Downtown Farmer's Market

Every Saturday, rain or shine the Riverside farmers market takes over the downtown area on Main Street between fifth & sixth ave. Bright and early ready to share their fresh baked breads, fresh fruits and vegetable, whole chicken, eggs (with the fresh orange yolks) flowers, honey, tamales, hummus dips and cheeses. As the years have gone by additional vendors have joined this town staple. Great to see it expanding down to the convention center. Parking is limited to surrounding sidewalks. Theres a parking structure off market next to the food lab if you find yourself circling one too many times. All the vendors are wonderful people I love supporting all of their hard work throughout the year to supply the freshest ingredients and products. A local spot to enjoy your Saturday morning stroll.

Had a pleasant stay in Downtown Riverside and it was topped off with a cute little farmers market right out side of our hotel! We walked about and grab lots of fresh baked breads, some honeycomb to snack on for an energy boost, coffee to go and some nuts for the ride. While we would have loved the fresh fruits and veggies along with flowers the travel home would have spoiled them. Make a stop if you're in the area and support the vendors.

The Riverside Farmers Market is what makes my Saturday mornings, when I feel like being up early Parking: it's a little tricky sometimes to find parking, depending on the amount of visitors. I have had to park a little further away before and it's honestly not my favorite, especially in downtown.Selection: Gorgeous produce and unique products! All coming from local vendors, so kudos for community inclusion! These heirloom tomatoes were soo rich and tasty. I'm

I go for the fresh eggs, they are reasonably priced and I'm never disappointed shopping for fresh produce.

This has been one of the biggest Farmers Markets I've been to and we definitely enjoyed it! A great selection of produce. Great ambiance and delicious food.

It good but need more vendors though! Will return soon!Fresh flowers lasted a long time! Tamale guy was good! Fruit vegetables were great!

My husband and I were looking forward to revisiting this farmers market after not going for a couple years due to Covid and such. We enjoyed the ambiance and beautiful sunshine, however, there were not too many vendors, as we had hoped. The prices of fresh fruit and vegetables were very high. I bought some sprouts that were tasty. Only enough for a couple of sandwiches. The cost was $6 for a andful of sprouts! Maybe 1 cup! Ridiculous. All the prices at each vendor were ridiculous. Then we bought some other things at another vendor, (onions and fennil) and had sticker shock again. Went to a fresh herb place and couldn't find anything I wanted. I needed pepper and garlic but they didn't have pepper. The prices again were very high. We finally just shook our heads and left. We were disappointed and hope there may be a resurgence of more vendors, more variety, and also much better prices and more buys. I do not have any desire to go again, except for the nice outdoor music and blue sky days. P.S. the fresh flowers and tamales looked great and deserve a shout out.

Actually, there is a second Farmers Market next to or you might all it behind the county building on Lemon every Wednesday also. Its smaller but they have the same great stuff.

One city block long. The garments market has several vendors offering fruit and a few vegetables. The flower stand has bright bouquets. There is a plant vendor with a good selection of reasonably priced succulents. There are a few food vendors; desserts and breads. No farmers market would be complete without kettle corn, so you should find everything you need here.

Always great to go support our local farmers and businesses! Can find good quality and it's nice when they have live music as well. People are always very friendly.