sliced radishes go on top) The tamales I got this week were AMAZING. A couple years back I got some not-good tamales, but when I saw the vendor this week I was like "yes, these are the good tamales!!!" Oh, and if you see the stall with the pistachio croissants, go for it.

Great farmers market with many vendors. I finally made it out here to check it out. Thursdays from…read more8:00 am to 12 noon. It's at the community college. Plenty of parking but it is on dirt and there is a short walk. Not too bad even with my arthritic knees. I came here to find some heirloom carrots since I like them in the bean soup I am making. There is plenty of seasonal produce available. It is autumn so there are assorted persimmons and apples just in time for the holidays. I found the heirloom carrots at the very last produce stand at the market. The carrots still had the tops on them so those will be for the wild rabbits that come at night to my house. I bought a dozen tamales from the Tamale Guy. There were so many choices including vegetarian and dessert ones. I bought two each of the chicken, beef, pork, beef and olive, pineapple and raisin, and sweet corn to try. So delicious so this may be a go-to for tamales. The chicken one was especially tasty! I will try more of the vegetarian varieties next time. I was feeling a little thirsty so I bought a peach oolong tea from the Tea Life vendor. It came with basil seeds, rainbow jelly, and a slice of fresh peach. So refreshing and not too sweet. On my way out, I purchased three loaves of bread from the Old Town Bakery Company stand. It was so hard to choose since there were so many varieties! I selected the Squaw Bread, the Jalapeño Cheese, and the Sourdough Whole Wheat. The Squaw Bread is excellent, one of the best I have tasted! This farmers market is definitely worth checking out. There are other vendors selling items other than produce so there is plenty to see and find.

A 1st timer and wow! This Farmers Market is pretty dang good. Parking is available in the dirt lot…read morebut it has plenty of room. I tried just walking around first but that was just that. A try, which failed miserably. Had to get some shrooms, jalapeños, poke and a few more items. All the vendors were very welcoming. You could almost try anything that was being sold, food wise. They take cash or card. I'm glad I finally had some time to enjoy the market.

Decided to walk through the farmers market at Indian wells.... I bought a couple of tomato's, & a…read morepound of figs.... Mostly fruit & Veggies here, but they also had some other things, toffee, salsa, food areas, plus-knife sharpening.... Plenty of parking so no worries there....

The Saxophone player was the best part of my experience. Otherwise everything else was very pricey…read moreand there wasn't much variety.

Loved it ! Wish I could have stayed longer .... I was about to buy something or a Few things…read moreactually but as usual ... life called and I had to leave

*Support Local in Rancho Mirage*…read more Opening Day was Oct 6th for The Rancho Mirage Farmers Market... Every Friday 8am-2pm... Met lots of great people & vendors... The highlight for me was listening & talking to Gregg Thomas, Rockin' in the Free World, with brilliant shades of Neil Young...then he dug up some Wildflowers and played me some Tom Petty. There's live music here every week, but make sure not to miss out on Gregg Thomas on the 2nd Friday of every month... Make sure to visit Adam at the Brothers hummus & dips booth -- same products/owenrs of the famous Mothers brand -- my all time fav...and always vegan with no GMO & added preservatives... (Bought 2) If you love homemade sourdough bread & pumpkin bread loafs -- gluten free too -- Jeremy in the LA Chargers hat is your friendly guy & baker...and his charming wife, Manda, sporting Nike sports tops is there to assist him. (Bought GF pumpkin bread loaf) If cheese is your thing, visit cool blue-eyes Greg in the San Diego Padre baseball cap for some special US grade Jersey Cow Milk Cheese... (Sampled & delicious) If you like to salsa & eat Tamales the size of burritos, Carlos is your amigo with lots of great veggie, vegan and carnivore options... (bought 2 chicken) Wanna Juice-it-up? Go see sweet Helena at her pretty pink Juicetini Bar... (Fascinated by her startup story) If you fancy the delicacy of homemade Rugelach, like my Dad & Granny, Maureen is your spunky sweet gal with 6 types to choose from. I'm an apricot dude... (Sampled & delicious) If you prefer homemade Nut Brittle, Sweet Smilin' Sara is the booth for you... (Sampled & delicious) For a healthier sweet treat, Momma & Papa Love are so cool & chill behind their Freeze Dried Candy & Fruit booth for over 30 years... (they had me at Candy Corn) If you prefer candlelight, stop by and say hey to friendly Dylan at his unique candle/soaps/body wash booth... (smelled the sweet aroma) If you appreciate handmade greeting cards & stationary by a beautiful & amazing rising artist, Sarah checks all the boxes & canvas... (Admired her work) If you want to make a fashion statement and appreciate handmade Jewelry, the lovely Shannon is your stylist in waiting at her booth... (Admired her collection) Lots of produce stands and more booths to come as the snowbird vendors arrive back in town.... Starting in November, free Yoga classes from 10am-11am. You read that right ~ FREE ~ so grab your mat & come kickback... Sorry if I left out some vendors, but check the website or give them a call and try to support local... No matter what your thing is...this little Farmers Market located at the beautiful & spacious Rancho Mirage Community Park is a grandslam.

