Farmers Markets near Stockton, CA

Stockton

The International Food Hub at 110 N. El Dorado Street is a culinary incubator, not a produce market — it seats walk-ins for lunch weekdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., with rotating stalls run by Stockton entrepreneurs cooking Soul Food, Haitian, vegan Mexican, and Puerto Rican dishes. Stockton Community Kitchen, the nonprofit behind it, uses the hub to help home cooks turn recipes into food businesses.

Stockton

Stockton's downtown farmers market sets up on East Washington Street, in San Joaquin County — one of the most productive stretches of California's Central Valley farm belt.

Stockton

Stockton

A farmers market at the Stone Creek Village shopping center on Pacific Avenue in north Stockton, offering seasonal produce and local goods from Central Valley growers. Online listings for this market are sparse and inconsistent, so it's worth a call to the shopping center to confirm current market days before visiting.

Stockton

Park West Place Stockton Farmers' Market sets up at the Park West Place retail center on Trinity Parkway in Stockton. Vendor list, market day, and hours aren't confirmed online.

Lodi

The Lodi Certified Farmers Market fills downtown Lodi's School Street on Thursday evenings, 5 to 8 PM, from mid-May through late August — a summer tradition ranked among California's top five markets, drawing about 5,000 guests a night. More than 50 growers, producers, and food vendors line the streets, with live music in the beer and cider gardens, all run by the Lodi Chamber of Commerce.

Woodbridge

This certified market operates on North Lower Sacramento Road in Woodbridge, just outside Lodi, putting San Joaquin County's Delta-region produce and Lodi's wine-country agriculture within reach of local shoppers.

Manteca

Ripon

Ripon calls itself the Almond Capital of the World, its economy built largely on almond production in the San Joaquin Valley. This certified market runs at Mavis Stouffer Park on Stouffer Street in town, drawing growers from the almond orchards and row-crop farms that surround it.

Tracy

A farmers market held downtown near 10th and Central in Tracy, a San Joaquin County city on the western edge of the Central Valley farm belt, between Bay Area suburbs and open farmland.

Tracy

Our Certified Farmers Market is where community, flavor, and craftsmanship thrive. Meet local farmers with fresh seasonal produce, artisans with unique handcrafted goods, and food vendors serving delicious, made on the spot meals. Every purchase supports small local businesses. Come stroll the booths, taste the freshness, and take home something special—because here, every visit feels like coming home.

Tracy

A farmers market in the parking area of West Valley Mall in Tracy, in the San Joaquin Valley farm belt east of the Bay Area.

Riverbank

Riverbank, in Stanislaus County, hosts an annual Cheese and Wine Festival every October that draws visitors from across the Central Valley. This certified market runs on Santa Fe Street in the small town, a direct-sale stop for growers from the surrounding dairy and produce farms.

Wilton

The Dillard Farmers Market in Wilton, CA is a vibrant community hub where local farmers, artisans, and families connect. It offers fresh, seasonal produce, homemade goods, and unique crafts while supporting small businesses and sustainable agriculture. With a friendly, small-town atmosphere, it’s more than a market—it’s a gathering place that strengthens community ties and celebrates the best of Wilton’s local culture.

Modesto

Modesto

The Modesto Certified Farmers' Market has been servicing Stanislaus County with fresh produce and locally made goods for over 45 years. We pride ourselves ingiving back to our community by offering free community outreach, kids activites, special holiday events and more throughout the year.

Elk Grove

Old Town Elk Grove Farmers' Market sets up at Old Town Plaza on Railroad Street, the preserved 19th-century core of a Sacramento County town that was still surrounded by grain and dairy farms before the region's rapid suburban growth. Vendor list and current hours aren't confirmed online.

Oakdale

Oakdale Morning Market, as it's officially named, is a newer addition to downtown — Saturdays, 8 to 11am, May through September, on North 3rd Avenue. It launched to give local growers and small businesses a direct line to Oakdale shoppers, rotating vendors and artisans weekly rather than running a fixed lineup. It's seasonal and summer-only, so it disappears once fall hits.

Rio Vista

A Market Advisory Committee under the Rio Vista Downtown Association runs this certified market on Main Street, between 2nd and 3rd, in the small Sacramento River Delta town of Rio Vista. It's built as much as a community meeting point as a shopping trip — locally grown produce sold direct by the farmers who grew it, county-certified and approved by the agricultural commissioner.