Spring brings new vendors to the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market | From tender, tiny microgreens to pillowy ube-filled donuts, this April brings a bounty of new farms and food makers to the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, with a focus on sustainability-minded local businesses owned by women, immigrants, and people of color. With spring blooming and workers starting to return to offices in San Francisco, we’re excited to welcome these innovative food entrepreneurs on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Starting this week, you’ll find eight new vendors who will make your spring farmers market trips all the more delicious. Our Thursday market alone will have five new vendors, so whether you’re just getting back to the office groove or have been shopping with us all along, get some fresh air, grab some fresh food, and enjoy a generous serving of community at the farmers market this April and beyond. | |
| Tomorrow! Farmworker Awareness Poster Art Pop-Up at the Foodwise Classroom | |
| New farmers market tote bags, in time for spring! | Declare your farmers market love with a limited-edition tote or apron! Choose from three tote designs: Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, Mission Community Market, and Foodwise. These high-quality, USA-made cotton canvas bags are printed locally and made to last. Get your tote bag or a Foodwise apron tomorrow at our Info Booth for $15. | |
| Minted English Pea and Fava Bean Dip | This is a kid-friendly recipe, created for Foodwise Kids, that the whole family can prepare together! This recipe is a taste of spring with fresh English peas, fava beans, and mint. Pair this dip with vegetable crudité or crackers for an afternoon snack. | |
Ferry Plaza Farmers Market: Featured Vendors | |
New on Tuesdays: Everything Green Organics Get your organic microgreen fix from Everything Green Organics, based in Sonoma County. Mother-and-son farming duo Paula and Mitchell Bruning are in the market on Tuesdays with microgreens such as vitamin-packed pea shoots, wheatgrass, and broccoli, red cabbage, arugula, and purple radish sprouts. | | New on Thursdays: LoJo's Tacos Chef Loren Johnson creates fresh, tasty tacos using sustainable produce from local farms. LoJo's popped-up in the market last year at the Mandela Partners’ tent, and they are joining us again this April through June. Stop by on Thursdays for her carefully crafted bacon, chorizo, braised beef, steak, mushroom, and vegetarian breakfast tacos. | |
Mission Community Market: Featured Vendors | |
Winters Fruit Tree Winters Fruit Tree's offerings come from the third-generation Carter family farms in Winters, Esparto, West Sacramento, and Modesto. Stop by Winters Fruit Tree on Thursday for raw walnuts, farm-fresh citrus, specialty apricot topping sauces, and more. | | Home Maid Ravioli Co. In 1949, the Cresci family in South San Francisco opened a homemade pasta business. Three generations later, their product line now includes a wide variety of unique raviolis as well as traditional offerings of tortellini, lasagna, cannelloni, olives, sauces, stuffed peppers, and more. | |
This is the most up-to-date info about this week's seller attendance at the time of publication. Please check in at the Foodwise Info Booth for any last-minute changes. Ferry Plaza Farmers Market: Saturday, 8am-2pm | April 9 New! D.R.E.A.M. Doughnuts Out: Bocadito, Capay Mills, Maison Nico, Devoto Orchards and Gardens La Cocina Pop-Up: Alicia's Tamales Los Mayas Ferry Plaza Farmers Market: Tuesday, 10am-2pm | April 12 New! Everything Green Organics Returning: Everything Under the Sun, Urban Organics Ferry Plaza Farmers Market: Thursday, 10am-2pm | April 14 New! En2action's Ujaama Kitchen, La Vie Wellness in a Bottle, Rodriguez Brothers Farm, Lojo's Tacos, Ventana Organic Produce Returning: Urban Organics Mission Community Market: Thursday, 3pm-7pm | April 14 No changes | | |
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