Farmers Markets near Miami, FL

Jackson Memorial Foundation Green Market operates on the Jackson Memorial Hospital campus at 1611 NW 12th Avenue in Miami, near Alamo Park. It's been running since 1997, selling fresh produce and artisanal goods to hospital staff, patients' families, and the surrounding Health District rather than a typical residential neighborhood. Listings note weekday, spring-through-fall hours, so call ahead since hospital-campus markets shift schedules more than most.

Miami

The Market Company, Miami's green-market producer since 1997, runs this Legion Park market at NE 66th Street and Biscayne Boulevard every Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Locally grown produce, baked goods, and honey anchor a lineup built around Miami's Upper East Side neighborhood.

Mayfair Green Market operates inside the Mayfair shopping and dining complex on Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove, also promoted locally as the Grove Bazaar at Mayfair. Vendors sell local produce alongside handmade goods, vintage finds, jewelry, and home decor, with live music adding to the weekly draw. It's a mixed artisan-and-food market rather than a straight produce stand.

Coral Gables Farmers Market sets up on Biltmore Way outside Coral Gables City Hall, the Mediterranean Revival building dating to 1928 that anchors the city's historic downtown.

Lincoln Road Farmers Market has run every Sunday, rain or shine, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., on the pedestrian mall between Washington and Meridian Avenues in Miami Beach, making it one of South Florida's oldest continuously operating markets. Vendors sell fruit, vegetables, cut flowers, plants, honey, fresh bread, cheese, and spices, with live music most weeks.

Collins Park Sunday Market sets up at Collins Avenue and 22nd Street in Miami Beach, inside Collins Park — the city's museum district, home to the Bass Museum of Art.

Miami

Normandy Village Marketplace sits in the Normandy Isle section of Miami Beach, on 71st Street. Beyond its address, little is documented online about vendors or schedule — it reads as a smaller, neighborhood-level market rather than one of Miami Beach's larger tourist-facing markets.

Miami

Miami

This market's listed Miami address is misleading: NW 41st Street and zip 33178 put it in Doral, not Miami proper. It's a stop for shoppers in the Miami-Dade suburb built up around golf courses and corporate offices.

CHC Farmer's Market sets up on SW 117th Avenue in the Kendall area of Miami-Dade County, a residential corridor in the county's western suburbs.

Aventura

The Aventura Farmers Market is the largest indoor market in South Florida, operating for over 20 years at Aventura Mall. It features a diverse array of exotic foods, fresh produce, handmade goods, accessories, home décor and more, celebrating local small businesses and South Florida's cultural diversity across the mall's Lower and Upper Levels.

Miami

Hollywood

Batten's Farmers Market and Davie Agri-Tourism Center runs most of the year on Southwest 64th Avenue in Davie, closed only on Wednesdays, with vegetables, fruit, baked goods, flowers, plants, and crafts filling the stalls. The agri-tourism side of the operation runs educational programming alongside the retail market, aimed at giving Broward County families a hands-on look at where food actually comes from.

Southwest Ranches

Southwest Ranches Farmers Market offers farm-to-table food grounded in regenerative farming: A2/A2 raw dairy, pasture-raised poultry and eggs, grass-fed and grass-finished beef, honey, and pantry essentials. The SWR Signature CSA box packs 100% organic produce from its regenerative farms, with two membership plans and weekly route-pickup locations across South Florida.

Homestead Harvest Market & Cafe runs as a year-round indoor market on SW 280th Street in Homestead, pairing local and sustainably grown produce with a juice bar serving fresh guarapo, or sugarcane juice. Vendors also carry beans, cheese, eggs, flowers, honey, and jams alongside handcrafted goods. The indoor format means it stays open regardless of South Florida's summer storms.

Flamingo Road Nursery has anchored this stretch of South Flamingo Road in Davie for more than 20 years, combining a 10-acre garden center with an integrated farmers market. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., it carries tropical plants, produce, and gardening supplies, plus a small on-site café for coffee and smoothies. The nursery also runs seasonal events, from scarecrow contests to pumpkin and Christmas tree sales.

Las Olas Farmers Market sets up on Sundays near 333 E. Las Olas Boulevard in downtown Fort Lauderdale, a few blocks from the beach. Vendors sell fresh produce, eggs, and other agricultural goods directly off the truck. Several markets now operate along the Las Olas corridor under different names, so confirm which one you're headed to before you go.

Las Olas Outdoor Gourmet Market has run as a Sunday green market on Las Olas Boulevard in downtown Fort Lauderdale since 1997, produced by The Market Company and sponsored by the Las Olas Association. Vendors sell fresh produce, culinary herbs, tropical plants and orchids, baked goods, local honey, and handmade soap. It's one of the longer-running markets in Broward County.

Homestead

Wilton Manors

At Hagen Park on Wilton Drive, this market runs Wednesday afternoons from 2 to 7 p.m. and Sunday mornings from 8 to 2, per the city's event calendar. Vendors sell fresh fruit and vegetables, local honey, baked goods, and jams, plus organic produce and specialty spices. Parking is in a private lot, and vendors accept credit cards.

Plantation Community Farmers Market sets up on West Sunrise Boulevard in Plantation, a Broward County suburb west of Fort Lauderdale. Specific vendor and schedule details weren't confirmable online — it appears to be a city-run community market rather than a large regional draw.

Fort Lauderdale

The Fatto a Mano ArtWalk Market is held monthly at the North Beach Restaurants & Shoppes Plaza in Fort Lauderdale, showcasing South Florida artists, artisan vendors, and crafters alongside local produce and food.

One of twelve state farmers markets operated by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, this wholesale-style market on North Krome Avenue connects South Florida growers with buyers during the region's February produce peak. It functions more as a grower marketing hub than a typical retail Saturday market, though walk-in buyers can purchase directly from vendors on site.