Everyone’s Harvest California brings communities together through vibrant certified farmers’ markets, inclusive nutrition programs like Market Match, Fresh Rx, and Farms Together, and a growing network of local farmers and vendors. If you’re looking for sustainable, affordable produce and a community-rich experience in Monterey County, this blog post guides you through everything you need to know—market schedules, how to visit, what to expect, and why it’s a must-visit destination.
Everyone’s Harvest Details
Market Address
31 Upper Ragsdale Dr Ste 4, Monterey, CA 93940
Google Maps Link
Contact Information
Email: Info@everyonesharvest.org
Phone:+1 831-384-6961
Opening Hours & Frequency
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Marina Market: Every Sunday, 10 AM – 2 PM, year-round except a two-week break around Christmas/New Year’s
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Pacific Grove Market: Every Monday, 3 PM – 7 PM (winter: until 6 PM), rain or shine, except during the annual two-week break Everyone’s Harvest
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Seaside Market: Every Thursday, 3 PM – 7 PM
Schedules recur weekly—visit the official site for holiday exceptions and updates.
Parking Details
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Seaside: Free parking adjacent to the market or across the street at City Hall
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Marina & Pacific Grove: See official site or on-site signage for local parking options.
Tickets Information
No entry fee or tickets are required—attendance is free and open to all visitors.
Car Parking and Transportation
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Seaside: Accessible by MST bus Routes 20, A, & B with stops at Del Monte or Fremont
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Marina: MST Routes 18 & 20 serve the Marina Village Shopping Center adjacent to the market
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Pacific Grove: MST Routes 1 & 2 via Asilomar from Monterey Transit Plaza, exit at Fountain & Lighthouse
Vendor List and Vendor Costs
Explore a rich variety of both farmers and prepared-food vendors, such as Ad Astra Bread Co., Antojitos Mexicanos, Barajas Frutas Frescas, Chava’s Corn, Tiffany’s Specialties, and many more; full vendor lineup available on the Vendors page .
To learn about applying as a vendor, see the official seller information and vendor registration section on their website.
Tips for First Timers
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Arrive early for the freshest produce and avoid crowds.
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Bring reusable bags for your shopping.
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Visit the information booth to learn about Market Match—EBT users receive matched benefits (e.g., $30 EBT = up to $75 in produce) .
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Don’t miss seasonal live music, beer-garden offerings, and special programs—Seaside features Summer Sessions on the third Thursday of each month .
Why Everyone’s Harvest is a Must-Visit
Everyone’s Harvest goes beyond the typical farmers’ market. It’s an inclusive, community-driven nonprofit delivering access to fresh food alongside programs like Fresh Rx, Market Match, and Farms Together—all designed to support nutrition, equity, and food justice.
Instagram-worthy Market Moments
Capture vibrant scenes of colorful produce displays, smiling vendors, live music setups (especially at Seaside’s Summer Sessions), people redeeming Market Match benefits, and community cooking demonstrations in action.
FAQs
Q: Are the markets open during holidays?
A: Yes—markets like Marina and Pacific Grove operate rain or shine on most holidays, with only a two-week break around Christmas/New Year’s.
Q: Can I use CalFresh EBT at all markets?
A: Yes—EBT is accepted at all Everyone’s Harvest markets, and purchases are matched via Market Match to boost purchasing power.
Q: Who qualifies for free produce boxes through Farms Together?
A: Low-income residents showing proof (like MediCal or EBT cards) can receive free weekly produce boxes—available at Seaside on Thursdays, and was previously offered at Alisal .
Q: What types of vendors can I expect?
A: A wide range—from farms offering fresh organic produce to artisanal food vendors (e.g., BBQ, pupusas, plant-based treats)—all detailed on the vendor roster.
Q: How can I become a vendor?
A: Visit the official Vendor Registration page on Everyone’s Harvest’s website to learn criteria, costs, and application steps.
Final Thoughts
Everyone’s Harvest California offers more than just a market—it’s a thriving community food hub promoting health, equity, and cultural richness through accessible, fresh local produce and meaningful programs. Whether you’re shopping for seasonal fruits, exploring vendor fare, or participating in nutrition initiatives, these markets have something for everyone.
