Once a year, the working Coastside opens its doors. For the 35th time, Farms, Fish & Flowers invites the public behind the fences and greenhouse walls of Half Moon Bay’s nurseries, farms, historic ranches, and working harbor — places that stay closed to visitors the rest of the year.
This isn’t a staged tour. It’s a real look at how the coast actually works: organic herbs and field greens, a working dairy, flower gardens tended by hand, and a harbor that still sends boats out for a living. Growers walk you through what they raise, share what keeps an operation running season after season, and tell the family stories that shaped the land you’re standing on.
Tickets are $20 per property, with locations grouped into three time slots across the day — so you can make a morning of it or stay for all three. Come for one stop. Stay for the day.
