Wednesday night market · San Dimas, CA

Dinner, crafts, and farms after work.

A night market in the City Hall parking lot: eat from the stalls, browse makers, pick up produce from the farms. DJ or live musicians most weeks. On a few summer nights the city’s Music in the Park series shares the lawn next door.

Plan your visit Become a vendor

Wednesdays, 4:00-8:30 p.m. 2026 season: April 1 through September 16 at Civic Center Park.

San Dimas night market tents lit at dusk in the City Hall parking lot

245 E. Bonita Ave. Behind City Hall parking lot

When: Wednesdays 4-8:30 p.m.
Season: April 1 - Sept 16, 2026
Where: 245 E. Bonita Ave.
Benefits: SNAP / EBT welcome

What you’ll find

Food, crafts, and farms.

Vendor mix changes with the season. This is what the market is built around, not a guarantee of every stall every week.

A wrap from a food stall, eaten on the grass at the market

Come for dinner

The night is built around prepared food: tamales, tri-tip, pupusas, tacos, bakery, kettle corn, and whoever else is cooking that week. Many stalls take cards; a little cash still helps.

Craft and clothing tents in the City Hall lot

Crafts and makers

Arts, crafts, and small goods are a real part of the mix, not an afterthought. The lineup changes; walk the rows.

Farmer in a plaid shirt laughing with a customer over baskets of squash

Farms

California farms bring fruit, vegetables, nuts, and plants. This is still a night market: dinner and crafts sit alongside the farm stalls.

Tents at sunset along the City Hall parking lot

Farm stall with greens, radishes, asparagus, and cucumbers

Potted flowers and nursery plants for sale

Shoppers at busy stalls, including a pupusa vendor, at the San Dimas night market

SNAP · EBT · Healthy Bucks

Food benefits stretch further here.

The market accepts SNAP / EBT / CalFresh. Advocates for Healthy Living has also run Farmers Market Healthy Bucks, $1 tokens for fresh food from farms and producers.

At the information booth

Swipe your EBT card, then spend tokens on eligible groceries: fruits, vegetables, herbs, cheese, honey, bread, jam, and potted food plants. Prepared hot food is usually not eligible. Confirm current matching and hours at the booth. Programs can change.