Downtown Fort Pierce Farmers' Market
A Treasure Coast Saturday tradition since 1997 β 70+ vendors along the Indian River by the City Marina, rain or shine: produce, baked goods, seafood, plants, honey and live music.
Saturday-morning coffee in hand, tote bag on your arm β this is how South Florida shops. Every market below was verified from the market's own site or its host city in November 2026: the real day, the real hours, the real place. Hours shift with the seasons, so tap through to the market's own site before a long drive β and if we missed your neighborhood market, tell us.
A Treasure Coast Saturday tradition since 1997 β 70+ vendors along the Indian River by the City Marina, rain or shine: produce, baked goods, seafood, plants, honey and live music.
Sunday strolling in the heart of Tradition β local farms, artisans, crafters and food tents around the square. Grab a coffee and make a morning of it.
Downtown Stuart's waterfront Sunday ritual on the St. Lucie River, run by Stuart Main Street: farm produce, breads, cheeses, honey, live music β plus a Kids Market for young entrepreneurs. Rain or shine.
A market on a working farm, just west of I-95: local growers, baked goods, farm honey, live music and family farm activities. Saturdays only during the summer off-season.
The granddaddy of them all β the city's award-winning waterfront market, now in its 32nd season with around 150 vendors. Free parking in city garages during market hours. (No market Feb 6 or Mar 20.)
The city's own Sunday market, rain or shine β the freshest produce, herbs, honey, breads, donuts, cheeses and crafts, with live entertainment. (Leave the pups at home for this one.)
A curated waterfront marketplace on the Intracoastal β handmade goods, specialty foods, art and wellness finds, with yoga on the lawn before the stalls open. Weather permitting.
Delray's beloved Saturday market in its 31st winter season β 65+ growers, bakers and small-batch makers, live music, and SNAP/FAB accepted. A smaller summer market runs JunβJul, 9 AMβ1 PM.
Boca's original downtown green market in its new East Boca home: 65+ vendors with fresh produce, artisan foods, baked goods, flowers and live music. Free admission, pet friendly.
The weeknight exception: "Thursday Nights in Wellington" pairs 35+ market vendors with 18 food trucks and a live concert at the amphitheater (music from 6:30 PM). Bring a blanket.
Farmers, antiques and artisan market steps from the sand, where Las Olas meets A1A: fresh produce, cheese, baked goods, plants and handmade finds, with Saturday-morning yoga on the lawn.
The big one: a 100,000 sq ft indoor-outdoor market with 300+ booths β produce, global food stalls, bakers, makers and live entertainment every weekend. Pet friendly; parking free after 5 PM.
Miami's oldest once-a-week market, run by Glaser Organic Farms since the 1980s: organic produce, raw and vegan foods, tropical fruit and prepared eats under the Grove's banyans. Rain or shine.
South Florida's oldest farmers market takes over the Lincoln Road mall every Sunday: produce, flowers, plants, honey, baked goods and the best people-watching in Miami Beach. Rain or shine.
An award-winning Sunday ritual under the banyans at historic Pinecrest Gardens: 80+ vendors, local produce, artisan foods, flowers and crafts β plus a free community yoga class before the market. Rain or shine.
Sunday shopping in Vizcaya's historic 1916 farm village: 30+ local vendors, fresh produce and artisan treats, free admission β plus $5 wellness classes and guided village tours while you browse.
The Friday Pour lands before the weekend with the markets, openings and events worth your Saturday β weighted toward your county. Free, one email a week.