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Farmers Market
Redwood Valley, California
Redwood Valley CFM sits within MCFARM’s network of cooperatively run certified farmers markets in Mendocino County, linking this Sunday market to a broader local system built around direct sales of agricultural products. In Redwood Valley, the market gathers at Lion’s Club Park, 8920 East Road, for a compact seasonal window from June into October. That combination gives the market a specific role: a weekly stop tied both to Redwood Valley itself and to MCFARM’s larger countywide effort to keep farm and food sales close to home. The result is a market shaped by local growers, prepared-food vendors, and small makers listed through the same MCFARM organization.
MCFARM organizes Redwood Valley CFM as part of its stated purpose to provide low-overhead, cooperatively run marketplaces for vegetables, fruits, and related agricultural products grown and produced in Mendocino and nearby counties. That mission matters here because the market is not presented as a standalone pop-up; it is one of the certified farmers markets MCFARM sponsors and coordinates across this region to support direct marketing under California regulations.
The local emphasis also shows up in the market’s programming and payment infrastructure. MCFARM lists CalFresh, EBT, Food Stamps, and WIC among its market-related offerings and references EBT, SNAP, Market Match, and WIC in its bookkeeping materials, tying Redwood Valley CFM to a practical food-access system rather than a cash-only shopping model.
The vendor roster leans broad rather than narrow, mixing farms, bakeries, prepared-food stalls, chocolate, lavender, art, quilts, and woodwork in one market lineup. That makes Redwood Valley CFM feel as much like a weekly local exchange as a produce-only stop, with agricultural sellers sharing space alongside crafts and ready-to-eat food vendors.
No dogs are allowed at Redwood Valley CFM, a rule worth planning around before you head to Lion’s Club Park. The market runs only on Sundays from 9:30am to 12:30pm and only during the June-to-October season, so the shopping window is short and limited to part of the year. The site is Lion’s Club Park at 8920 East Road, giving you a specific destination rather than a rotating location. Restrooms are not available on site in the current visitor details, another practical point to sort out before arrival. Payment methods are presented clearly, which helps if you are deciding how to shop once you get there.
SNAP/EBT is accepted at Redwood Valley CFM, and MCFARM’s materials also name CalFresh, Food Stamps, and WIC alongside its market programs. MCFARM’s bookkeeping references EBT, SNAP, Market Match, and WIC, reinforcing that food-access payments are part of how this market system operates. Payment methods are listed clearly in the market’s visitor details as well.
Outdoor venue at Lion's Club Park with a newly renovated children's playground; kids POP Club (ages 5–12) with free market money; performances by local musicians; chef demos.
June – October
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