A crowded Healdsburg farmers market with people walking between vendor tents, browsing fresh produce and goods under a large open structure.

Visit the MArket

The Foley Family Community Pavilion

Look for us at 3 North Street just a short walk from the Plaza in downtown Healdsburg.

There is free public parking across the street.  The lot can be accessed from Matheson Street or North Street, but note that North Street is closed directly in front of the market. 

Parking is also available on Grove Street and the City Hall parking lot.

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A woman stands at a booth labeled “Spring Street Botanicals,” talking to another person at an outdoor market. Bottles are displayed on the table in front of her.

Market Vendors

We bring together the best local growers, farmers, bakers, makers, artisans, restaurants, specialty food and coffee purveyors at our new Healdsburg home—the Foley Family Community Pavilion. From seasonal produce to handcrafted goods, fresh flowers, and ready-to-enjoy bites, each market offers something to discover. Our offerings evolves throughout the year, reflecting what’s growing, blooming, and being created in the Bay Area.
A man sits on a chair playing a twelve-string acoustic guitar and singing into a microphone at an outdoor market. Two bags and a water bottle are beside him.

Live Music at the Market

Sat October 10:
Dave Hamilton
Sat October 17:
Jacob Philip Benning
Sat October 24:
Maile Swing Band
Sat October 31:
Sat November 7:
Sheridan Malone
Sat November 14:
John Youngblood & Co
Sat November 21:
Shivan Luca
Sat November 28:
The StriderFactor
and more!

Annual Market Events

4th of July CakeWalk: July 4, 2026

Zucchini Festival: August 29, 2026

Pumpkin Festival: October 31, 2026

Quail & Condor Bake-Off: October 17, 2026

Fall/Holiday Craft Market: Oct – Dec 2026

Other demos and events are still being planned and will be posted when scheduled.

Poster for the 4th Annual Healdsburg Baking Competition on October 17, 2026, at Foley Family Pavilion, featuring categories for cake, pie, cookies, and bread, with a QR code for entry.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have any questions not addressed below, email us.

Dogs are not allowed near any of the food or farm vendor’s booths: a rule of the Sonoma Co Health Dept. They can be up on the platform, in the open area below it, or on the outside patio. They can enter and exit via the last aisle, which is the craft aisle (where Fruity Moto and our coffee vendors are).

Most vendors take credit/debit cards or Venmo. Some produce vendors are cash only. The Information Booth sells MARKET BUCKS, if you only have cards and need to buy from a cash-only vendor. They’re like monopoly money: useable at every booth in the market.

Yes! In fact, the market participates in the Market Match program. Come to the Information Booth and tell us how much you’d like to spend on your EBT purchases. We’ll match up to $20 with vouchers for free fruits and veggies! So, $20 in EBT is actually $40 in buying power at our markets.

We are a rain or shine market. That being said, we have had to close twice in the last 10 years, due to extreme rain and wind. Because we now have a covered pavilion for some of our vendors we anticipate being able to stay open during times like these in the future.

Yes, there are four unisex restrooms.

Our applications for Saturday and Tuesday market can be found at this website in January, with a deadline of March 15th.  All new applications are reviewed by the market manager, and discussed with the board. Our space is extremely limited, so we only accept a small handful of new vendors during the season. There is a Late Applicant Application on the website after the deadline. You can submit, and if a space opens and you would be a good fit, we’ll contact you.

Visit the Vendor Application page.

Mornings at the Market

A glimpse of what makes Saturday and Tuesday mornings in Healdsburg special!
  • Three people in Halloween costumes: a child dressed as The Mandalorian, a woman dressed as a dandelion, and a child dressed as a mushroom.
  • A pumpkin decorated with a single-eyed monster face sticker and rows of colorful adhesive gems.
  • A painted pumpkin decorated with googly eyes, rhinestones, and beads, with the number 101 written at the base.
  • A boy in a gray shirt carving the top of a pumpkin at a table.
  • A group of people stands at an outdoor market stall, where a vendor hands an item to a smiling woman. Other shoppers and food containers are visible on the table.
  • A woman holding a coffee cup selects a bouquet of flowers at an outdoor market stall, surrounded by colorful floral arrangements.
  • A person selects from a variety of fresh cut flowers arranged in paper sleeves at an outdoor market stall.
  • Bunches of red and white onions stacked vertically on a market stand, surrounded by various peppers including Anaheim chiles with a price sign.
  • Two people stand outdoors by a wooden counter, both smiling. One wears a "Colorado" hoodie and beanie; the other wears a cap and vest. Trees and a white vehicle are in the background.
  • Two older women in sun hats stand outdoors; one in a sleeveless black dress gestures, while the other, wearing striped shirt and overalls, smiles and holds bags.
  • Four adults stand together outdoors, smiling and holding drinks. Two wear hats, and two wear sunglasses. Blue canopies and trees are visible in the background.
  • Bunches of fresh beets, both golden and red varieties, with green tops are displayed on a table at an outdoor market.
  • A farmers market display with heirloom tomatoes, cucumbers, lemon cucumbers, squash, and packaged spices arranged on wooden crates and metal tubs.
  • Two cyclists in orange jerseys walk through an outdoor market, smiling and holding drinks, with vendor booths and people in the background.
  • Four men stand beside a wooden ramp as decorated pumpkins race down three lanes at an outdoor event, with trees in the background.
  • Three women converse at a table in front of a green Healdsburg Farmers Market sign, with one woman seated and smiling at the others.
  • Several bouquets of colorful ranunculus flowers wrapped in brown paper are displayed for sale at a market.