Farmers Market in Tallahassee

The city’s longest-running, growers-forward Saturday market with family farms and regional producers. Highlighted by Tallahassee Magazine and confirmed year-round with Saturday hours.

A neighborhood-led market centering food access and Black entrepreneurship, with SNAP and community programs. Listed by UF/IFAS and operated by the Frenchtown Neighborhood Improvement Association.

A Saturday March–November fixture mixing farm goods with artists and food vendors in a leafy downtown park. Verified for the 2025 season by Tallahassee Downtown and Visit Tallahassee.

A non-profit, farmer-run market serving Tallahassee with weekly online ordering and Thursday pickup or delivery from producers within 100 miles. Noted by local food advocates.

Beloved organic farm’s on-site stand with seasonal produce, pantry goods, and local specialties, open multiple days weekly. Frequently recommended by local food writers.

Community Sunday market in Southwood spotlighting local produce, baked goods, and makers on select Sundays. Documented by statewide market resources and local media.

City-supported market focused on nearby neighborhoods, bringing affordable produce and health resources; accepts SNAP. 2025 dates published by the City of Tallahassee.

A newer Sunday market emphasizing nourishment and culture, with EBT and Market Match. Run by a local nonprofit with a mission to grow food equity.

Campus market bringing local farms onto Landis Green on select midweek dates, produced with Frenchtown partners. Confirmed by FSU Sustainable Campus and university announcements.