5/24/26 Small but a good amount of vendors- about a dozen or so with friendly vendors, organized,…read moreclean. I have noted: Asian vegetables like okra, bitter melon, moringa pods: honey, peaches, peanuts, macadamia, nuts, cherimoya, fresh, natural juice, no additives, no preservatives, salsa Acapulco, orchids and potted plants for sale here Parking is free, located at the Temple City Civic Center. It was a very quick cursory visit (about 5-7 minutes) enough time to purchase bitter melon, okra & moringa pods-- all for $3. Not bad It may be small but I gave it 4 stars for what it offers-options for the community to buy from local farmers & merchants-- let's give some love for the small business owners who farmed (planted and reaped) and traveled to bring to the community (or cooked/made foods) Good experience.

Market match available here ! And such a mellow farm fresh experience low key not too crowded low…read morestimulation easy walk not overcrowded no elbows dogs or long lines in the aisles it's slow and peaceful ! And the fruits are farm fresh got the sweetest grapes from Esther !!! She's got the best ones I've ever tasted !!!

This is a new Farmers market that started the Fourth of July 2015. The part farmers market is not…read morelike the one in Pasadena were they have more variety of food/vegetables to purchase but it is new and I think that in time it will be a place where people will come out to hang out like in Monrovia. As for the food vendors... I haven tried too many other than the tamale guy. He sells them for 3-50 and 6 for 17.00. Needless to say I had to buy the value. It made a good lunch the next day. The masa is decent and the tamale is larger than the average. I liked the pork one. I tried beef and pork. It had softer mass which means more lard. It it was good. It is not like the place I go to in ela or El Monte but good for the convenience. I have gone twice here and last night there was another new tamale guy. I didn't try his, only the guy from ingle wood. I also went to the Mediterranean place from Monrovia. 10.00 for a salad, not bad I tried all the combo meat lamb chicken. The shaved ice will be the hit during the summer months. I saw a place that sold grilled whole squid which I thought was interesting. I wouldn't buy it myself personally but I mentioned it to my coworker and she told me she loves it that way. She pays 8.00 and is only 6.00 at the farmers market. They definitely have a variety of vendors and attractions for kids. Come out and support the farmers market if you have time. It is nice to have something in the city.

The farmer's market is back, but now it's Sunday mornings/ early afternoons at the Arcadia…read moreLibrary. Today was the first day of the new market and it's quite small. But people were buying from almost all the vendors. There's plenty of room to grow. Hoping this event grows and succeeds.

Recently I saw a board advertising Rosemead Farmer's Market and I decided to check it out…read more [Hours]: Monday from 5 PM to 9 PM; however this market has a history of not opening for an entire year as this is a seasonal market. The market used to be located in Civic Center Plaza, but it has moved to Rosemead Park (right next to the basketball courts). [Parking]: To my surprise, it was not easy to find a spot to park. Rosemead Park is a popular spot for local residents to come and exercise, so I had to park at the lot for Encinita Elementary School. [Amenities]: No dogs allowed in food court. No skateboard, no bike, no scooters, no hover boards, and no roller skates. There are plenty of restrooms in Rosemead Park, but park restrooms aren't exactly super clean. [Vendors]: I spotted jerky, tamales, michelaguas, Hong Kong waffle, Hawaiian shaved ice, two fruit/vegetable vendors, aguas fresca, kettle corn, and miscellaneous accessory stands. Honestly this is one of the smallest and emptiest farmers markets I have visited. The market was pretty dead when I got here at 8 PM and you can hardly call this a farmers market with just two fruit/vegetable vendors. This market felt more like an outdoor food court than an actual farmers market.

08/30/2021 Very small Farmer's Market. Not sure if it was…read morelike this before the pandemic. Masks are not being enforced at this time but most people do have masks on. There are three long booths for fruits and vegetables. A booth in the back for jerky and tamales. There is music playing and another booth for Rae honey and another for jewelry. A few other booths for other things but I didn't check them out to see what they offer.

If you're looking for a nice evening activity where you can get some fresh air and support local…read moreentrepreneurs, this is a great little night market to do just that! And it's very family friendly - they even have games like a giant Connect Four and bean bag toss! I have to say I was just a tad surprised at the size - the name "night market" gave me visions of something like the 626 market - but this is much smaller so just be aware. But I think that's a good thing - much smaller crowds and more local sellers! There was even a DJ playing fun, energetic music. There are several rows of booths offering all sorts of fun items - jewelry, ceramics, art, crafts, foods and treats- even Halloween items! There was also even a Henna artist. They had several food booths as well - tacos and pizzas, bubble tea and a lovely fruit booth that even had açaí bowls! Yum!! It's in a pretty central location in the SGV and there was plenty of street parking. I read there's a parking lot but I didn't find it - but like I said - plenty of street parking. There was a Yelp Elite event going on but I wasn't part of it this time - just came out to support some local businesses! It's free to enter but they ask that you reserve free tickets on Eventbrite - not sure why though bc there's no check in area or anything - I reserved 3 tickets for my party but couldn't find where we needed to show them - you basically just walk in. Very very similar to the local farmers markets that you'd find in places like Old Town Monrovia etc.

