Fresh Finds from the California Farmers Market Collective
Over the past year, this market has become a bustling Sunday community hub. Managed by the California Farmers Market Collective—an organization known for curating markets that showcase the best of California's agriculture and artisanal talent—the market offers a wide selection of fresh produce and artisan goods. Shoppers enjoy a bountiful selection of seasonal fruits, heirloom vegetables, herbs, and flowers sourced directly from certified California family farms.
Beyond the farm-fresh offerings, the market features a tempting variety of prepared foods and artisan goods. Visitors can browse gourmet baked goods, specialty cheeses, local honey, fresh-squeezed juices, and hot food vendors offering diverse culinary treats. Hand-crafted items, such as unique jewelry, woodcrafts, and candles, have become a weekly staple, offering perfect opportunities to find one-of-a-kind gifts.
More Than a Market: The Museum's Dual Event Advantage
A key feature of the market's location is that it serves as a dual event, inviting visitors to enjoy both the market and the museum in one day. This unique partnership successfully transforms a typical grocery run into an enriching cultural and educational experience.
The San Bernardino County Museum is dedicated to developing visitors' appreciation of the region's dynamic cultural and natural history, stimulating inquiry, and connecting people to the diverse regional identity of Inland Southern California. The museum's collections and exhibits cover a wide range of content, including anthropology, archaeology, art, biology, geology, and paleontology.
The location's dual-event nature lets attendees easily transition from browsing fresh produce to exploring ancient history. Current and recent exhibits often feature fascinating looks into the region's past, such as "Minerals Rock! Unearthing the Human Element," "Path of the Mastodon," and "Pulp Culture: A Juicy Tale of the Orange Empire," which explores the history of the local citrus industry. The combination of the vibrant farmers market and the museum's educational offerings makes the San Bernardino County Museum a must-visit destination every Sunday, with the market running from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.























