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Fillmore
Farmers Market

Operated by PCFMA (Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association) · Year-round
SATURDAY
9 AM – 1 PM
~14 vendors · year-round
LIVE JAZZ
~10:30 AM
Weekly · neighborhood tradition
YEAR-ROUND CALFRESH / EBT WIC ACCEPTED LIVE JAZZ WEEKLY NEAR JAPANTOWN TRANSIT ACCESSIBLE CALIFORNIA CERTIFIED
↗ OPEN IN MAPS · 1700 O'Farrell St (at Fillmore), San Francisco
FEATURED VENDORS · SATURDAY MARKET
J&J Ramos Farms
Tree fruit & vegetables · Hughson, Stanislaus County
The Ramos family farms in the Central Valley near Modesto — a region that produces more than half of California's stone fruit. They bring a seasonal rotation of tree fruit and field vegetables to the Fillmore market, with summer peaches, nectarines, and melons as the core draws. The farm has been selling at Bay Area PCFMA markets for years and is part of the reliable weekly backbone of the Fillmore offering.
WHAT THEY BRING
☀ Peaches & Nectarines (Jun–Sep) ☀ Melons (Jul–Sep) ☀ Plums (Jul–Aug) 🍂 Pomegranates (Oct–Nov) Seasonal vegetables
Location: Hughson, Stanislaus County
Region: Central Valley stone fruit belt
SAT
Lute Farms
Mixed organic produce · Central Valley
Lute Farms is a Central Valley grower that covers a broad range of seasonal vegetables and fruit. They are a steady weekly presence at the Fillmore market and fill in the produce gaps left by more specialized vendors — providing the practical, weekly-shop variety that keeps neighborhood regulars coming back.
WHAT THEY BRING
Mixed seasonal vegetables Onions & garlic Squash Peppers ☀ Corn (Jul–Sep)
Location: Central Valley, CA
SAT
Hummus Heaven
Housemade hummus & Middle Eastern spreads · San Leandro
Hummus Heaven is a Bay Area institution at PCFMA markets, appearing at Fillmore, Inner Sunset, and multiple other locations. They make their hummus fresh in small batches using traditional methods — stone-ground chickpeas, tahini, lemon, and garlic — without the stabilizers and shelf-life extenders found in commercial hummus. The difference in texture and flavor is significant. They offer a rotating lineup of flavored varieties alongside the classic, plus housemade pita and dipping sauces.
WHAT THEY BRING
Classic hummus Roasted red pepper hummus Beet hummus Baba ganoush Fresh pita Flavored olive oils
Location: San Leandro, CA
Also at: Inner Sunset, multiple PCFMA markets
SAT
Little Sky Bakery
Artisan pastries & breads · Menlo Park, CA
Little Sky Bakery produces small-batch artisan pastries and breads from Menlo Park, appearing at several PCFMA markets including Fillmore. Their baked goods rotate seasonally and include French-style croissants, scones, tarts, and rustic loaves. The bakery uses high-quality butter and local eggs. At a market the size of Fillmore, the baked goods stall functions as the sensory anchor — the smell is part of the experience.
WHAT THEY BRING
Croissants & pain au chocolat Seasonal fruit tarts Scones Rustic bread loaves Quiche
Location: Menlo Park, San Mateo County
Also at: Multiple PCFMA Bay Area markets
SAT
Alex's Family Bee Farm
Raw varietal honey · San Leandro, CA
Alex's Family Bee Farm produces raw, unfiltered varietal honey from hives placed across diverse California landscapes — from coastal sage scrub to Central Valley orchards. Varietal honey changes character based on what the bees are foraging: orange blossom honey tastes completely different from wildflower or eucalyptus. Alex's stall lets shoppers taste before buying, which is the right way to buy honey. The farm has been at PCFMA markets for years.
WHAT THEY BRING
Orange blossom honey Wildflower honey Buckwheat honey Eucalyptus honey Creamed honey Bee pollen
Location: San Leandro, CA
Method: Raw, unfiltered, varietal
SAT
WHAT'S IN SEASON · BAY AREA · FEBRUARY–MARCH
NOW
Citrus · Navel oranges · Blood oranges · Kale · Root vegetables · Winter squash · Brassicas · Leeks
COMING SOON
Strawberries (Mar–Apr) · Asparagus (Mar–May) · Spring peas · Artichokes · Fava beans · Fresh herbs
ABOUT THIS MARKET

The Fillmore Farmers Market operates every Saturday year-round in the Fillmore Center Plaza at O'Farrell and Fillmore Streets — the heart of San Francisco's historic Fillmore District, also known as the "Harlem of the West" for its central role in Black American jazz culture from the 1940s through the 1960s. The market is operated by PCFMA (Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association), the oldest and largest certified farmers' market association on the West Coast.

The market is deliberately smaller than Ferry Plaza or Alemany — roughly 14 vendors — which gives it a neighborhood intimacy that larger markets can't replicate. The defining feature is weekly live jazz that starts around 10:30am, a deliberate nod to the neighborhood's musical history. Situated one block from Japantown, the market draws a diverse mix of Western Addition, Japantown, and Lower Pacific Heights shoppers.