With its mild weather and abundant sunshine, California is known for producing an excellent variety of produce. If you’re looking to bring some of that fresh produce into your home, consider checking out some of these top farmers markets around Vacaville.
Vacaville Farmers’ Market
When you’re looking for a great farmers market in the area, you can’t beat the Vacaville Farmers’ Market. Held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday from May to October, the market is an excellent place to get all the fresh fruit and vegetables you need. Of course, produce isn’t the only thing you’ll find at the market. You can also enjoy live entertainment, local performers, artisan vendors, demonstrations, and more. Make plans to head to Downtown Creekwalk Plaza in Andrews Park to check out all the action.
Fairfield Certified Farmers Market
Held on the green space at the intersection of Jefferson Street and Texas Street in Fairfield, the Fairfield Certified Farmers Market is open every Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m. from May to October. The market not only features locally grown produce but also hosts crafters and artisans who bring their handmade goods to sell. Plan an evening at the market and come to enjoy children’s activities, live entertainment, and some great fresh food for dinner.
Benicia Certified Farmers Market
Running from 4 to 8 p.m. every Thursday from April to October, Benicia’s Certified Farmers Market in Benicia is where farmers throughout the region come to sell their wide array of fresh vegetables, fruits, nuts, and flowers. You can also find food vendors who sell snacks and dinners at the market. If you’re looking for something special for yourself or as a gift, be sure to check out the arts and crafts vendors. The market is held on First Street between B and D streets.
Delta Farmer’s Market
Open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., the Delta Farmer’s Market in Isleton makes it easy to get all the fresh produce you need. In addition to shopping for produce, the market offers several other activities. For instance, you’ll have a chance to learn more about agriculture and farmers in the area, and the market hosts wine tastings of Delta varietals on Saturday and Sunday. After you sample the wines, be sure to hang around for the live music that’s also performed throughout the weekends.
Vallejo Farmers’ Market
Open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Vallejo Farmers’ Market is an excellent place to find freshly caught seafood, beautiful flowers, and the freshest fruits, vegetables, and nuts of the season. Popular vendors at the market include Bodega Bay Oyster Company, Goldrush Bay Area Honey, Sunrise Nursery, and Jacob’s Farm. To check out all the action of the market yourself, head to Georgia Street between Sacramento Street and Sonoma Boulevard.
Whether you’re looking to buy some fresh fruits and vegetables or you’re just interested in discovering something fun to do one day, you’ll find everything you’re searching for when at these top farmers’ markets around Vacaville.
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