Culver City Farmer's Market

Held every Tuesday, rain or shine. The market offers fresh foods, flowers, crafts, and other fare. Two hours of free parking are available in downtown garages. When you walk across the alley, you are actually moving from Los Angeles to Culver City (or vice versa).

Address: Main St
Getting there: downtown between Venice and Culver Blvds
Hours: Tue 2PM-7PM
Website: culvercity.org (opens in a new tab)

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