Peak-season berries, summer squash, spring garlic, and mushrooms are stocked at the Orinda Farmers' Market as of mid-July, according to the Contra Costa Certified Farmers' Markets listing for the Orinda location.

The market, operated by CCCFM, runs every Saturday year-round from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 13 Orinda Way in Orinda Village, set up in front of Rite Aid and Orinda Community Park. Beyond produce, the stalls carry smoked fish, cheesecakes, bread and pastries, eggs, hummus, pasta, microgreens, tamales, honey, cut flowers, pork, lamb, goat, local wine, and freshly prepared meals.

The market is accessible via County Connection Bus line 106 and sits within walking distance of the Orinda BART station. Only service animals are permitted at the market per Contra Costa Environmental Health rules. For information, call (925) 431-8361 or visit cccfm.org/orinda-market.

Lamorinda residents looking for a Sunday option can head to the Moraga Farmers' Market, which runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Moraga Road and Moraga Way in Moraga Center, with over 40 local California farmers and food purveyors, according to the market's website.