Organic flowers are available for sale from Thomas Farm – especially known for their prized locally grown, organic tulips. Buying cut flowers from a local source has the benefit of longer bloom life and is a choice for a more sustainable environment.

Marge American Sweets, El Huarache Loco and Ica Juices among food purveyor startups getting a foodhold in the food business at the Farmers' Market. El Huarache Loco owner Veronica Salazar and La Ica owner Dora Paredes have both gone through the La Cocina food business incubator in San Francisco. 

The Marin Country Mart, former Larkspur Shopping Center, to return to its retail glory with restoration of spaces to largely retail and restaurants by owner/developer Jim Rosenfield. An added bonus is the MCM year round Saturday Farmers’ Market.

Molly de Vries is what you would call ecofabulous. As a leader in eco-options for packaging selling her hand-crafted fabric wares at the MCM Farmers’ Market, she’s the anti-plastic-bag-superhero incarnate.

After the hiatus of the Larkspur Farmers’ Market, a new market was launched at the Marin Country Mart on October 30, 2010 and it’s now open year-round on Saturdays, 9am-2pm.

Attracting some of the finest West Coast retailers, the Marin Country Mart is establishing itself as an impressive regional shopping destination. Businesses include George pet products, Twig & Fig stationary, Malia Mills, Benjamin Eyewear, Unionmade, Erica Tanov, Poppy children’s boutique, Rustic Bakery and James Perse.

Jim Rosenfield, developer Brentwood Country Market in L.A. County, bring his visionary abilities to the former Larkspur Landing Shopping Center – with plans to make the mart a unique destination fit for Marin County.

The Marin Country Mart is on the start of an overhaul to include: a public space with a grassy lawn, outdoor dining with fire pit, children’s play area, and raised garden beds.