Just in time for spring, Mission Community Market returns for the 2020 season starting on Thursday, March 26! Welcome back your favorite vendors and join CUESA for a fun evening of good food, family fun, live music, and more.
Opening Day Festivities:
- Enjoy live music from Borogroves (4-6 pm) and Manos Lindas (6:30-8 pm), brought to you in partnership with Little Mission Studio.
- Stop by the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts table to learn about their vision to promote, preserve, and develop the cultural arts of of the Chicano, Central and South American, and Caribbean people.
- Enjoy hands-on crafts for the whole family at the CUESA Kids' Corner.
Opening Day Vendors
- Enjoy fresh produce, handcrafted products, and hot prepared foods from these local farms, crafters, and chefs.
Achadinha Cheese Company: goat and cow cheese
Avila Farms: vegetables
City Bees: local honey
Delightful Foods: vegan cookies and treats
En Vie Naturals: natural body care
Great Valley Poultry: pastured and cage-free eggs
Hummus Heaven: hummus and dips
Izalco Catering: pupusas
Jennifer Kindell: screen prints
Maria's Crystals: crystals and jewelry
Medrano's Flowers: flowers
Mi Comedor: tacos and quesadillas
Nuchas Empanadas: empanadas
Pet Wants SF: natural pet products
RoliRoti Gourmet Rotisserie: roasted chicken and porchetta sandwiches
Roti: curries, dips, chutneys
Twin Girls Farm: organic fruit
Winters Fruit Tree: raw, roasted, and flavored nuts
More to come. Check back for updates!
Getting Here:
Mission Community Market takes places on Thursdays, 4-8pm, at 22nd Street between Mission and Valencia. The market is accessible from the 24th Street BART station, as well as the 14, 49, and other MUNI lines. Find Bay Area transit information, maps, and schedules at https://www.transit.511.org.
CUESA farmers markets accept EBT (CalFresh/food stamps). Customers using EBT can double their dollars (up to $10 per market day) through the Market Match program, which offers free market coins redeemable only for fruits and vegetables.
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Opening Day Festivities:
- Enjoy live music from Borogroves (4-6 pm) and Manos Lindas (6:30-8 pm), brought to you in partnership with Little Mission Studio.
- Stop by the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts table to learn about their vision to promote, preserve, and develop the cultural arts of of the Chicano, Central and South American, and Caribbean people.
- Enjoy hands-on crafts for the whole family at the CUESA Kids' Corner.
Opening Day Vendors
- Enjoy fresh produce, handcrafted products, and hot prepared foods from these local farms, crafters, and chefs.
Achadinha Cheese Company: goat and cow cheese
Avila Farms: vegetables
City Bees: local honey
Delightful Foods: vegan cookies and treats
En Vie Naturals: natural body care
Great Valley Poultry: pastured and cage-free eggs
Hummus Heaven: hummus and dips
Izalco Catering: pupusas
Jennifer Kindell: screen prints
Maria's Crystals: crystals and jewelry
Medrano's Flowers: flowers
Mi Comedor: tacos and quesadillas
Nuchas Empanadas: empanadas
Pet Wants SF: natural pet products
RoliRoti Gourmet Rotisserie: roasted chicken and porchetta sandwiches
Roti: curries, dips, chutneys
Twin Girls Farm: organic fruit
Winters Fruit Tree: raw, roasted, and flavored nuts
More to come. Check back for updates!
Getting Here:
Mission Community Market takes places on Thursdays, 4-8pm, at 22nd Street between Mission and Valencia. The market is accessible from the 24th Street BART station, as well as the 14, 49, and other MUNI lines. Find Bay Area transit information, maps, and schedules at https://www.transit.511.org.
CUESA farmers markets accept EBT (CalFresh/food stamps). Customers using EBT can double their dollars (up to $10 per market day) through the Market Match program, which offers free market coins redeemable only for fruits and vegetables.
