Overview

The Sunday Marin Farmers Market is MAI’s largest market and the third largest farmers market in California. At summer’s peak, nearly 200 local farmers, specialty food purveyors and artisans come together to celebrate a vibrant local food movement. This market has grown tremendously since it opened in 1987, and has long been considered one of the premier markets in the state. Still, the market maintains its community roots, welcoming local eaters who religiously come to the market to take home the freshest foods of the season and to thank their farmers.

To learn about public tours of the Marin Farmers Markets please visit our Eat Local 101 page.

From the Manager

One can’t help but love a sunny summer morning at the farmers market! There is nothing better than ending a weekend (or starting a week) by spending a little time cruising through one of California’s largest markets. This time of year is special for all those who cherish the sight of colorful veggies (Happy Quail peppers, Madison Grower heirlooms, and The Peach Farms summer squash), the aroma of fresh flowers (Petal Pusher, Cypress Flowers, and Brookside Orchids) and the taste of an assortment of candy-like fruits (Diekman Farm peaches, Sartori strawberries, and K & J pears). If you’re like most, when you get overwhelmed with all the choices just start tasting everything. Trust that your senses will fill your shopping cart full of delicious goodies to get you through the week. Or if you’re like us and you like to ask a lot of questions, ask the farmer yourself. This interaction with the people who are putting the heart and soul back into our food is one of the most unique aspects of farmers markets.
- Brad Burger & Adriana Broullon, Market Manager

Map & Directions

The Sunday Marin Farmers Market takes place in the parking lot behind the Marin Civic Center. Click here to Google directions to this location.

Who's at the market?

These lists represent the vendors that are in the Sunday Marin Farmers Market as of January 31st. Many sellers come and go seasonally, so check back frequently.

Artisans
Commercial
Farmers
Fishermen
Food Purveyors