Markets in Redwood City, CA tonight and this week

A food market at Canada College where students, staff and community members pick out the food they want.

A casual coworking meetup at San Pedro Square Market for remote workers, freelancers, and students to focus and connect.

A night market at Idyll Time Wines where local makers sell gifts, and visitors can make something at a DIY charm bar. Entry is free.

Weekly farmers market with affordable fruits and vegetables.

A year-round farmers market in Sonoma's Arnold Field lot, with fresh produce, coffee, crepes, baked goods and prepared food. Live music and puppy adoptions often add to the day.

An antique and artisan fair at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds.

A Friends of the Library book sale at Menlo Park Library with thousands of books.

Local artist Sol & Serendipity holds a pop-up event at Peninsula Books.

A hands-on Latin percussion pop-up class with percussionist Josué Santos: explore congas, bongos and other percussion instruments in a relaxed small-group setting. $23.

Scotts Valley: Farmers Market at Graham Plaza in California.

The Aptos Farmers Market at Cabrillo College.

A downtown Napa farmers' market where more than 60 small regional farms bring their harvest, many certified organic, alongside local artisans.

Weekly Saturday market with fresh, local goods from the area. Free.

A farmers market with over 40 local farmers, 30 specialty food vendors and several artisans, where you can buy produce straight from the grower and eat lunch on the lawn.

Farmers market selling local produce, flowers, eggs, honey and olive oil from a sustainable garden.

A used book sale from the Friends of the Palo Alto Library, with three rooms of more than 70,000 books, plus CDs, DVDs and puzzles, all sorted and reasonably priced. Proceeds benefit the Palo Alto libraries.

A Friends of the Library book sale at Menlo Park Library with thousands of books.

A large sale of donated and discarded library books, with proceeds funding the West Valley branch's programs, books and supplies. Only cash and checks are accepted.

A book sale of books for all ages and interests, run by the Friends of the Joyce Ellington Branch Library to raise funds for the branch.

A used book sale run by the Friends of the Campbell Library, stocked with fiction, children's books and other media.

A crafts bazaar of Palestinian work in Berkeley, now in its 23rd year, put on by Middle East Children's Alliance and Joining Hands.

A half-price book sale at the Friends Corner Book Shop, where every book is 50% off.

A plant swap where you bring a cutting, a small rooted plant, or seeds to trade. The Ruth Bancroft Garden is on site to teach succulent propagation and plant care. Free, with no registration required.

An annual craft fair that is free to attend, with registration for those who want to sell.

A monthly book sale by the Friends of the Gilroy Library, with books, DVDs and music CDs in many languages. Proceeds help fund extra library programs.

Fibershed’s Winter Market 2026 at Dance Palace in Point Reyes Station, California.

Jewelry on display at a pop-up in Burlingame, a curated mix of sparkling finds and unique pieces.

The 12th annual Aptos Grange holiday craft fair, with locally made crafts, homemade food, and raffle prizes.

Boutique shops and artisan vendors with food. Free.

A clothing swap where you bring gently loved pieces and take home new-to-you finds, with creative cocktails and bar bites at Asiento's.

Spanish speakers learning English and English speakers learning Spanish trade language and culture with each other. Free; registration requested but not required.

Buy gently used books for all ages at this sale, which supports the library.