Rosemead Farmers Market opens every Monday through September 29, 2025, at Rosemead Park, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and offers fresh, seasonal produce direct from local farms . The market’s focus on whole foods helps residents replace processed options with vegetables, fruits and other nutrient-dense items.
Upcoming Rosemead Farmers Market Events in September
On September 1, families are invited to “Pup Cup ‘PAW’TEE,” an event featuring pet-friendly snack demos and nutrition booths . The market will also be open September 8, 15, 22 and 29, giving residents multiple chances to shop fresh produce before the season ends.
Local Vendors at Rosemead Farmers Market
A rotating selection of vendors supplies the market. Antonio Farms brings strawberries and greens. Bonanza Farms offers citrus and avocados. GB Farms features seasonal vegetables. Flores Honey sells raw honey while Garcia Nuts provides dried fruits and nuts . This variety supports dietary diversity and encourages families to try new, healthy options.
EBT Incentives at Rosemead Farmers Market
The market participates in California’s Market Match program, which doubles EBT transactions for fruits and vegetables. WIC vouchers are accepted for produce purchases. Studies show that low-income shoppers using incentive programs at farmers markets increase daily produce intake by up to 1.6 servings (IFM). These financial supports lower barriers to healthy eating for underserved households.
Community Impact of Farmers Market Programs
Research indicates that each one-percent rise in farmers market usage correlates with a 6.5 percent boost in fruit and vegetable consumption among consumers (MDPI). Nutrition educators at the market report that regular shoppers adopt healthier habits, including meal planning around fresh produce. Interactive booths and cooking demos reinforce knowledge and spark long-term dietary changes.
By combining local agriculture, financial incentives and educational events, the Rosemead Farmers Market plays a vital role in promoting healthy eating, improving food security and strengthening community ties.
