fresh produce, meat & seafood, dairy & eggs, baked goods, plants & flowers, honey, fresh herbs, prepared foods, artisan goods, preserved goods, coffee & tea, soaps & body care, nuts, juices & ciders
outdoor, park setting, organic vendors, WIC accepted
April – November 2025
Inexpensive
You can find fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, baked goods, canned or preserved fruits and vegetables, coffee and tea, crafts and woodworking items, cut flowers, dairy products, eggs, fresh and dried herbs, honey, juices and non-alcoholic ciders, nursery stock such as trees, nuts, poultry and fowl meat and products, prepared foods, red and other non-poultry meats, and soap and body care products.
Yes, the market accepts WIC benefits to support low-income families in accessing healthy foods.
Yes, the market features certified organic vendors offering organic products.
The market runs from April 5, 2025, to November 1, 2025.
You can contact the market by phone at (916) 476-4766 or visit their website at https://www.foodliteracycenter.org/oak-park-farmers-market for more details.
Small market but nicely done. KC Kombucha serves here! Yum, bring your refillable bottles for a discount. Taste local honey & fruits. Soaps, teas, candles & plants for sale.
The Oak Park Farmers Market is a brand new small market located at McClatchy Park on Saturdays from 9am-1pm. There are only a few vendors right now but all of them are great! There was fresh and dried flower bouquets, locally grown strawberries and veggies, homemade teas and pound cakes, aqua fresca
Small but lovely market, and great for someone who gets overwhelmed with choices at large markets.
Its got a lot of growing to do and the midtown farmers market wont calm itself down to let this farmers market exist. Its not a competition. I wish there would be some collaboration to get more people who would go to the midtown market here. This doesnt need to be on the same level or the same t
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