A weekly farmers market offering fresh produce, flowers, specialty foods and a food hall inside Civita Park.
The Mission Valley Farmers Market is back at Civita Park this Saturday, October 17, and it's one of those San Diego staples that works just as well as a quick stop as it does a whole morning. If you've never been, it's a classic outdoor market: fresh produce, cut flowers, and a variety of specialty foods gathered in one spot. It's the kind of place where you can pick up your produce for the week and a few treats you didn't know you wanted at the same time.
Beyond the produce and flowers, there's a food court on site. That's the part that turns a quick errand into a longer visit—you can grab a meal and hang out rather than just loading up your bags and heading home. Between the fresh produce, the flowers, and the food court, it covers a lot of ground in one trip.
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It's held inside Civita Park, at 7690 Civita Blvd in San Diego. The market runs every Saturday from 9 AM to 1 PM, so you've got a four-hour window to work with. If you're planning to hit the food court, coming a bit later in the morning gives you more time to browse the stalls first. The market is open this Saturday, October 17, from 9 AM to 1 PM at 7690 Civita Blvd.
