This is SO cute!!! The entire park is lined with lights, you can literally just put your blanket…read moredown and hangout which is exactly what me and my friend did for hours on end. Their selection of fruit jewelry, just about everything was out of this world and they had live music!!! I absolutely loved it and got some veggies for my mom because she absolutely loves them! I believe this goes on until September but there are a few more around here I would like to try out but so far this one is hard to beat!!!

On Wednesday night - the Tuolumne Farmer's Market is the place to be. There is everything from…read morefresh produce, eggs, sourdough breads, pastries, jewelry, herbal products, crafts, plants, and more. The biggest draw is the lively community and live music. From June - September from 5pm- dusk - people gather with their picnic blankets, chairs, and big grins to kick back and support great local vendors and music. All ages are there to celebrate the warm nights, to meet up with friends, and to dance the night away. If you want a good spot - I suggest arriving early - since it fills up fast. Also be sure to bring water. Hydration is key. Trust.

I've always loved Farmers Markets…read more Growing up - I remember tagging along with my grandmother to the local community market in Wales. It was always fun stopping by the various stalls - as my grandmother picked up what she needed from each one. From sweets, to meat, and handmade crafts it was an adventure that I still carry with me to this day. Sonora Farmers Market - brings me back to those childhood memories in Wales. It's a magical beacon of life and wondrous booths. There is life everywhere. From colorful hand-made tye dye, to exceptional cold-brew coffee, to handmade sourdough, to hand-crocheted animals, to hand-poured candles, to organic salves, to beautiful jewelry, to local honey, to gleaming produce, to vintage shirts, and oh so many other wondrous things - Sonora Farmers Market is brimming with goodness. EVERYONE is beaming with joy at Sonora Farmers Market - from the customers to the vendors. There is a genuine and communal feeling of gratitude imbedded in the collective understanding that we all get to enjoy the beautiful sun before it hits its peak. We all get the breathe the fresh air - together. And we all get to enjoy the talents of each other - in one special gathering spot. There's even clean well maintained public bathrooms on the outskirts of it all - :) If you want a natural jolt to your day - that will last all weekend - come to Sonora Farmers Market. Support yourself and others - by admiring the abundance of joy that emanates from the intentional congregating of the local community. Trust.

Fresh vegetables! So Many places to choose from and they now…read morehave places that cook food. That was nice and it was fully packed. Parking wasn't too bad.

I had a blast shopping local for friends and family Christmas gifts here at Motherlode Grown. This…read moreis a must stop shop for all kinds of ideas. They also over gift certificates.

Was driving through Angels Camp on my way to Jamestown. Looked down to a park and was ohhhh what's…read morehappening there? Turned iff the main road and pulled up on a farmers market at a park. They had a gated in, access to ALL playground. Many venders and food. Arts and crafts by locals and some garden fresh food.

Cute farmers market. I bought some edible things.read more

Nice to have a farmers market 7 days a week. Not all is organic but some is. John was a nice guy…read moreand helpful finding what I needed to juice. Some items were a little wilted but I'm sure it's hard to keep the large quantities freshest. I'll be back!

Not sure if we just caught this place at a bad time because we heard lots of great things about it,…read moreand it was a constant flow of customers coming in and out. We can definitely see the lure to folks shopping here for what they had available. But we found most of the fruit in the bins to be passed their prime or rotting away. The customer service also much to be desired and was not as expected. There was one individual that barely even gave eye to eye contact with us and the other did not acknowledge us until we were ready to pay. Didn't seem very friendly at all. But we did make a purchase and we're probably will not return here.

Chicken Hawk Farm's gorgeous stand at the Twain Harte Open Air Market always makes me smile…read more Chicken Hawk Farm is a "Regenerative farm in Sonora, California. Specializing in cut flowers and organically grown produce..." They "strive to harmonize not harm." (info taken from their FB page) Their darling set-up at the Twain Harte Open Air Market exudes goodness. Their flower arrangements are beautiful and whimsical, and the owner is such a kind and genuine person. In all of my conversations with her - it's evident how much love she puts into cultivating her flowers and produce. And it shows. The flowers beam and her produce is on point. I've become a particularly big fan of buying her fresh farm eggs. They're so lovely looking - with a variety of different pastel shades. Whenever I stop by to purchase them, it allows me to time to admire her colorful flowers. You can learn more about some of the other locations that you can find Chicken Hawk Farm here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089814695845 . If you're looking to add some natural accents to your place, or looking for a gift for a friend and loved one - Chicken Hawk Farm's hand-picked flowers and their hand selected produce items - are perfect for a special occasion or person(s). Trust.

Super awesome farmers market, everything looks amazing and the people are very friendly…read more I got a cannoli here and it was one of the best I've had in years. The vibe was super chill. Probably would visit every time I'm in town.

Honestly I love Stockton's Farmers Market. I have only gone on Sundays so I am unsure of how it is…read moreon Thursdays. There is always tons of produce, plus other offerings such as local baked goods, eggs, and other food / drink items. I would say about 1/2 to 2/3 of the market is produce and the rest are the other types of vendors. I love that there is always good deals for fresh fruits and vegetables at the market and everything is reasonably priced while still getting to support local vendors. All the vendors are friendly and helpful when buying from them. There is a large variety of unique veggies including ones we see in most big-chain grocery stores but also more unique Asian veggies and unique mushroom varieties. I highly reccomend stopping by if you get the chance!

This is a great little farmer's market in downtown Volcano. Today's offerings were some huge…read moreorganic strawberries all the way from Watsonville the strawberry Capitol of the world, various varieties of citrus, vegetable plant starts, a nice lavender stand, local raw honey, beautiful flower arrangements, hand made chocolate candies, walnuts, artists, music, a local tamale lady with various hot sauces, coffee beans and another hot sauce stand. Baked in Amador was open for the farmer's market ( they're usually only open Thursday tru Saturday) with their awesome sourdough bread and pastries which sold out within 10 minutes! You could even get several different cocktails like a bloody Mary for 10.00 or a glass of wine. We look forward to going back to see if they expand and have other things available.

Love this Farmers Market. True vision of locals! Must try the homemade candies with walnuts - and…read morethe Bakery, a little more $ but best bread you can't find any where else!

My dad wanted to get one of their freshly baked apple pies. Very cute and quaint bakery on an…read morealmond orchard farm. I picked up a coffee mug as a souvenir. Nicely decorated interior. Great service. We will have the apple pie with vanilla ice cream later on for dessert. I know it it will be yummy!!!

The aesthetic of the location is beautiful! However the pie is nothing to rave about especially for…read more$40. We had been wanting to try this so called "gem" for a long time. Knowing now that the pie is meh at best. I will not be going back. Pie's in this part of California are not good. Best pie I have ever had is in Julian California at the Julian Pie Company. If you ever are interested in going it's not too far from San Diego California. In the fall it's beautiful but all year round is great to go and enjoy the best pies and scenery.