Posts Tagged ‘East Side’
In the Franklin Hills of Los Feliz, this beautifully preserved 1955 mid-century modern captures the clarity, optimism, and easy sophistication of its era, with sweeping views that give the architecture an especially strong sense of place.

Designer precision meets relaxed Southern California living in this meticulously reimagined Silver Lake home.

Set high above the street in a peaceful and coveted enclave of Mt. Washington, 850 Rome Drive is a beautifully restored and reworked compound with a clear, well-executed site plan. This rare and wonderful property includes a main house, a two-story ADU with a full kitchen, a pool house, and a guest house positioned within the trees.

The Descanso House is a defining work by architect Richard Stampton, set in the heart of Silver Lake.

In the pocket-sized historic district of Melrose Hill, this Craftsman sits like the neighborhood’s crown jewel. It is surrounded by tree-lined streets and architecture that still carries the texture of early 1900s Los Angeles.

An urban farmer’s dream home on the Eagle Rock/Highland Park border. This charming two bed, one bath cottage is sited on a sprawling 10,806 sq. ft. lot offering sweeping canyon and mountain vistas and endless possibilities.

Garlic is on its way out. Out of season, I mean. In California, it’s easy for it to seem we have a constant supply of fresh fruits and vegetables no matter the season because so much of what we buy at our grocery stores travels such great distances to reach us. So there’s always been a soft spot in my heart for farmers markets and organic produce sold by local and regional growers. Afterall, What small town would be complete without a weekly Farmers Market? Luckily, the east side of Los Angeles makes up several small towns (the neighborhoods feel like small towns anyway) and so it offers several farmers markets where you can find a wide variety of affordably-priced fruits, vegetables, honey, herbs, bread, flowers, vintage clothing, arts & crafts, and more.

Everyone from local families who live in the neighborhood to some of Southern California’s most respected chefs use our farmers markets as their weekly food source and walk-in pantry. And once you visit any of the markets on our list below it’s easy to see why: vine-ripened and tree-ripened local produce is way tastier than your average grocery supply, you can feel good about eliminating packaging and plastic waste, it’s amazing to know the people who grow your food by name, and so much more. It’s simply amazing to buy food from passionate people who value sustainable agricultural practices.
Below you will find the definitive list of all of Los Angeles’s east side farmers markets that specialize in every crop that’s grown seasonally around our great state of California, for every day of the week. Except for Mondays for some curious reason. That must be the day of rest for our local growers.
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