There’s nothing quite like spending a lazy Sunday morning browsing a farmers market, especially when the Florida sunshine is out in full force. From fresh fruit and vegetables to homemade treats and delicious street food, the Sunshine State has plenty of markets worth exploring. Whether you’re hunting for local produce or simply fancy a relaxing weekend stroll, we’ve rounded up 18 farmers markets across Florida that open on Sundays. Just remember that some operate seasonally, so it’s always worth checking their opening hours before heading out.
South Florida Sunday Farmers Markets
Pinecrest Farmers Market — Pinecrest
If you’re looking for a proper Sunday morning farmers market, Pinecrest Farmers Market is a great place to start. Held beneath the beautiful banyan trees at Pinecrest Gardens, this popular market brings together more than 80 vendors selling fresh produce, baked goods, drinks, and locally made products. It’s also dog-friendly, so your four-legged friend doesn’t have to miss out.
Address: 11000 SW Red Road, Pinecrest, FL 33156
Sunday hours: 9 AM–2 PM
Season: Year-round, rain or shine
Parking: Free parking available
Good to know: Dog-friendly and wheelchair accessible.
Vizcaya Village Farmers Market — Miami
Fancy a little history with your grocery shopping? Vizcaya Village Farmers Market takes place at the historic Vizcaya estate, where dozens of vendors sell fresh fruit and vegetables, baked goods, handmade products, and other local treats. There’s plenty to keep families entertained, too, with crafts, wellness activities, and guided tours of the village available on Sundays.
Address: 3251 South Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33129
Sunday hours: 9:30 AM–3:30 PM
Season: Year-round
Parking: Free on-site parking
Good to know: Free market admission, leashed dogs welcome, and SNAP benefits accepted for eligible produce.
The Aventura Market — Aventura
For something a little different, The Aventura Market brings the farmers market experience indoors at Aventura Mall. Shoppers can browse fresh produce, exotic foods, desserts, handmade crafts, and locally produced goods without worrying about the heat or an unexpected downpour. It’s an especially handy option if you fancy combining your Sunday food shopping with a wander around the mall.
Address: 19501 Biscayne Boulevard, Aventura, FL 33180
Sunday hours: 11 AM–8 PM (regular mall hours)
Season: Year-round
Parking: Free surface and garage parking
Good to know: Indoor market operating Friday through Sunday, with a mixture of food vendors and artisans.
Tampa Bay Sunday Farmers Markets
Kenwood Sunday Market — St. Petersburg
If your idea of a perfect Sunday involves fresh produce, delicious food, and a little live music, Kenwood Sunday Marketticks plenty of boxes. Held at St. Petersburg High School, this lively neighborhood market features dozens of vendors selling fruit and vegetables, baked goods, handmade crafts, and other local goodies. It’s also family-friendly and dog-friendly, making it a lovely spot for a relaxed weekend outing.
Address: 2501 5th Avenue North, St. Petersburg, FL 33713
Sunday hours: 10 AM–2 PM (October–May); 9 AM–1 PM (June–August)
Season: Weekly, closed throughout September
Parking: Free on-site parking
Good to know: Food vendors, live music, restrooms, and dog-friendly facilities.
Corey Avenue Sunday Market — St. Pete Beach
Fancy combining a farmers market with a little beach-town charm? Corey Avenue Sunday Market brings local vendors together along one of St. Pete Beach’s popular shopping streets. Expect fresh produce, artisanal foods, handmade gifts, and live music, with plenty of nearby shops and restaurants to explore once you’ve finished browsing. It’s a great excuse to make a morning of it.
Address: Corey Avenue Shopping District, approximately 300–421 Corey Avenue, St. Pete Beach, FL 33706
Sunday hours: 10 AM–2 PM (October–May); 9 AM–1 PM (June–September)
Season: Weekly, year-round
Parking: Public parking in the surrounding shopping district; check posted restrictions
Good to know: Outdoor market with produce, prepared foods, crafts, and entertainment.
Hyde Park Village Fresh Market — Tampa
For a Sunday shopping trip with a little extra variety, Hyde Park Village Fresh Market is well worth a visit. Held on the first Sunday of each month, this popular Tampa market brings together more than 90 vendors offering fresh produce, tasty food, handmade goods, and unique gifts. Throw in some live music and the surrounding shops, and you’ve got a pretty enjoyable way to spend a few hours.
Address: 742 South Village Circle, Tampa, FL 33606
Sunday hours: 10 AM–3 PM (October–May); 10 AM–2 PM (June–September)
Season: Year-round, first Sunday of each month only
Parking: Free parking available
Good to know: Family-friendly, dog-friendly, with food vendors and live music.
