West Covina Farmers Market and Street Fair

I got up early to go this one and was disappointed it was so small. Two produce stands, a flower stand and a handful of craft booths. I don’t think i will go back.

Was eating at a nearby restaurant (One World Veg) and saw the farmer’s market here and decided to check it out after lunch. The hours for this place is pretty short, Saturdays 8 am to 1 pm.
Anyways, I wouldn’t call this a street fair since the whole thing is pretty small. I pretty much was able to walk through everything in about 10 minutes. There really isn’t that many vendors (I believe only 10 at most) when I came by. There was a vendor who sold fresh flowers, 1 vendor selling blankets (like the ones you see in downtown LA), 1 selling random toys (like Angry Bird things), 1 selling bakery items, 1 selling snacks (fruits and nuts kind of like), 1 selling fruits and vegetables and 1 selling women’s clothing. There were a few more but don’t recall what they were selling. But basically, there wasn’t really anything that made me want to buy anything.
This is a nice start, but would be even better if there were more vendors. I don’t think I would really come back, unless I happen to be dining at One World Veg again (and if it was on a Saturday). So don’t make a special trip just to come by here.
By the way, this farmer’s market is also behind the Edward’s Cinema (and yes, right across from One World Veg restaurant). There is also plenty of parking in the plaza right in front of the farmer’s market.

I look for fruit — specifically, BERRIES, all types of berries — when I go to a farmer’s market, and my five minute walk through of this market did not yield any.
So I left. Done.
I need those berries for my morning smoothies, so I will just continue going to the Brea farmer’s market on Tuesdays.

The farmers market is every Saturday, rain or shine, from 8 am to 1 pm. The market is located on West Covina Parkway behind the JC Penny and across from the local Panera Bread café.
This is a great place for the community. At the West Covina farmers market you can find all sorts of goodies. They offer a great variety of local farm fresh produce, locally grown flowers, plants, fruit and nuts, the best hummus ever, and all sorts of crafts. They also have great Mexican food and breads.
Tao lee offers all kinds of great Asian produce. From lemon grass, dandelion flower, Thai chili’s, etc. Their prices are amazing and everything is fresh.
Jamie Farms offers farm fresh egg, all kinds of veggies like squash, tomato’s, cucumbers, onions, parsley and it goes on. They have such quality in their produce and its all locally grown with no pesticides.
At Berumen Farms you can find great produce locally grown in Orange Co. They have organic strawberries, watermelon when in season. Great veggies like onion, broccoli, etc.
The flowers are amazing. For $ 5 you can great a great bouquet of flowers. They also have great plants next to the flowers that are locally grown in Monrovia.
Libby has great orchids that she grows herself. She is very knowledgeable and can answer your questions
Ruben’s nuts offers a wide variety of packed nuts and fruits. They also have fresh roasted peanuts that are made on site.
Kettlestones Food’s offers a wide variety of hummus, pita and Mediterranean appetizers.
The market also has New York Life. If you have any questions about life insurance they can help you and they are so friendly.
Kitchen Connection can help if you want to remodel or have questions about your kitchen.
Avon has an amazing variety of makeup, lotions, etc. and Sabrina is very friendly and can help answer any questions. She has great prices.
Tupperware is also in the market with so many new goodies to help with all the holiday leftovers and organize your kitchen.
The market also has cell phone covers and accessories, a variety of handmade jewlery and more.
We also have Ki energy masters. Mark is amazing. His treatments can help you feel better.
We have great music provided by Tony Mason and his lovely wife Tyra.
Stop by say hello, come check out all the great stuff the market has to offer.