Santa Cruz Farmers Markets

Year-Round Markets OPEN Rain or Shine! Expanded Downtown Hours: 12:30-5p.

Our year-round markets run rain or shine: Downtown SC Wedn. 12:30-5p, Westside SC Sat. 9a-1p and Live Oak/Eastside Sun. 9a-1p. The Felton & Scotts Valley markets will reopen in May of 2026.

For 30 years Santa Cruz Community Farmers’ Markets (SCCFM) has been committed to your health and to the health of the local economy.

Our family of five farmers’ markets showcases the best in regional organic produce, pasture-raised meats, eggs and dairy, sustainably-harvested seafoods and artisan-made goods.

Purchasing your food through the area’s farmers’ markets ensures that you are getting the freshest, healthiest and tastiest foods while supporting local jobs, increasing local spending and promoting the region’s strong farming tradition.

What’s good for you is good for your community.

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Downtown

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Time:	12:30-5p
Day:	Wednesday, CLOSED 12/24 + 12/31
Location:	Cedar St & Church St, Downtown Santa Cruz

Felton

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Time:	1:30-5:30p
Day:	Tuesdays
Location:	120 Russell Ave, Felton

Live Oak

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Time:	9a–1p
Day:	Sunday
Location:	15th & Eastcliff Dr

Scotts Valley

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Time:	9a–1p
Day:	Saturdays
Location:	5060 Scotts Valley Drive, Boys & Girls Club Parking Lot

Westside

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Time:	9a–1p
Day:	Saturday
Location:	Mission St. Ext. and Western Dr.

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New Vendors

If you'd like to become a vendor at any of our markets, please get in touch via email, or go to our New Vendors section for further information.

Latest Campaign

Platos De Bienestar: Healthy Plates Produce Rx

Platos De Bienestar: Healthy Plates Produce Rx In partnership with the Santa Cruz Community Health Centers the Santa Cruz Community Farmers’ Markets ran a two-year produce prescription program called Platos de Bienestar or Healthy Plates, 2023-2024. Pr …

Featured Vendors

Schletewitz Family Farm

For three generations the Schletewitz family has been growing fruit on their farm. The land was first purchased by Eric Schletewitz's grandparents in 1932 and has been in the family ever since. Eric and his family are committed to sustainable farming practices. As a part of his commitment, the farm is using non-conventional fertilizers.

Stackhouse Brothers Orchards

Stackhouse Orchards is family owned and operated for over 40 years now growing over 140 varieties of stone fruit as well as growing and flavoring their own almonds.

Molino Creek Farm

The Molino farm was founded by several families to preserve family farming and the beauty and exquisiteness of the land. They grow dry-farmed tomatoes, assorted vegetables and sunflowers.