Food & Drink · Lumberyard lot (Lot 12), 521 Forest Avenue, Laguna Beach, CA 92651
Laguna Beach Saturday Farmers Market
Every Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon, growers set up in the Lumberyard lot at 521 Forest Avenue, beside City Hall in downtown Laguna Beach. It's a certified farmers market: produce, flowers, honey and eggs from California farms the county inspects, plus crepes and empanadas to eat as you browse.
Every Saturday · Next Nov 14, 2026 · 8:00am–12:00pm Free to browse
Hosted by Laguna Beach Certified Farmer's Market
About
Saturday mornings downtown start here. By 8 a.m., more than 40 growers and food makers have their tents up in the Lumberyard lot beside City Hall, and you'll be shopping alongside plenty of locals doing their week's errands. This is a certified farmers market, run by the Orange County Farm Bureau. Every farmer selling fruit, vegetables, nuts, eggs, honey or flowers is inspected by the county agricultural commissioner, who checks that they grew what's on the table. So you're buying from the people who picked it. Ask what's in season; growers are glad to tell you, and many will offer a taste first. Beyond the produce, look for organic fruit and juice, kombucha, raw honey, avocado and coconut oils, granola, hummus and dips, hot sauce and salsa, organic broth, farm-fresh meat, free-range eggs and cut flowers. For breakfast as you go, there's coffee and tea, made-to-order crepes and empanadas. The empanadas have a following. The market is compact and easy to walk in under an hour, which makes it a good first stop on a Saturday in Laguna. Bring a tote. Pick up fruit for the beach or flowers for your room, then walk a few blocks down Forest Avenue toward Main Beach, past the galleries and shops that line the way. The market runs year-round, every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. In past years it has closed on the Saturday of the Patriots Day Parade in March, when the parade route ends at City Hall, so check ahead that weekend.
What to know
- Every Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon, year-round.
- Leave dogs at home: California law allows only service animals in certified farmers markets.
- The market fills the Lumberyard lot, so plan to park elsewhere downtown or walk over.
- Bring a reusable bag or tote for produce and flowers.
- Closed in past years on Patriots Day Parade Saturday in March; check ahead.
Schedule
- Every Saturday · 8:00am–12:00pm
Getting there
Lumberyard lot (Lot 12), 521 Forest Avenue, Laguna Beach, CA 92651
The market sets up in the Lumberyard parking lot (Lot 12) at 521 Forest Avenue, beside City Hall, near where Forest Avenue meets Laguna Canyon Road and a few blocks up from Main Beach and Coast Highway. Because the market takes over the lot, park at another downtown city lot or a street meter, and allow extra time on busy summer Saturdays. If you're staying downtown, it's an easy walk.
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FAQs
Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon, year-round, in the Lumberyard parking lot at 521 Forest Avenue, beside City Hall.
Downtown, in the Lumberyard parking lot (Lot 12) at 521 Forest Avenue, next to City Hall and a few blocks from Main Beach.
The market takes over the Lumberyard lot, so use another downtown city lot or a street meter. If you're staying downtown, walking over is easiest.
Only service animals. California law doesn't allow other animals in certified farmers markets, so leave pets at home or at your hotel.
Farmers selling produce, eggs, honey, nuts and flowers are inspected by the Orange County agricultural commissioner, who verifies they grew what they sell. The Laguna Beach market is run by the Orange County Farm Bureau.
Seasonal fruit and vegetables, cut flowers, raw honey, free-range eggs and farm-fresh meat, plus juice, kombucha, granola, dips, hot sauce and oils. For breakfast there's coffee, tea, crepes and empanadas.
Laguna Beach's market is Saturdays only. Nearby, the Laguna Niguel market runs Sundays 8 a.m. to noon at 27241 La Paz Road, and the Laguna Hills market runs Fridays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Laguna Hills Mall.
No. The market is free to browse; you pay vendors only for what you buy.
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