Overview

The Novato Farmers Market has established itself as one of Novato’s most anticipated weekday events throughout the summer months. Every Tuesday evening, local residents make their way to the recently renovated Downtown Novato to pick up seasonal fruits and vegetables from local farmers, enjoy a family dinner from one of the market’s truly unique food purveyors, and dance down Grant Avenue to the tunes of local musicians.

The Novato Farmers Market is pleased to partner with the Downtown Novato Business Association

From the Manager

The Novato Farmers Market opened for the season on Tuesday May 5th. Throughout the season we will welcome 50 farmers and food purveyors, and 25 different artisans to Grant Ave. Come meet market sweetheart Florecita Halog of Halog Farms and her wide assortment of mixed vegetables; Javier Ledesma of Splendor Salad and his organic strawberries, and Beth Sylver of Sylverleaf Olive Oil and her three distinct extra virgin olive oils. A core community of celebrated regulars will be returning for the 2009 season, including Novato locals: Sylvianna’s Salsa, Frank’s BBQ, Flourchylde Bakery, and Kettle Thai. The success of these local businesses is a testament to the market’s role in incubating small local businesses and bringing local people into the mix to give the market a unique Novato flair. It makes the market feel like a true community gathering place. As a Novato local, I’m most looking forward to seeing good friends. The market has a magical way of bringing folks together to celebrate good company and good food. It brings a lot of life to the City of Novato, and I’m simply thrilled to be a part of it. See you at the market!
- Tyler Thayer, Market Manager

Map & Directions

The Novato Farmers Market takes place on Grant Ave between Reichert Ave and Machin Ave. Click here to Google directions to this location.

Who's at the market?

These lists represent the vendors attending the market on Tuesday, August 11th. Sign up for our monthly e-newsletter to learn who we're welcoming back to the market.

Artisans
Commercial
Farmers
Fishermen
Food Purveyors