Palm Hill · Every Last Sunday · 8 AM – 1 PM
Palm Hill
Farm Walk
Every last Sunday, Palm Hill neighbors set their surplus fruits and vegetables at the foot of their driveway — then friends, families, and neighbors walk the streets together, share the harvest, and connect.
2026 Walks
How It Works
Simple. Generous.
Right in your neighborhood.
01
Put your surplus at the foot of your driveway
Before 8 AM on the last Sunday of each month, place any surplus fruits, vegetables, herbs, or garden extras at the bottom of your driveway. A cardboard box, a basket, or a blanket on the ground works perfectly. Label things if you like — and leave them out until 1 PM.
02
Invite a friend and go for a walk
Text a neighbor, call a friend, grab the kids or the dog — and head out together from 8 AM to 1 PM. Stroll the Palm Hill streets, see what's been set out, take what you'll use, and enjoy the company along the way.
03
Stop, chat, and connect
When you see a neighbor at their driveway, stop and say hello. Swap a tomato for a lemon, share a recipe, compare notes on what's growing. This is how a neighborhood becomes a community — one walk at a time.
Why We Do This
Less waste.
More connection.
Every garden produces more than one family can eat. The Palm Hill Farm Walk — the founding walk of the Ross Valley Farm Walk — turns that abundance into something better: a reason to get outside, walk your streets, and actually spend time with the people around you.
Think of it as a farmers market without the market. A food-sharing network without the app. You set your extras at the foot of your driveway, your neighbors do the same, and then everyone goes for a walk — together. Grab a friend. Bring the family. Take the long way home.
The food is the reason to show up. The conversations, the connections, the neighbors you finally get to meet — that's what you'll remember.
No food waste
What you can't use doesn't go in the bin — it feeds a neighbor.
No cost
Free to participate. You give what you have, you take what you need.
Every last Sunday
A reliable, recurring rhythm you can count on month after month.
Grow more
When you know your surplus has a home, you plant with more confidence.
Join the Walk
Let us know
you're in.
Sign up so we know who's participating, what's being grown in the neighborhood, and how to keep you in the loop when new things are in season.
You don't need a farm or a garden. You just need a driveway and whatever's growing in your yard, your window box, or your kitchen.