Fresh, seasonal produce of the highest quality

A diverse range of producers that adapt to community preferences

A Farm Audit Integrity Program that upholds the integrity of our markets

New market equipment, including cafe tables and chairs, to enhance the market experience

Chefs carts for bulk purchase that support the local culinary community

Zero waste stations that promote composting and recycling, reducing landfill waste

The Racial Equity Fund: strives to reduce financial barriers to entry by supporting BIPOC first-generation farmers, food producers, and artisans who are getting started at AIM’s farmers markets

Incubator Booths: creates dedicated space for new BIPOC farm owners to train and get established at the farmers market.

Growing Success: provides training and technical assistance services at no charge to AIM’s market participants and community partners

AIM’s Job Board: helps producers find qualified candidates for staff positions on the farm, in the kitchen, and at the markets

Diggin’ Education: farmers market tours, classroom visits, and farm tours; meet the people growing your food, learn about local farms, and how to make healthy choices.

Youth Scholarships to take a field trip to local farms where you will meet a farmer-educator, for hands-on learning experiences

Community Farmers Market Tours

Chef’s Corner is a community around healthy food through cooking demonstrations using local ingredients, designed to deepen your culinary knowledge and learn how to cook seasonally and sustainably.

Harvest Talks

Where TEDTalks meet the farmers market, hear stories from people creating a more responsible local food system

AIM accepts and promotes the use of the following supplemental nutrition benefits at all of our markets: CalFresh (SNAP), Women Infants Children Program WIC, Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP)

The Rollin Root, provides nutrition security though the mobile market and education for aging adults and underserved neighborhoods

The Bounty Box, brings free produce boxes to low-income families every week

Market Match: a program which doubles the value of your EBT money for free fruits and vegetables

AIM leverages our position as an agricultural hub, in ongoing partnership with other like- minded organizations, to advocate for beneficial policy - uplifting those in the frontlines of agriculture, access, equity, and health.