North Redondo Beach Farmers Market, Oct 28

The last Wednesday of October is a good moment for a market run. Summer fruit has given way to apples, squash and hardy greens, and the stalls start to look like fall. The North Redondo Beach Farmers Market is on the calendar for October 28 at Green Lane and Artesia Blvd, and it fits neatly into a list of things to do in Los Angeles that do not need a long drive or a plan.

When: Wednesday, October 28, 2026 Where: Green Lane at Artesia Blvd, North Redondo Beach Listing: Local Anchor community calendar

What to expect

This is a neighborhood market, not a destination one, and that is the appeal. Expect the usual South Bay mix: seasonal fruit and vegetables, baked goods, and a few stands selling something to eat on the spot. You can loop the whole thing in twenty minutes, or stretch it to an hour if you stop to ask growers what is good this week.

Vendor lineups shift from week to week, so treat any specific stall as a maybe rather than a promise. If you are hoping for a particular grower, check their own page before you go.

Why a midweek market works

Weekend markets get crowded, and parking gets harder with every extra shopper. A Wednesday market is calmer. You can talk to the people behind the tables, compare a few varieties of apples or citrus, and be home with dinner ingredients without fighting a crowd. It also suits families, since the pace is slow enough for kids to wander a little. For anyone sorting through LA food festivals and bigger tasting events, a small weekly market is the low-key counterpart.

Getting there

Green Lane meets Artesia Blvd in North Redondo Beach, a few minutes inland from the beach cities. Parking is typically on nearby residential streets, so give yourself extra minutes and expect to walk a block or two. Bring your own bags and some small bills, since some stalls may be cash-only. The listing shows no admission charge, and what you spend depends on how much you buy.

The listing does not spell out hours here, so confirm the time on the Local Anchor page before you head out. Weekly markets occasionally shift for holidays, weather or street closures, and the listing is the quickest way to check.

Make an afternoon of it

Redondo Beach has plenty nearby for a longer outing. The pier and harbor are a short drive west, and Hermosa and Manhattan Beach are close if you want to catch the sunset after you shop. Browse the food and drink events page for more markets and tastings, or the Los Angeles neighborhood guide for other upcoming events Los Angeles has lined up.