Every Saturday morning, the heart of Old Town Temecula comes alive along 6th and Front Street, where local farmers, growers, and makers gather to sell their week's harvest. The market runs year-round from 8am to 12:30pm — a genuine neighborhood ritual that draws locals in week after week. You'll find seasonal produce picked days, not weeks, before sale: heirloom tomatoes, stone fruit, fresh herbs, and greens from farms across the Temecula Valley and surrounding Inland Empire. Beyond produce, the market features artisan goods — fresh-baked sourdough, wildflower honey, handmade jams, cut flowers, and handcrafted goods from regional makers. Old Town Temecula sets the scene: cobblestone streets, frontier-era storefronts, and the …