Orlando and Central Florida Sunday Farmers Markets
Orlando Farmers Market — Orlando
Fancy a Sunday stroll with a waterfront view? The Orlando Farmers Market takes place beside gorgeous Lake Eola in downtown Orlando, bringing together vendors selling fresh produce, baked goods, plants, handmade crafts, and plenty of tasty treats. Running since 1987, it’s also a lovely excuse to explore the park, enjoy the scenery, and spend a few hours away from the city’s busier attractions.
Address: Lake Eola Park, East Central Boulevard and North Eola Drive, Orlando, FL 32801
Sunday hours: 10 AM–3 PM
Season: Year-round, every Sunday
Parking: Free on-street parking nearby, plus paid parking garages
Good to know: Dog-friendly, with many vendors accepting cards and SNAP/EBT at participating stalls.
Celebration Farmers Market — Celebration
Just a short drive from Walt Disney World, Celebration Farmers Market offers a much more laid-back way to spend your Sunday. Set among the picturesque streets of Celebration Town Center, the market features fresh fruit and vegetables, homemade baked goods, artisan products, and other local goodies. With nearby restaurants, shops, and lakeside walking paths, there’s plenty to explore once you’ve finished browsing.
Address: 603 Market Street, Celebration, FL 34747
Sunday hours: 10 AM–2 PM
Season: Year-round, every Sunday
Parking: Free parking and street parking available nearby
Good to know: Family-friendly and pet-friendly, with food vendors and live music.
Downtown Clermont Farmers Market — Clermont
For a farmers market with a little small-town charm, Downtown Clermont Farmers Market is well worth checking out. Held along the streets of historic downtown Clermont, this popular Sunday gathering features locally grown produce, fresh seafood, coffee, baked goods, and handmade crafts. There’s often live music and family-friendly entertainment, too, while the surrounding restaurants and boutiques make it easy to turn your visit into a relaxing afternoon.
Address: Montrose Street and 8th Street, downtown Clermont, FL 34711
Sunday hours: 9 AM–2 PM
Season: Year-round, every Sunday
Parking: Free parking at the City Center and Minneola Avenue parking lots
Good to know: Free admission, with food vendors, live music, and family-friendly activities.
Jacksonville and Northeast Florida Sunday Farmers Markets
Jacksonville Farmers Market — Jacksonville
If you’re serious about stocking up on fresh produce, Jacksonville Farmers Market is a great place to start. Dating back to 1938, this historic market offers everything from seasonal fruit and vegetables to seafood, honey, boiled peanuts, and specialty foods. With farmers and vendors selling throughout the week, it’s a particularly handy option for anyone who prefers doing their grocery shopping on a Sunday.
Address: 1810 West Beaver Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209
Sunday hours: 9 AM–4 PM
Season: Year-round, open daily except Thanksgiving and Christmas
Parking: On-site parking available; check arrangements when visiting
Good to know: Free admission, with credit cards, debit cards, and EBT accepted by selected vendors.
North City Farmers Market — St. Augustine
For a Sunday outing with a friendly neighborhood atmosphere, North City Farmers Market is well worth exploring. Held behind Schooners Seafood House, this lively gathering brings together local farmers, food vendors, and artisans selling everything from fresh produce and seafood to honey, plants, and handmade goodies. There’s even live music and face painting, making it a fun stop for families.
Address: 3560 North Ponce De Leon Boulevard, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Sunday hours: 9 AM–1 PM on regular market Sundays
Season: Weekly Sunday market, with special evening events on selected dates
Parking: Schooners and neighboring VyStar parking lots, plus designated public parking nearby
Good to know: Free admission, pet-friendly with leashes required, and food vendors available.
Farmers Market at the Classic Car Museum — St. Augustine
Fancy picking up some fresh Florida produce while surrounded by a little automotive history? The Farmers Market at the Classic Car Museum offers a rather unusual setting for your Sunday shopping. With space for more than 100 vendors, visitors can browse farm-fresh produce, artisan foods, plants, handmade crafts, and other local products. It’s a family-friendly way to spend the morning, especially if you’re looking for something beyond the usual supermarket run.
Address: 4730 US Highway 1 South, St. Augustine, FL 32086
Sunday hours: 9 AM–1 PM
Season: Weekly, year-round Sunday market
Parking: On-site parking available
Good to know: Free admission, with produce, prepared foods, and artisan stalls.
