Clovis Farmers Market

I've always enjoyed the Friday Clovis Farmer's Market! It is one of my favorite in the Valley. Booths sell vegetables, fruits, nuts, crafts, and some food vendors with live music! We came later in the evening when it was much cooler. I haven't gone in awhile and glad I was able to come out to get some steps in! It's family friendly and very cute for a date night as well! The Clovis museum was also open which we enjoyed! Hours: 5:30pm to 8:30 pm.

The dude and I came to the Clovis Farmers Market on 4/18/20 and 5/16/20. We came a lot during summer 2019 as well and before COVID-19 shut downs.During summer Months farmers Market is Friday's and Saturdays. We have met so many amazing vendors which my favorite is the honey vendor! Sweet just like her honey and organic honey no sweetners straight from the comb. Delicious! Wild flower and Orange Blossoms are my favorite!There's also vendors that sell cherries during Cherry season, almonds of various flavors and in candy form too! Very sweet vendors too! Plethora of vegetables and fruits to choose from.They have music going, street blocked off A LOT of businesses that were once closed now open again. Some vendors were selling masks too! Although about 20% of people were wearing masks A LOT wasn't. Since Clovis lifted their stay at home orders and not enforcing some measures it was packed in the farmers market. They did have hand washing stations and hand sanitizers.Overall, I love going to the Farmers Market to find yummy treats and support local businesses and the community. Overall, ALL vendors were wearing masks and gloves. However no one was practicing social distancing so if you don't mind that definitely come out and support your local farmers market!!!

Maybe not many booths from the past couple yrs wreaking havoc on small businesses, but this is the saddest disappointment of Clovis. With such a big ag community too, many farmers skip out here because our markets are kind of terrible and they can make more in other communities. If you've ever been to the Bay's CFMA markets, you'll realize how much our area is truly missing out on. There's no info booth, but it's not necessarily needed when there's only 2-3 stands for actual farm fresh food and a very short/small market itself. Majority booths here are handmade goods, which if the organizers want to have at a FARMERS market, fine, but with the ratio of handmade goods to food, don't call it a farmers market. Riverpark market is no better, half are food trucks. I hope CFMA expands back out here. Clovis deserves so much better than this...

I enjoy the Old Town Clovis Farmers Market on Friday nights. Not to be mixed up with the smaller one that happens on Saturday mornings. The one to go to is the one on Friday nights. Make sure you check out the website for the schedule to make sure it is going on. The one on Friday is very family friendly and great vibes all around. A lot of vendors and live music. The kids will enjoy dancing that a lot of people partake in. It's a great way to spend a Friday evening and have dinner at one of the local restaurants there. Or if you just want a nice place to walk and people watch, it's also a good place to do so. Each year it gets bigger and better.

Love the Clovis farmers market. There is always plenty of parking, police for safety and a lot more booths than the farmer market in riverpark. It has a very cute feel to it with all the shops also open. And the whole street is blocked off for safety.

I've been to farmers markets up and down the state of California, and this is by far my favorite. Fresh tomatoes, onions, asian veggies(long beans, broccoli rabe, lemongrass, bok choi, etc), berries, watermelon, honey, nuts, and stone fruits are plentiful and delicious. I love the fact that most of the food sold is picked the same day, and from regions that I could plot on a local map. I bring my husband along so he can help carry our weekly supply of fresh fruits and veggies. After we have made our purchases, we stop by one of the side street vendors for our Friday night dinner. Some of Fresno County's best is represented here, and usually, you can find fresh lumpia, carne asada nachos, pizza, roasted corn, and more pastries than one could want. Each year, they have several theme nights celebrating a local crop (pistachios, raisins, peaches, etc). These nights are especially fun. I also love the live music!I can't believe that it took me so long to discover this gem..but once I did, I became an instant regular!

Well, first time out in a year? We always liked I have entertainment they were just bad! There just happened to be a guy singing Sinatra a few doors down that we really enjoyed. It was small and quaint and it was really nice being with all the people, kids, dogs, smiling faces.

This farmers market is replete with colorful produce (i.e. all manner of veggies), ample varieties of fruits (i.e. peaches, plums, strawberries, blueberries and cherries), farm raised eggs (both chicken and duck), jewelry (mostly silver and other costume pieces), fashion items (scarves, hats, tshirts) and live music too! Plus, there are food trucks, with delicious hot offerings like Middle Eastern fare and Fresno's famous tri-tip sandwiches.Coming down here is a great way to end the week. They set-up every Friday (during Spring & Summer) from 5:30pm-9pm. Bring cash, a reusable bag for your fresh purchases, your appetite and a lawn chair (to sit and enjoy the music, food and people watching). It's also nice that all of the antique shops stay open late to accommodate shoppers. Fun times in Historic Clovis!

The most amazing thing I love about this farmers market is the huge variety of things at this old town clovis market. It also features a live band that creates a lively atmosphere as you shop. Also at this farmers market you would find: 1. Fresh eggs (ducks and chickens)2. Flavored Milk (Root beer, chic, strawberry) 3 Fresh squeezed juice (orange)4. fresh seasonal vege and fruits from the ballet farms 5. artisan nuts and cheeses5. Food trucks and other food vendors And there are lots of fee samples to try ! Great farmers market to go. Just hard to fins parking thats all, but you can find one you just need to walk more

My wife and I love the Farmer's Market in Old Town. We go every Friday. Fresh, local veggies and live music.