Join us at our seasonal Point Reyes Market for a variety of events happening every Saturday, between May 3rd and September 27th, 2025! More details to come soon.
May 3: Opening Day!
Opening day festivities kick off at 10 AM with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony with CEO Andy Naja-Riese, live music from talented musician Bob Culbertson, and a bustling market full of fresh, local, organic bounty, from peak-season produce, and, baked goods, nutritious superfoods, and artisan crafts.
May 10: Mother’s Day Cards
Kids create heartfelt cards at the Farmers Market.
June 7: Wild West Point Reyes Market
9:00am–2:00pm
The Wild West Market will be hosting local agricultural producers, food makers, and artisans like Straus Family Creamery, Nadia's Desserts, and Ramani Mozzarella, Toluma Farms & Tomales Farmstead Creamery and many more!
Diggin’ Education will be there with a hands-on eat the rainbow education + sensory produce table! Self-guided scavenger hunt + prize!
Open regular hours in Toby's Feed Barn Parking lot.
June 7: Cookie Contest
9:00am–11:00am
Join us for our 2nd annual Cooking Contest this year by bringing your proudest homemade baked from scratch cookies. Bring your cookies to the Farmers Market Information booth by 10am. Winners are announced at 11am. Please click the link below to sign up. All ages are welcome to join. We will have three categories, children, families, and adults.
Contest Details
Check out how to enter and what prizes are up for grabs.
Rules: Entries should include the title, your name, your phone number, and the recipe. Only one entry per person.
Ingredients: Ingredients must be all-natural (natural does not contain any artificial ingredients, coloring, or chemical preservatives), and seasonal.
Judging Criteria: Homemade products will be judged on taste and presentation. Extra points for beautiful and creative submissions.
June 14: Chili Cook-Off
Chili cooking demonstration and tasting.
June 21: Tote Bag Decorating
Kids design and decorate their own tote bags to take home.
July 5: Pie Baking Contest
Show Off Your Best Pie—Sweet or Savory
Contest Details
Check out how to enter and what prizes are up for grabs.
Rules: Entries should include the title, your name, your phone number, and the recipe. Only one entry per person.
Ingredients: Ingredients must be all-natural (natural does not contain any artificial ingredients, coloring, or chemical preservatives), and seasonal.
Judging Criteria: Homemade products will be judged on taste and presentation. Extra points for beautiful and creative submissions.
Celebrate agriculture & perfect your summer pie for the contest! Youth, adults and families are welcome to join.
July 12: Photo Booth Fun
Strike a pose with seasonal backdrops & props.
August 2: Jam & Jelly Cooking Contest
Contest Details
Check out how to enter and what prizes are up for grabs.
Rules: Entries should include the title, your name, your phone number, and the recipe. Only one entry per person.
Ingredients: Ingredients must be all-natural (natural does not contain any artificial ingredients, coloring, or chemical preservatives), and seasonal.
Judging Criteria: Homemade products will be judged on taste and presentation. Extra points for beautiful and creative submissions.
Celebrate agriculture by preserving your favorite seasonal fruits for the contest! Youth, adults and families are welcome to join.
August 9: National Farmers Market Week
Farmers market bingo for kids and spin the wheel for a prize.
August 16: TBD
More details coming soon!
September 6: No-Bake Treat Contest
Contest Details
Check out how to enter and what prizes are up for grabs.
Rules: Entries should include the title, your name, your phone number, and the recipe. Only one entry per person.
Ingredients: Ingredients must be all-natural (natural does not contain any artificial ingredients, coloring, or chemical preservatives), and seasonal.
Judging Criteria: Homemade products will be judged on taste and presentation. Extra points for beautiful and creative submissions.
September 20: Dewey Livingston Book Presentation
Historian Dewey Livingston presents an illustrated talk on themes in his long-awaited book Point Reyes and Tomales Bay: A History of the Land and Its People.
The 584-page book covers the Point Reyes Peninsula, Olema Valley, and Tomales Bay, including the east shore towns of Marshall, Hamlet, Fisherman’s, and even the legendary Muldrow City.
He will be at the Point Reyes Farmers market signing and selling books from 11am to 12pm.
September 27: Last Day of the Market!
More details coming soon!