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New location’s farmers’ market is bigger than the old location at the United Nations Plaza. Courtesy SF Recreation and Parks Department

New location of popular Farmers’ Market opens in SF Civic Center, vendors and shoppers still look at its impacts

(SAN FRANCISCO) On September 3, a Sunday at the Labor Day weekend, the popular Heart of the City's Farmers' Market (HOCFM) was relocated to the nearby Fulton Street parking lot and opened for business for the first time. Both the vendors and the shoppers said there were pros and cons at both locations. They would need more time to assess the impacts of the new location.

  • (SAN FRANCISCO) Starting September 3, the popular Heart of the City's Farmers' Market (HOCFM) will be relocated to the nearby Fulton Street parking lot after 42 years of operating at the United Nations Plaza. The market and vendors are not happy with the relocation plan.

    The brick-lined pavement farmers’ market at the United Nations Plaza will be moved by the City to the nearby Fulton Street parking lot starting September 3. Photo by Portia Li

  • (SAN FRANCISCO) The Park and Recreation Department welcomes the veterans to come to visit their facilities for free or at a discount rate under the new law proposed by Supervisor Gordon Mar.

    The veterans holds a rally outside the Sava Pool in Sunset District to support the veterans free parks law. Photos by Portia Li