Farmers Markets in Florida

70Markets

18Counties

23Cities

Tropical Freshness Across the Sunshine State

Florida boasts 70 farmers markets across 18 counties, bringing 30 unique product categories to residents and visitors alike. This expansive network showcases the state's agricultural strength and its commitment to local food access.

From Miami-Dade to the First Coast

Miami-Dade and Orange counties lead the state with 8 markets each, reflecting a strong urban market presence. Tampa and Jacksonville serve as the top cities for local shopping, with both hosting 6 markets within their city limits.

Saturday Celebrations and Year-Round Harvests

Saturdays are the peak of the Florida market week, with 41 markets opening their doors simultaneously. About 20% of the state's markets operate year-round, ensuring that 14 locations provide fresh goods even during the off-season.

Microgreens and Coastal Fruits

Microgreens are the star of the show here, appearing at 26 different markets across the state. You can also find an abundance of fresh herbs and tropical fruits at over 24 locations, highlighting the unique growing climate of the region.

Discover Florida's Local Harvest

Plan a visit to Tampa or Jacksonville to experience the state's largest city-based market scenes. With 41 options available every Saturday, you have plenty of opportunities to find fresh, local ingredients no matter where you are in the state.

Market Highlights

Of Florida's 70 farmers markets, 14 operate year-round and 51 hold weekend hours. 40 markets accept EBT/SNAP benefits. The most common products include Microgreens, Fresh Herbs, Fruits.