Rock Painting
Pick a stone, paint a masterpiece, take it home. Kindness rocks, dinosaurs, rainbows — whatever they dream up.

Local makers are half of it. The other half is a lot full of entertainment stations — dino digs, rock painting, bounce houses, splash zones, face painting — and every one of them is included.
A farmers market with a bouncy castle parked at the end isn't the same thing as a morning built around kids. We run staffed entertainment stations across the lot — each one with its own setup, its own rules and its own crew — so a three-year-old and a nine-year-old both have somewhere to be.
Nothing at a station costs extra. No wristbands, no tickets, no per-ride charge. Walk up and play.

Grab a Stamp & Play card at the welcome table, hit each station, collect the stamps. Fill the card and you've done the whole market — which is exactly the point.

Stations rotate by season and by location — here's the core lineup.
A full row of bounce houses and soft play, sized for toddlers through big kids. No wristband, no per-jump fee.
Tigers, superheroes, butterflies and whatever else gets requested. Free, and the line moves.
The school playground opens to the market — slides and climbers right next to the seating so you can sit down.
A DJ at the top of the lot all morning, with live musicians and surprise performers on rotating dates.
Popcorn, shaved ice and snacks — run as a fundraiser by a local school group, who keep what they make.
Past markets have brought alpacas, petting zoos, magicians and costumed characters. Different every time.




No. Rock painting, dino dig, face painting, bounce houses, the playground and the splash zone are all included. Nothing on the lot charges per ride or per craft.
Only what you choose to buy — food, drinks and whatever you pick up from the makers. Admission is free for the first 150 adults at every market and always free for kids; after that adult admission is $5.
The core ones are. Seasonal stations rotate — splash zone in the heat, trunk-or-treat in October, Santa in December — and each location's lot is a different size, so the Ramona lineup runs a little tighter than Mission Valley.
Each station is staffed, but parents stay responsible for their own children — this is an open lot, not a drop-off. The splash zone in particular requires a parent present.
Yes — that's the attraction sponsorship. Your name goes on the bounce zone, the craft table or the stage, and you get a booth beside it. See sponsorship options.
Pick the market closest to you and RSVP — it helps us staff the stations properly.
One short email before each market — what's new, who's vending, and what the kids will lose their minds over.