Just in time for spring, Mission Community Market returns for the 2020 season starting on Thursday, March 26! Welcome back your favorite vendors and join CUESA for a fun evening of good food, family fun, live music, and more.
Opening Day Festivities:
- Enjoy live music from Borogroves (4-6 pm) and Manos Lindas (6:30-8 pm), brought to you in partnership with Little Mission Studio.
- Stop by the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts table to learn about their vision to promote, preserve, and develop the cultural arts of of the Chicano, Central and South American, and Caribbean people.
- Enjoy hands-on crafts for the whole family at the CUESA Kids' Corner.
Opening Day Vendors
- Enjoy fresh produce, handcrafted products, and hot prepared foods from these local farms, crafters, and chefs.
Achadinha Cheese Company: goat and cow cheese
Avila Farms: vegetables
City Bees: local honey
Delightful Foods: vegan cookies and treats
En Vie Naturals: natural body care
Great Valley Poultry: pastured and cage-free eggs
Hummus Heaven: hummus and dips
Izalco Catering: pupusas
Jennifer Kindell: screen prints
Maria's Crystals: crystals and jewelry
Medrano's Flowers: flowers
Mi Comedor: tacos and quesadillas
Nuchas Empanadas: empanadas
Pet Wants SF: natural pet products
RoliRoti Gourmet Rotisserie: roasted chicken and porchetta sandwiches
Roti: curries, dips, chutneys
Twin Girls Farm: organic fruit
Winters Fruit Tree: raw, roasted, and flavored nuts
More to come. Check back for updates!
Getting Here:
Mission Community Market takes places on Thursdays, 4-8pm, at 22nd Street between Mission and Valencia. The market is accessible from the 24th Street BART station, as well as the 14, 49, and other MUNI lines. Find Bay Area transit information, maps, and schedules at https://www.transit.511.org.
CUESA farmers markets accept EBT (CalFresh/food stamps). Customers using EBT can double their dollars (up to $10 per market day) through the Market Match program, which offers free market coins redeemable only for fruits and vegetables.
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Opening Day Festivities:
- Enjoy live music from Borogroves (4-6 pm) and Manos Lindas (6:30-8 pm), brought to you in partnership with Little Mission Studio.
- Stop by the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts table to learn about their vision to promote, preserve, and develop the cultural arts of of the Chicano, Central and South American, and Caribbean people.
- Enjoy hands-on crafts for the whole family at the CUESA Kids' Corner.
Opening Day Vendors
- Enjoy fresh produce, handcrafted products, and hot prepared foods from these local farms, crafters, and chefs.
Achadinha Cheese Company: goat and cow cheese
Avila Farms: vegetables
City Bees: local honey
Delightful Foods: vegan cookies and treats
En Vie Naturals: natural body care
Great Valley Poultry: pastured and cage-free eggs
Hummus Heaven: hummus and dips
Izalco Catering: pupusas
Jennifer Kindell: screen prints
Maria's Crystals: crystals and jewelry
Medrano's Flowers: flowers
Mi Comedor: tacos and quesadillas
Nuchas Empanadas: empanadas
Pet Wants SF: natural pet products
RoliRoti Gourmet Rotisserie: roasted chicken and porchetta sandwiches
Roti: curries, dips, chutneys
Twin Girls Farm: organic fruit
Winters Fruit Tree: raw, roasted, and flavored nuts
More to come. Check back for updates!
Getting Here:
Mission Community Market takes places on Thursdays, 4-8pm, at 22nd Street between Mission and Valencia. The market is accessible from the 24th Street BART station, as well as the 14, 49, and other MUNI lines. Find Bay Area transit information, maps, and schedules at https://www.transit.511.org.
CUESA farmers markets accept EBT (CalFresh/food stamps). Customers using EBT can double their dollars (up to $10 per market day) through the Market Match program, which offers free market coins redeemable only for fruits and vegetables.
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22nd Street at Bartlett Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
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