El Sobrante Farmers Market

The Country’s First Only QTBIPOC and Woman-Vended Market

The Planting Justice Farmers Market in El Sobrante is the only strictly QTBIPOC and woman vended market in the country. The farmers market is located directly in front of our exciting new project, The Good Table (a pay what you can plant nursery-cafe-bakery-community space-live music venue-farm & garden store, that will open early next year). We DO NOT charge stall fees and offer all the equipment necessary to have a functioning market booth. The Planting Justice Farmers Market mission is to uplift small businesses while bringing food to a community that has never had a farmers market before. Come enjoy live music, organic farms and delicious food every Sunday at 5166 Sobrante Avenue in El Sobrante, CA. All of our vendors use organic methods of farming and they all accept EBT.

Key Details

• Every Sunday 10am - 2pm, open year round
• We accept EBT
• Address: 5166 Sobrante Ave, El Sobrante, CA 94803
• Directions via Google

PARKING: Ample parking is available at The El Sobrante Christian High school at 5070 Appian Way, El Sobrante CA 94803. Only 100 feet away from the farmers market!

HOW TO BECOME A VENDOR: We would love to have you join our market! If you’re interested in becoming a vendor at our farmers market please read the attached market handbook and submit a vendor application, which is located on the last page. There is no fee to apply and no stall fees ever. We offer an equipment support program that can loan new vendors a canopy and weights. Planting Justice is about to kick off our Mobile Farmers Market program, so for all potential agricultural vendors, we have an outlet for produce you do not sell by the end of the market. Either by donation or purchase, Planting Justice can then take what you don’t sell at the market and distribute it to folks who struggle to have access and are able to afford organic food. If you have any questions about what is necessary to become a vendor please email our market manager Sam at sam@plantingjustice.org