EVERY SUNDAY · 12–4PM · CEDROS AVENUE
Solana Beach Farmers Market
Every Sunday afternoon the south end of Cedros Avenue turns into the closest thing Solana Beach has to a town square: local farmers, a food court, bakers and a row of artisans, year-round.
Next market: Sunday, October 2512–4pm on Cedros Avenue
At a glance
- When
- Every Sunday, year-round
- Hours
- 12:00pm – 4:00pm
- Where
- 444 S Cedros Ave, Solana Beach, CA 92075
- Closed
- Easter, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Day
- Cost
- Free to browse
What you'll find
About sixty vendors in four groups. The market says San Diego Magazine named it one of the county's “Great Farmer's Markets.”
Farmers
10 vendors
The reason to come: organic vegetables, certified produce, orchard fruit, mushrooms and locally grown cut flowers.
JR Organics · Lone Jack Orchards · Mountain Meadow Mushroom · Limelight Groves · Smit Ranch · Valdivia Farms
Food court
8 vendors
Lunch — tacos, Thai, yakitori, East African — eaten at street-side tables beneath the palm trees and umbrellas.
Chez Christophe · East African Cuisine · Global Tacos Grill · Yakitori Sawa & Sushi · 28 Thai · Salem's Smoothies
Bakery & pantry
18 vendors
What goes home in the bag — bread and pastries, honey, chocolate, tamales, granola, coffee.
Le Rendez-Vous French Bakery · San Diego Honey · California Olive · Gourmet M Chocolates · Gourmet Tamales · Flagstick Coffee Co
Artisans
24 vendors
A crafts area with jewelry, candles, soaps, knives, eyewear and art, at a range of prices.
Amy Joy Jewelry · Earth + Clay Collective · MAE Knives · Yaab Candles · Eleven:11 Bath Co · Sea Life Art
Vendors change through the year. See the market's current vendor list.
Plan your visit
Come at noon, and come hungry
The food court opens at 12 with the rest of the market, so lunch can be the first stop rather than the last.
It is in the Cedros Design District
The market sets up at the south end of Cedros Avenue, so the galleries and boutiques are a walk up the street when you are done.
The train stops on Cedros
Solana Beach station — Coaster and Amtrak — is on Cedros Avenue too, north of the market, so you can leave the car at home.
Closed on a handful of holidays
Easter, plus Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or New Year's Day when one falls on a Sunday. Every other Sunday of the year, it is on.
Make an afternoon of it: the shops on Cedros, every restaurant in town, the beaches and getting here by train.
Want to sell at the market?
The market takes vendor applications online, and questions go to Keon, the market manager, through its contact form.
Farmers market FAQ
When is the Solana Beach Farmers Market?
Every Sunday from 12pm to 4pm, year-round. The market's own site lists four closure days: Easter, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
Where is the Solana Beach Farmers Market?
At 444 S Cedros Ave, Solana Beach, CA 92075 — the south end of Cedros Avenue, in the Cedros Design District.
Is the Solana Beach Farmers Market free?
Yes. There is no admission; you pay only for what you buy from the vendors.
What can you buy at the Solana Beach Farmers Market?
Produce, meats, breads, pastries, sauces, handcrafted chocolates, soaps, flowers, plants and jewelry. The market lists about 10 farmers, 8 food-court vendors, 18 bakery and pantry vendors and 24 artisans.
Is there food at the Solana Beach Farmers Market?
Yes — a food court opens at noon with street-side tables. Vendors on the market's list include Chez Christophe, East African Cuisine, Global Tacos Grill, Yakitori Sawa & Sushi and 28 Thai.
How do I become a vendor at the Solana Beach Farmers Market?
Apply through the vendor application on solanabeachfarmersmarket.com, which also posts the vendor terms and conditions. Other questions go through the site's contact form to the market manager.
Sources: solanabeachfarmersmarket.com · the market's vendor list · Cedros Avenue Design District. Checked Oct 11, 2026. The market does not publish parking, dog or EBT details — ask through its contact form.