Old L.A. Certified Farmers Market

Tuesdays on Figueroa & 58.

Locally grown fruit and vegetables, handmade arts and crafts, hot and prepared foods — there’s something for everyone at the Old L.A. Certified Farmers Market, run by the Highland Park BID since 2004.

When

Every Tuesday
3 – 8 pm

3 – 7 pm during the winter months.

Where N. Figueroa & Avenue 58

Right next to the Highland Park Metro A Line station — no car needed.

Market info line (323) 449-4100

Questions about the market or becoming a vendor.

Brown farm eggs in a purple carton
Flavored honey sticks sorted into jars
Old L.A. Farmers Market shield logo
A neighborhood tradition

Fresh food, face to face.

For over twenty years the market has been a weekly gathering spot for locals and visitors shopping California-grown produce and artisan goods. From a mobile fire pit turning out handmade pizza to just-picked fruit, it’s Highland Park at its most neighborly.

  • CalFresh / SNAP accepted, with Market Match to stretch your dollars
  • Certified California growers alongside local makers and food vendors
  • Seasonal festivals — Haunted Harvest, Santa visits and more
2025 at the market

Good for farmers, good for families.

$303,753Vendor gross sales
$31,986CalFresh SNAP sales
$22,472Market Match sales

Highlights from the NFA 2025 Annual Report. In 2025, LA Compost was at the market all year; Council District 1 hosted Halloween pumpkin painting and a Christmas snow day with Santa; and the LAPD Transit Services Division held a community pop-up.

Where your food comes from

Meet a few of our farmers.

¿De dónde viene su comida? The growers who drive in each week from across Southern California.

Angel Farm at the Old L.A. Farmers Market

Angel Farm

Farmer
Adrian Gaytan
Grows
Vegetables · verduras
Caldera Bees at the Old L.A. Farmers Market

Caldera Bees

Farmers
Manny & Cindy Caldera
From
San Gabriel Valley
Farm
Backyard · en casa
Makes
Honey · miel
Zimmerman Ranch at the Old L.A. Farmers Market

Zimmerman Ranch

Farmer
Claudia
From
Santa Paula
Farm
8 acres
Grows
Avocados, oranges · aguacates, naranjas
Acevedo’s Farm at the Old L.A. Farmers Market

Acevedo’s Farm

From
Riverside
Farm
24 acres
Grows
Lemons, limes, plums, oranges · limones, ciruelas, naranjas
Citrus, apples and stone fruit at the market
Sell at the market

Become a vendor.

Farmers, food makers and artisans are welcome to apply. Download the application for rules and requirements, or call the market info line to talk it through.