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Farmers markets in Beverly Hills, CA

Beverly Hills, CA has 3 farmers markets listed with the USDA. 2 of them take SNAP/EBT. Addresses and map links for each, plus nearby towns with markets.

markets
3
take SNAP/EBT
2
take WIC
2

Beverly Hills Farmers Market

SNAP / EBTWICSenior FMNP

9300 Civic Center Dr, Beverly Hills , California 90210

Setting
Closed-off public street
Vendors offer
Organic (USDA Certified)
Payment
Debit card/Credit card
EBT
Accept EBT at a central location
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Aug 2020

Century City Farmers' Market

1800 Avenue of the Stars, Century City, CA, 90067

Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Mar 2023

La Cienega Farmers Market

SNAP / EBTWICSenior FMNP

1835 La Cienega Blvd, Los Angele, California 90035

Where exactly
Located on the corner of 18th Street and Holt Avenue in the La Cienega Plaza shopping center (near the Target store)
Setting
Private business parking lot
Vendors offer
Organic (USDA Certified)
Payment
Debit card/Credit card
EBT
Accept EBT at a central location
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Feb 2021

Markets nearby

Other towns near Beverly Hills with markets, closest first.

CSA farms around Beverly Hills

Rather have a box of the week's harvest delivered from one farm? These CSA farms are close.

Good to know

How many farmers markets are there in Beverly Hills, CA?

3 farmers markets in Beverly Hills are listed in the USDA National Farmers Market Directory: Beverly Hills Farmers Market, Century City Farmers' Market, and La Cienega Farmers Market.

Which farmers markets in Beverly Hills accept SNAP/EBT?

Beverly Hills Farmers Market and La Cienega Farmers Market accept SNAP/EBT according to the USDA listing. Bring your EBT card to the market information booth, where many markets swap it for tokens.

Is this list complete?

It’s everything the USDA directory holds for Beverly Hills as of our last refresh (USDA Local Food Directories, snapshot 2026-09-28). Markets self-report to the USDA, so brand-new markets and pop-ups can be missing, and hours change with the seasons. If you run a market here and something is wrong, email us and we’ll fix it.

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