Beverly Hills Farmers Market

Beverly Hills Farmers Market sets a high bar for producer standards: growers must be certified by the California Department of Food and Agriculture and hold a current Certified Producers Certificate. That requirement gives this Sunday market a clearly defined focus on farm-origin goods rather than a loose street fair mix. The market runs every Sunday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and operates year-round, rain or shine, on Civic Center Drive in Beverly Hills. For shoppers planning a regular produce stop, that combination of weekly consistency and certified producer rules is the market’s clearest draw.

Why it matters locally

All products sold by farmers must be grown in California, and the market only considers vendors who produce the agricultural goods they bring, including fruits and vegetables. That keeps the market tied to in-state agriculture and centers sellers who are directly responsible for what they harvest.

The market also folds into a larger civic setting on Civic Center Drive, with recurring family programming built into the Sunday schedule. A petting zoo runs every Sunday, and Kid Zone is offered every third Sunday of the month, giving the market a regular place in the city’s weekend calendar rather than treating it as a one-off special event. Its year-round Sunday schedule reinforces that steady local rhythm.

What you'll find there

The clearest through-line here is farm production rooted in California: the market’s vendor rules emphasize agricultural products grown by the people selling them. Specific vendor names are not listed here, but the market materials do spell out the categories farmers are expected to bring.

• -Find farmers selling California-grown fruits as producer-vendors rather than resellers.
• -Shop vegetables grown in California by vendors who produce their own agricultural goods.
• -Expect an agricultural mix centered on farm products brought by certified producers.

Beyond shopping, the market regularly adds family activities. A petting zoo is scheduled every Sunday, and Kid Zone takes place every third Sunday of the month.

Know before you go

Free two-hour parking in the Civic Center parking garage is one of the most useful planning details for this market, especially for a Sunday stop on Civic Center Drive. The market is held in the 9300 block of Civic Center Drive, with the visitor address listed as 9300 Civic Center Drive.

If you’re arriving with children, the recurring Sunday petting zoo and third-Sunday Kid Zone can shape which weekend you choose. Dogs are not allowed, so pet owners will need to plan around that rule. The market is supervised by Andrew Deleon, listed as Farmers' Market Supervisor, and the city provides a direct phone contact at 310-285-1000 for market operations. The weekly market runs rain or shine, so weather does not cancel the regular Sunday schedule.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP EBT is accepted at the Beverly Hills Farmers Market, which matters for shoppers planning to use nutrition benefits on a weekly produce run. The market also indicates that payment information is clearly posted for visitors, giving shoppers a better sense of how to pay before they start purchasing.