Redlands Market Night

Absolut perfection above all others in this awesome area! The vendors care about both quality as well selection. Winn Winn AAA+++

Not much here on Saturday mornings... need more vendors... I got some fresh produce... tomatoes....avocado's... and grapefruit....It was beautiful outside so everyone had other plans....I walked to downtown but parking is always a premium...

In my opinion, my most favorite and the best Market Night venue alongside my other favorite Street Fair in Monrovia. The best part of Redlands Market Nights is that it is every Thursday evening. (while my other favorite I mentioned is only during the summer's Friday evenings)I always enjoy visiting if I am solo, or even if I am with my family or friends. I enjoy all the market night treats/ bbq corn, cotton candy, kettle corn, fresh produce, fresh baked goods, etc. Pony rides for kids available. Also some cute clothing vendors and gifts, games or treats for kids. Lots of really cute shops along this street as well. Access parking behind he businesses on State St also large parking lots available on the next blocks closer to the banks in that area. Just watch for parking signs to show if their available. My favorite children's bookstore is also found song this neighborhood within walking distance from the market night activities. Enjoy!

Probably my favorite Farmers Market in the IE.Redlands Market Night has a little bit of everything: drool worthy food, an assortment of beverages (boba and Agua Fresca included), farm to table goods, and a ton of vendors selling unique and quirky items. While the competition for best farmers market in SoCal is fierce, I think what sets Redlands Market Night aside from the others is its nighttime atmosphere. The trees are wrapped with twinkling lights, there are performers playing live music, and all of State St. smells like funnel cake.To top it off, Downtown Redlands gives off a small town feel with charming brick buildings that are filled with locally owned businesses.Some tips to note:Parking is a little tough so be sure to carpool.The Redlands Market Night only occurs on Thursdays from 6-9 PM.The majority of the businesses have Square Readers, so no need to stop for cash.So, what are you waiting for? Come support local businesses next Thursday! Your belly will thank you for the experience.

Come here hungry!!! There are So many food options for about 15$ and under, I tried jade's vegan sushi 5/5 except this place charges tax with my food. The other food places around the area did not, so just heads up! I also got jerk chicken at one stand, and maple fried chicken sandwich nearby. This market has something for everyone, highly recommend coming here! Lots of fruits to try, vegetables to buy, a band to listen, this place opens all year round every Thursday when there is no rain of 40% or more. I am so happy I got to come here as this place was very fun and great to support locals! It is so great that they have this market on a weekday late at night for those who work on the weekends early morning and unable to get fresh fruits/vegetables. Lots of places take cards which was FANTASTIC! The place does get pack so parking is definitely hard to find.

I used to come a lot as a kid but as I got older, I came less and less. Recently, I had the chance to visit again and there's now more vendors and people. It's every Thursday in Downtown Redlands on State Street. There are a bunch of food, produce, and miscellaneous vendors. They also have a fun section just for kids which offers activities like animal rides. I tried the pizza at Pie X Co's booth and it was so good. They usually have non-vegan options but I think they're just having vegan options at this location for now. They definitely have the best vegan pizza I've tried. Vegan cheese is usually a no from me but the cheese they use here is actually buttery and cheesy. I got the Shroom Pie and BBQ Jackfruit and both were delicious. Hopefully they'll start serving non-vegan options soon.I also tried some kettle corn from another vendor that was really good as well.

My previous review:BIG night market with lots to see. There's a farmer's market section, but most of the market is just different booths selling things - both food and non food. There's always some booth giving out things or with a spinning wheel. There's also a food pantry booth so you can bring canned goods to donate. Fun for kids, couples, friends - whoever.But parking is TERRIBLE.Update:I should add that there's actually a lot of food that you could have for dinner. Yes, there's the typical junk food like churros and funnel cake, but there's also substantial dinner food - tamales, Indian curries, etc. There's plenty to try, so you could come week after week and keep getting new things. Most places offer samples, too.And parking isn't that bad if you come right at the beginning.

A quaint night farmers market in the heart of Redlands. Great place to take the kiddies or pick up some fruits and veggies.I would definitely recommend trying their corn (elote) or baked potato. Both are excellent.There are a few areas to park, but the most convenient is the parking lot adjacent to Wells Fargo.

I met up with a group of friends recently to explore this weekly event. I found street parking close by with ease.There were many vendors selling fresh produce to unique specialized items! But honestly, we came to try out a variety of food that was available. It was pretty cold so there weren't too many people here. The highlights were the country corn, dirty fries and caramel kettle popcorn! The country corn was fantastic. I got the sweet and spicy corn drenched in butter and mayonnaise. I added more spices and lime juice for powerful flavor profiles! My palate loved it! The dirty fries was also packed with great flavor! It was fries topped with bbq pulled pork, cheese sauce and fresh jalapenos. The caramel kettle corn was hot and fresh with the perfect light crispy texture and sweetness of the caramel. It was so addicting! I also tried the carne asada fries, a vegan curry entree, and Thai chicken skewer which were okay. The bbq sampler plate was disappointing. The tri tip and chicken was dry, the pork was okay and I wasn't a fan of their bbq sauce. Not enough tang to it. Overall, it was an interesting event and I had fun strolling around with my friends. I heard there are many more vendors(especially food) during spring and summer so I look forward to coming back and exploring more eating opportunities.

This USED to be a great Redlands attraction. Covid was used as an excuse to kill this event, and I don't expect it to return.Apparently the downtown businesses don't like vendors in front of their shops.