Fri, Oct 9
Huntington Beach Pier Farmers Market — Weekly Fridays
Most farmers markets are a morning errand. This one runs late enough that the light changes while you are still standing in it — the produce vendors start breaking down, the pier lights come on, and the street quietly turns into an evening.
The certified growers have been coming to this spot long enough that it developed a character of its own: beach town, farmland close by, and enough prepared food that people arrive with no plan for dinner and leave with one. The Walnut Ave stretch beside it is a version of Huntington Beach that never makes the tourism photos — the one where locals are just buying peaches on the way home from work.
Friday afternoons, year-round, free to browse, with the pier a two-minute walk from the market entrance.
Go with the person who is always telling you to eat better, and let them win one.
Most farmers markets are a morning errand. This one runs late enough that the light changes while you are still standing in it — the produce vendors start breaking down, the pier lights come on, and the street quietly turns into an evening.
The certified growers have been coming to this spot long enough that it developed a character of its own: beach town, farmland close by, and enough prepared food that people arrive with no plan for dinner and leave with one. The Walnut Ave stretch beside it is a version of Huntington Beach that never makes the tourism photos — the one where locals are just buying peaches on the way home from work.
Friday afternoons, year-round, free to browse, with the pier a two-minute walk from the market entrance.
Go with the person who is always telling you to eat better, and let them win one.
The certified growers have been coming to this spot long enough that it developed a character of its own: beach town, farmland close by, and enough prepared food that people arrive with no plan for dinner and leave with one. The Walnut Ave stretch beside it is a version of Huntington Beach that never makes the tourism photos — the one where locals are just buying peaches on the way home from work.
Friday afternoons, year-round, free to browse, with the pier a two-minute walk from the market entrance.
Go with the person who is always telling you to eat better, and let them win one.
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Fri, Oct 9 – Sat, Oct 10, 2026
Fri 8:00 PM PDT – Sat 12:00 AM PDT
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Most farmers markets are a morning errand. This one runs late enough that the light changes while you are still standing in it — the produce vendors start breaking down, the pier lights come on, and the street quietly turns into an evening.
The certified growers have been coming to this spot long enough that it developed a character of its own: beach town, farmland close by, and enough prepared food that people arrive with no plan for dinner and leave with one. The Walnut Ave stretch beside it is a version of Huntington Beach that never makes the tourism photos — the one where locals are just buying peaches on the way home from work.
Friday afternoons, year-round, free to browse, with the pier a two-minute walk from the market entrance.
Go with the person who is always telling you to eat better, and let them win one.
The certified growers have been coming to this spot long enough that it developed a character of its own: beach town, farmland close by, and enough prepared food that people arrive with no plan for dinner and leave with one. The Walnut Ave stretch beside it is a version of Huntington Beach that never makes the tourism photos — the one where locals are just buying peaches on the way home from work.
Friday afternoons, year-round, free to browse, with the pier a two-minute walk from the market entrance.
Go with the person who is always telling you to eat better, and let them win one.
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