Visalia Farmers Market- TuesdayTulare Outlet Market

CalFresh is part of the market’s identity here, with the Visalia Farmers Market Association participating in the Tulare County CalFresh EBT project and describing eligible items from local growers. This Tulare market is part of the Visalia Farmers Market network and pairs farm sales with a broad payment setup that includes CalFresh, WIC, Market Match, senior FMNP, cash, debit, and credit cards. The market’s materials also place it in California’s Central Valley agricultural setting and describe locally grown produce alongside handmade products available through the year.

Why it matters locally

The market ties food access directly to Tulare County through its participation in the local CalFresh EBT project. That matters because the same program description highlights locally produced agricultural products that CalFresh shoppers can buy here, including fresh and dried fruits and vegetables, olive oil, nuts, herbs, and honey. The market also connects multiple nutrition programs rather than relying on a single payment pathway, with WIC, Market Match, senior FMNP, and EBT all named in its materials.

Its larger mission is framed around supporting the local food system in California’s Central Valley by giving the public access to locally grown produce and handmade products. Even the vendor rules reinforce that local emphasis: certified farmers must sell agricultural products backed by a Producer’s Certificate issued in their county of origin.

What you'll find there

The strongest throughline here is local agriculture sold within a market program that also makes room for handmade goods and recurring community tables. Specific vendor names are not published in the market materials provided, but the market does identify several product types and regular booth themes.

• -Find fresh and dried fruits and vegetables among the CalFresh/EBT-eligible farm products sold here.
• -Pick up olive oil, nuts, herbs, and honey listed among the market’s locally produced agricultural products.
• -Look for locally grown produce paired with handmade products in the market’s year-round offerings.
• -Browse Community Booth and Book Exchange features when they appear in the market schedule.

The schedule also names Poetry Readings, Arts Consortium, Master Gardeners, and Tulare County Library appearances, pointing to a market visit that can include education and activity alongside shopping.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest rule to plan around before heading out. Payment is broad here, with cash, debit, credit, CalFresh, WIC, Market Match, and senior FMNP all accepted through the market’s stated systems. The Tulare location is at 1407 Retherford St..

This market operates under the Visalia Farmers Market Association umbrella, and its vendor standards help explain the mix you’ll encounter. Certified farmers must hold a Producer’s Certificate from the Agricultural Commissioner’s Office in their county of origin, while prepared food vendors need a Temporary Food Event Permit from the Tulare County Health Department. Those requirements point to a market organized around regulated agricultural sales and permitted food operations rather than an informal pop-up.

Payments & SNAP

CalFresh EBT is accepted here, and the market states that it participates in the Tulare County farmers market CalFresh EBT project. Market Match is also in place as California’s healthy food incentive program, and the market names WIC, senior FMNP, cash, debit, and credit cards among accepted payment options. FMNP vouchers are matched with script at Visalia Farmers Market locations.