The Coronado Farmers Market has been around for 33 years bringing fresh fruit, vegetables and other farm products from local farms to Coronado tables. Coronado residents come together each week, year round, to sustain family farms and the real people that make them up.
Go check out what’s growing in season and chat with your local farmer. Open every Tuesday from 2:30-6:00 pm. Located by the Ferry Landing Marketplace on 1st St & B Ave.
Fresh produce and open-air shopping at Coronado Farmers Market.
Tomatoes from Carlsbad.
The strawberry line at Coronado Farmers Market.
Keeping those greens fresh!
Meet your local farmer and learn where those oranges come from and how they are grown.
The summer is in full bloom!
Several farm stands are family-owned businesses with a long history. Pictured here is the Hopkins AG couple in their Almond Orchard.
Carrots come in all shapes and sizes.
Stop by family-owned Desert Olive Farms’ stand where Cowboy Clyde will find you that olive oil you never know you needed.
From classics to curiosities. Pluots are hybrids between plums and apricots.
Nuts about nuts? The Coronado Farmers Market has a great variety.
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