I came for the October Halloween Howlin Night. It was located in this parking lot area of what…read moreseemed like a rec center. There is plenty of parking for those who would like to drive and park off of Las Tunas. I opted to just walk since I was less than a mile away. For a night market, it was quite small. Two rows of small nic nacks you can buy ranging from jewelry to essential oils. There was a small food section that had Korean bbq, Mexican food and pizza. We opted to try the Korean BBQ from GOCHU Gang. It was very delicious! You can definitely smell it from afar. The only thing was they didn't have their prices or what's on the menu listed on a stand. They did say they had a online menu but there is no posts with a QR code. So we just blindly ordered essentially and asked what they recommended. There were a few stands with dessert such as the cookies from Crackle n Puff and crepes. I do wish the night market was bigger. There weren't many things to see and the stands that were there were very selective. Night markets are usually more successful when there is a variety of stands. Overall, it was cute and small. If you're into a small and free night markets, it would be a cute night out. We spent about a little over an hour there. Just don't have super high expectations like the large night markets.

I was looking for an authentic Vietnamese fruit shop and I stumbled upon this cute mom and pop…read morestore. I ended up trying their sugar cane juice, mangoes, and jackfruit. I normally get my sugar cane juice from another store but the one here is better tbh. It's more fresh tasting and worth it for the amount you get. The mangoes you have to let ripen up in a few days but once they do, oh em g they are so good, best mangoes ever. So fresh affordable and yummy. As for the jackfruit it's already prepped and ready to eat which is amazing because preparing jackfruit HURTS its like a giant durian. The jackfruit has a nice sweetness that is unlike any other fruit in my opinion. Being Vietnamese American it means a lot to support businesses like these because it reminds me of my own parents. The staff were so sweet and patient and helped me choose which fruit to buy as well! Everyone RUN don't walk to this cute fruit shop that just so happens to house the yummiest fruit and fruit juices ever!!!

I love their getting fruits, especially ones that are hard to come by and hard to cut like…read morejackfruits. They sell jackfruits, mangoes, durians, lycees, etc. The staff are extremely friendly.

Come support the local new Saturday farmers market. Live music, plenty of parking, prepared food…read moreand local produce. Just getting off the ground and will need our local support to survive.

My first visit to this farmer's market went great! Parking was easy to find around 7:30 in the…read moreevening. It appeared that there was a movie night going on in the field. The band's performance was good! I love the variety of stands. They had coffee, boba, desserts like cookies, waffles, cheesecake bites, pupusas, tamales, hummus, yogurt, tacos, honey, kettle corn, peanuts, and aguas frescas. My favorites were the elotes stand, the stand next to it making tofu skewers, and the hummus stand. The corn was sweet and tasty! The skewers were delicious! The business owner, George, said it was his fourth week at this farmer's market. If you enjoy tofu, definitely give it a try! I also picked up different types of hummus and pita bread. I got basil hummus, chipotle hummus, avocado hummus, and spicy pepper hummus. I also had a taco de birria. The taco had a generous amount of birria but unfortunately lacked flavor. The consome also lacked flavor. I will be returning to try other items and getting a tofu fix!

Although this small farmer's Market has been around for several years, it has moved locations at…read moreleast 3 times. It is currently back at Barnes Park near City Hall around the tennis/pickleball courts. The band that was playing there 2 Thursdays ago was surprisingly very good. I would go back just to listen to them play. The market has a variety of cooked to order foods, drinks, and kettle/caramel corn. There were only a couple of booths offering fresh fruit & vegetables for purchase. Our highlight was our Leaflet drinks. Interesting flavors and yes they tasted good! We ordered a Blue Butterfly tea, Dear Jasmine coffee and I honestly don't remember the third drink. The dear Jasmine was my favorite but I am partial to coffee. If you are in the area on a Thursday late afternoon -early evening, stop by and enjoy the small farmer's market.

The more affordable of the Pasadena fleas. Easy to park location with many bathrooms available. Not…read moreas extravagant as the Rose Bowl but more quirky. A lot of the same vendors that frequent Long Beach and Topanga along with the Rose Bowl. I've found this and Long Beach to be fun all day treks. Seem to always find better odds and ends in the garage. There's a secondary area for vendors across the tennis courts a short walk either along the sidewalk or behind the tennis courts. Great for shopping or people watching. Use the QR code to park is there's a line at the machine.

Park on the surrounding streets but watch your time and read the signs well…read more This is a fantastic once a month event held at Pasadena City College parking lots and structure. There are vendors that sell the same things you find at every open air market such as cheap jewelry and resellers of online products. But there are some unique and true vintage items you just have to know your stuff and look. There are food and drink vendors on site, getting a large cup of refreshing cucumber lemonade to walk around with is the best.