Petaluma East Side Farmers' Market

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Petaluma East Side Farmers' Market
Tuesdays 9:30am-1:30pm, year-round
Petaluma
Free

Petaluma's East Side Farmers' Market runs every Tuesday of the year, 9:30am to 1:30pm, in the parking lot at Lucchesi Park on North McDowell Boulevard. Agricultural Community Events manages it, and it is built for regular shopping: local growers with the season's produce and flowers, bakers, artisan cheese, canned goods and hot food, plus handmade goods from soaps to crafts.

It is the town's weekday market, and it keeps going through winter, when many seasonal markets close.

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Petaluma East Side Farmers' Market

Lucchesi Park
320 N McDowell Blvd, Petaluma 94954
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Petaluma
When
Tuesdays 9:30am-1:30pm, year-round
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How It Works

Free to attend. Open-air certified farmers' market, Tuesdays 9:30am to 1:30pm, year-round, rain or shine.

Petaluma's East Side Farmers' Market runs every Tuesday of the year, 9:30am to 1:30pm, in the parking lot at Lucchesi Park on North McDowell Boulevard. Agricultural Community Events manages it, and it is built for regular shopping: local growers with the season's produce and flowers, bakers, artisan cheese, canned goods and hot food, plus handmade goods from soaps to crafts.

It is the town's weekday market, and it keeps going through winter, when many seasonal markets close.

Suggested Routes

A Tuesday in Petaluma from Metro Hotel
One day from Metro Hotel & Cafe

This is where Petaluma does its weekday shopping, which makes it a good look at the town as it actually eats. A Tuesday visit is unhurried, with time to talk with growers about what is coming in, and the year-round schedule means there is a market here in January as well as July.

For visitors on a midweek trip it fits neatly between a morning outing and an afternoon of tasting in the Petaluma Gap, and it is a practical stop for anyone staying in a rental with a kitchen.

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Agricultural Community Events Farmers' Markets

Organizer

A nonprofit that runs certified farmers' markets in Sonoma and Marin counties, among them the Petaluma, Santa Rosa Community and Santa Rosa Downtown markets.

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Petaluma's East Side Story

History

Petaluma's east side is the town's newer half. Once Highway 101 ran as a freeway past town, most new homes went up east of it, and growth came so fast that in 1972 Petaluma capped construction at 500 homes a year, a limit the federal appeals court upheld in 1975.

Lucchesi Park serves as the east side's civic green, home to the Petaluma Community Center, the Senior Center, a man-made pond and a Miracle League field where every child can play.