Oak Park Farmers Market, Sacramento, CA
Last updated July 24, 2025
About
Located in the heart of the Oak Park neighborhood, the Oak Park Farmers Market is a cozy, comfortable shopping experience. Support small, local farmers and food producers while getting the highest quality ingredients for all your weekly shopping needs. Double your dollar with our SNAP/EBT market match program to buy fresh produce, bread, cheese, meat, hummus, salsa, and more. Join us every Saturday from 9am-1pm at McClatchy Park for good food, free kids activities, and fun vibes!
Nutrition programs
- WIC Farmers Market
- Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program
- Accept EBT at a central location
- Other food and nutrition assistance programs, supplemental coupons, and vouchers
Hours & season
Saturday 09:00–13:00
- Saturday: 09:00–13:00
Visit details
Location type
- Local government building grounds
Indoor or outdoor
- No
Production methods
- Non-Certified, but Practicing Organic
- Certified "Naturally Grown"
- Non-GMO
- No pesticides
- Grass Fed
- Pasture-raised/free-range animals
- Humane treatment of animals
- Fair labor practices, living wage, fair trade, etc.
Oak Park Farmers Market: common questions
What are the hours of Oak Park Farmers Market?
The USDA Local Food Directories listing reports: Saturday 09:00–13:00. These hours have not been verified, so confirm with the market before visiting.
Where is Oak Park Farmers Market located?
Oak Park Farmers Market is listed at 3500 5th Ave, Sacramento, CA 95817, USA.
Does Oak Park Farmers Market accept SNAP/EBT?
Yes. The USDA Local Food Directories listing records these nutrition programs: WIC Farmers Market, Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program, Accept EBT at a central location, and Other food and nutrition assistance programs, supplemental coupons, and vouchers.
What payment methods does Oak Park Farmers Market accept?
The USDA Local Food Directories listing records these payment methods: Cash, Debit card/Credit card, and Venmo,PayPal,Zelle.
Is Oak Park Farmers Market indoors or outdoors?
The USDA Local Food Directories listing describes it as: No.
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