A variety of fresh and nutritious vegetables can be found at the Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market. (photo courtesy of the city of Beverly Hills)

The Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market will reopen from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday, June 21, and will continue operation during those same hours every Sunday moving forward.

Following Los Angeles County safety protocols, the city will limit crowd capacity and require face coverings and social distancing at all times. Early shopping hours will be offered from 8 to 9 a.m. for seniors and high-risk individuals.

Only farmers and prepackaged food vendors will be at the Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market. No food trucks or open prepared food items will be available. At this time, live music and the petting zoo are not offered. There will also be no seating or shopping carts.

The Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market has been closed since March 15 in response to the COVID-19 public health emergency. The city is asking the public for cooperation in maintaining a safe and healthy environment. People experiencing any symptoms of illness are asked to stay home. The city recommends only sending one family member per household due to limited capacity at the farmers’ market. No pets are allowed.

The Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market is held in the 9300 block of Civic Center Drive, between Third Street and Santa Monica Boulevard. Two hours of free parking is available in the Civic Center Parking Structure, 450 Rexford Drive. For information, call (310)285-6830, or visit beverlyhills.org/farmersmarket.