Central Sacramento Sunday Certified Farmers’ Market
Sunday certified farmers market beneath US 50 beside Southside Park, operated by Alchemist CDC.
About Central Sacramento Sunday Certified Farmers’ Market
The Central Sacramento Sunday Certified Farmers’ Market is an agricultural market operated by Alchemist Community Development Corporation. The organizer traces its history to 1980 and says the market connects California farms with Sacramento shoppers. It sets up beneath US 50 between 6th and 8th Streets and W and X Streets, across from Southside Park; “Market Under the Freeway” is another name used for the location.
The official product list includes fruit and vegetables, flowers, nuts, bread, eggs, honey, and other local food. The market runs Sundays from 8 a.m. to noon year-round, according to the state certified-market listing and the organizer. Reviews tied to this venue describe a broad selection and seasonal harvests; several visitors advise arriving early because parking can become more difficult as attendance builds.
The outing is a morning shopping circuit in an open-air space shaded by the overpass. No specific stall or product is guaranteed every week. Before going, check Alchemist’s channels for vendors, visitor rules, and possible changes, and use the official 750 W Street address as your reference. The market pairs naturally with Southside Park and differs from Midtown, which adds crafts, prepared food, and activities along central streets.
California-grown fruit and vegetables, flowers, nuts, bread, eggs, honey, and other farm and food products.