The Murrieta Farmers Market has become one of my favorite Sunday morning traditions. It's open from…read more9am to 1pm every Sunday. Located at 24480 Village Walk Pl, Murrieta, CA, United States, 92562. I've been coming here for years for the fresh local produce and to support the many wonderful local vendors. There is always such a great variety. You can find beautiful produce from local farmers, fresh made-to-order food, olive oils and balsamic vinegars, handmade soaps, jewelry, and even unique items like dog leashes and toys made from fire hoses. There is always something interesting to discover, and new vendors seem to pop up regularly. One of my favorite things after coming here for so many years is getting to know some of the vendors and seeing their friendly, smiling faces week after week. It really gives the market that wonderful local community feel. The produce has always been fresh and delicious, there is plenty of parking, and I rarely leave empty-handed. Such a wonderful way to spend a Sunday morning and a Murrieta tradition I continue to enjoy. Definitely worth a visit!

The Murrieta market nights farmers market in Temecula Valley gas do much to offer. It is bigger…read morethan the promenade market, vail market, and Temecula market. There is lots of local vendors, food trucks, artisans selling handcrafted goods. There are also several shops and restaurants open in the area. Live music acts through the market. Kid and family friendly. I highly recommend this farmers market happening in historic Downtown Murrieta on the first and third Thursday of each month from 5-9 p.m.

This review is for a company that sells at both, the Hesperia Farmers Market on Saturdays and the…read moreApple Valley market on Sundays. The company I love buying from is Micro Farms. A company run by a super sweet young tho old soul's couple who have not only mastered the art of growing sprouts. They are beyond knowledgeable on the many varieties. Don't know about you, but I am afraid to shop my local stores for produce, especially knowing people have died from dirty lettuce. If not eColi or another nasty bug, I don't trust what is in the air, where it is from, or what they are being sprayed with. Not to mention the high cost of shrinkflation only to have the produce go bad. That being the true cost of buying outside our state or country. We owe it to ourselves to use the FARMacy over the pharmacy, and the only thing better than growing it ourselves is buying local. I grow my own sprouts, but have yet to get them as full as MicroFarms. They grow quite a selection that go well with my small weekly batch. If you are serious about how you look and feel going into the new year, consider giving MicroFarms a try. Their sprouts pack a nutritional punch. They are so versatile and can be used in so many ways. From replacing lettuce in sandwiches and wraps to being added to salads or atop fixin's of a charcuterie spread. The ideas are endless. They also do giveaways. I was blessed to receive a flat of my choice. Seriously best of all is the energy they exude into their beautiful and tasty sprouts. Not seeing a website, but here's their info - https://www.instagram.com/farmsmicro/

My family and I attended the farmers market this Saturday and we loved it. There is so much heart…read moreand authenticity at each booth and food truck, affordable prices, and quality goods. There was fresh produce, baked goods, cuisines of all kinds, home goods, gardeners, and much more. We had such a good time that we have decided to make it a weekly tradition to attend the farmers market on Saturdays