Southwest Florida Sunday Farmers Markets
Farmers’ Market at Lakewood Ranch — Lakewood Ranch
If you enjoy a farmers market with a lively atmosphere and gorgeous waterfront views, the Farmers’ Market at Lakewood Ranch is a fantastic Sunday destination. Held at Waterside Place, this popular gathering features more than 100 vendors selling fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, local honey, and delicious prepared foods. Throw in live music, children’s activities, and nearby restaurants, and you’ve got plenty of reasons to make a morning of it.
Address: 1561 Lakefront Drive, Lakewood Ranch, FL 34240
Sunday hours: 10 AM–2 PM
Season: Year-round, every Sunday
Parking: Parking available around Waterside Place; check local signage
Good to know: Food vendors, live music, and children’s activities.
Pine Ridge Road Farmers Market — Naples
For a more laid-back Sunday shopping experience, Pine Ridge Road Farmers Market is well worth exploring. Located in Marquesa Plaza, this friendly neighborhood market brings together local farmers, bakers, chefs, and artisans selling everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to sourdough bread, pastries, honey, flowers, and handmade gifts. It’s also a lovely place to pick up a few treats while supporting small businesses.
Address: 3370 Pine Ridge Road, Naples, FL 34105
Sunday hours: 9 AM–1 PM
Season: Year-round, every Sunday
Parking: Shopping plaza parking available
Good to know: Pet-friendly, although dogs must remain leashed and away from food displays.
Sanibel Island Farmers Market — Sanibel
Fancy combining your Sunday shopping with a trip to one of Florida’s gorgeous barrier islands? The Sanibel Island Farmers Market brings together around 50 vendors offering fresh produce, seafood, baked goods, flowers, and handmade products. Held outside Sanibel City Hall, it’s a welcoming community gathering where locals and visitors can stock up on goodies before exploring the island.
Address: 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, FL 33957
Sunday hours: 9 AM–1 PM
Season: Seasonal, October through May
Parking: Free parking available nearby
Good to know: Outdoor market with food vendors and local artisans; pets are generally not permitted in the vendor area, except service animals.
Panhandle and North Florida Sunday Farmers Markets
Sunday Market on Palafox — Pensacola
There’s something lovely about spending a Sunday afternoon wandering through downtown Pensacola, especially when there’s a market to explore. Sunday Market on Palafox brings together local growers, bakers, food vendors, and artisans selling everything from fresh produce and homemade treats to handmade gifts. With plenty of nearby restaurants and shops, it’s an easy way to turn a little weekend shopping into a proper afternoon out.
Address: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza, 133–199 North Palafox Street, Pensacola, FL 32502
Sunday hours: 11:30 AM–3:30 PM
Season: Year-round, weekly
Parking: Downtown street parking and public parking facilities; check posted rates
Good to know: Outdoor market with fresh produce, baked goods, prepared food, and local crafts.
SouthWood Street Market — Tallahassee
If you fancy supporting small businesses while picking up some local goodies, SouthWood Street Market is worth adding to your calendar. Held in SouthWood Town Center, this friendly neighborhood gathering features vendors selling fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, eggs, plants, sweet treats, and handmade products. It’s a particularly nice option for families looking for a relaxed Sunday outing without venturing too far from Tallahassee.
Address: 3196 Merchants Row Boulevard, Tallahassee, FL 32311
Sunday hours: 10 AM–2 PM
Season: Monthly, last Sunday of each month
Parking: Town Center parking available; check signs for restrictions
Good to know: Food vendors and local makers, with a monthly schedule rather than weekly opening.
Critter Creek Farmers Moo-ket — Gainesville
For something a little different, Critter Creek Farm Sanctuary offers a Sunday market with a rather adorable twist. Its Farmers Moo-ket features plant-based food vendors, local makers, and opportunities to meet rescued farm animals. Visitors can enjoy tasty vegan treats, browse stalls, and even learn more about the sanctuary’s four-legged residents. It’s a particularly fun choice for animal lovers and families.
Address: 12626 NW County Road 231, Gainesville, FL 32609
Sunday hours: Typically noon–4 PM on scheduled market dates
Season: Monthly events outside the summer months; dates vary
Parking: On-site arrangements vary by event; check with the organizer
Good to know: Plant-based food and artisan market, with a suggested donation at some events. Closed-toe shoes are required for pig-pasture visits.
Whether you’re hunting for fresh produce, picking up a few homemade treats, or simply fancy a Sunday stroll in the Florida sunshine, there’s no shortage of markets worth exploring. Just remember that some only pop up once a month or operate seasonally, so check their schedules before heading out. After all, nobody wants their relaxing Sunday outing to end in an empty parking lot!
Looking for more ways to enjoy the Sunshine State? Check out our guides to things to do in Orlando this month and things to do in Miami this month for even more inspiration.
