Hollywood Farmers' Market on Ivar and Selma avenues. Like so many of Southern California staples, this venerable institution is struggling to stay afloat.The nonprofit that's behind its operation, Food Access LA, manages seven other farmers markets, including ones in Echo Park, Compton, and Watts-Willowbrook. The organization says a number of factors have made keeping their markets going a financial challenge.
Today, this Hollywood landmark is L.A.'s largest farmers market, hosting more than 160 vendors. If Goop is anything to go by, the outdoor market is still a place forThe nonprofit that's behind its operation, Food Access LA, manages seven other farmers markets, including ones in Echo Park, Compton, and Watts-Willowbrook.For the first time in its three decade-plus history, the organization is launching a membership drive to keep their farmers markets from going under.
The nonprofit saw a bump in funding during the pandemic, in part from government COVID relief money, but that stream has since dried up. "People don't want to come out, or farmers don't have as much to offer," she said."We're seeing that be in effect."
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