Healdsburg Certified Farmers' Market

At the Foley Family Community Pavilion, the Healdsburg Certified Farmers' Market has a new home at 3 North Street, a short stroll from Healdsburg Plaza. That setting places the market right in a central downtown location while keeping the focus on its seasonal Saturday and Tuesday gatherings. The market’s own language centers a “Buy Fresh and Buy Local” season, which gives the market a clear identity: a community market built around direct, local food shopping rather than a one-day special event. With both weekly market days scheduled at the pavilion in 2026, it’s a straightforward stop for anyone planning around Healdsburg’s core streets.

Why it matters locally

The market describes its season as a “Community Buy Fresh and Buy Local Market,” putting local food purchasing at the center of its mission and weekly rhythm. That emphasis matters in a place like downtown Healdsburg, where the pavilion location at 3 North Street connects the market directly to the civic core near the Plaza rather than pushing it to the edge of town.

The schedule also broadens access across the week. Saturday hours run from 8:30am to noon, while Tuesday hours run from 9am to 1pm during the seasonal window, giving shoppers two distinct chances to buy fresh each week. The market also frames the season as a “vibrant gathering place,” reinforcing that this is not just a pickup point for produce but an organized recurring public market with room for community activity.

What you'll find there

This market’s strongest throughline is seasonal, local food shopping presented as a “Buy Fresh and Buy Local” market rather than a themed festival. The available market materials emphasize the market season, weekly shopping pattern, and community programming more than individual vendor promotion.

• -Shop a certified farmers market built around fresh-and-local seasonal buying.
• -Find both Saturday and Tuesday market days during the seasonal run, which supports repeat weekly shopping.
• -Catch the market at the Foley Family Community Pavilion, the current host site for both weekly markets.

The season also includes musicians and other market happenings, adding live programming alongside regular shopping.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, so pet owners will need to plan that before arriving. Restrooms are available on site, which makes a difference for longer downtown stops or shoppers visiting with family. Parking is one of the easier logistics here: free public parking sits across the street, with access from Matheson Street or North Street, though North Street is closed directly in front of the market. Additional parking is available on Grove Street and in the City Hall parking lot.

Location details matter here because the market has shifted to the Foley Family Community Pavilion at 3 North Street, near Healdsburg Plaza. If you know older market setups in town, using the pavilion as your destination will get you there faster.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at the Healdsburg Certified Farmers' Market, an important option for shoppers planning food purchases around seasonal market days. The market also presents its payments information clearly, which helps when you are deciding how to pay before you arrive.