DOWNTOWN HEMET FARMER'S MARKET - Hemet, California

Maria K.

Great place for a family outing. Pick up some homemade baked goods, crocheted items, house plants, garden fresh fruit and vegetables, and more. A little of everything here.

Monica

Decided to stop by here early to beat the crowds, it gets busier when it cools down in the evening. There are a lot of people selling handmade things, very beautiful artwork, hand-sewn things, jewelry, fancy soap, there is a person who sells sports memorabilia and another who sells knives, and there was even someone selling stuff for doggies. Lots of delicious street food as well as fresh fruits and vegetables. They have a live band every week, and there were people dancing. There are a few places to sit and eat which is nice. It was a fun night out with the family, we want to check it out every week because it's not always the same vendors. Going to try for a date night next time and stop at the bar next door for some drinks and pool.

Michael C.

Far from a "Farmers Market" !! There were about a dozen pop-ups, mostly selling crafts that were made in their homes or garages; none of them worth mentioning. I saw 1 table in a spot with a small bag of tangerines, a small bag of 4 oranges, 2 dried out heads of green leaf lettuce, and 2 onions. This was on the corner of one small table; not what you would call in any form a selection of produce. The citrus probably came from the fruit trees in their back yard or a neighbors yard. Again, not worth the time to park your car !!! Sorry, but I can only post the actual truth. I had a great moment after the visit to that event. I went north on Harvard to the Harvard Bakery and picked up some wonderful muffins for my Sunday morning coffee. Their Bakery goods are worth going out of your way for. Everything is baked with the finest quality of baking products. For them, I give 5 stars !! [Posting # 2] I see that the owner of the so called " Farmers Market ", replied to my original review. I believe that my point in my first review was fully missed. My point was that this should not be called a Farmer's market. This gathering should be referred to as a " Crafts Fair". This time of year many produce and floral options are available. Citrus fruit is all available, since this is the time of year that it comes available. Hard squash, chards, potatoes, strawberries, and many floral options are also available. Again, none of these "fresh" produce selections were present so this was not a Farmer's Market; but it was a Crafts Fair. Please feel free to call it what you want . It may seem a bit misleading to some that read a review and when they visit the event, they see something totally different; just saying !! Advertising of an event on a website in the future should be a bit more complete. This may be a more helpful for people to be able to make there trip and time more worthwhile. Thank you again for giving me the ability to voice a helpful review of what I observed in my visit to the event.

Becky S.

Saturday nights from about 4:00 to 6:00 or 7:00 we have a little local market, I wouldn't really call it a farmers market there isn't a whole lot of fruit and vegetables. But there's lots of homemade soaps, lotions, breads and other foods and items. Very cute old farmers market right on main Street.

Cheryl C.

Took a fall there stepping off cement and onto lumpy grass while checking out a vendor. Not the vendors fault. I ended up with bruises and trauma to multiple areas of my body.

The vendors had lots of good stuff to check out. I bought fresh baked breads.
They had live music and hot food that smelled fantastic.

Prices varied from from vendor. Other than my fall.it would have been a lovely experience.

Steve D.

Didn't go to a farmers market just driving around Hemet trying to figure out if there's a bus line or not

Ariel

So many wonderful vendors. They were all so kind and had such great prices for their items.

Carrie C.

Great place to come spend a Saturday.