Farmers Market in West Palm Beach (2025)

Nationally lauded and deeply local, this waterfront Saturday market anchors WPB’s food scene. Featured by Southern Living and repeatedly recognized by USA Today’s 10Best, it returns for the 2025–26 season on October 4 with 130+ vendors.

A county staple that runs all summer, mixing farm stands, cheeses, honey, and live music. Praised by local media for its community feel; officially open Sundays in June–September 2025, plus a main season in cooler months.

A lively Thursday evening market on the amphitheater boardwalk, blending artisan vendors with the town’s Food Truck & Music Series. Confirmed 2025–26 season runs September–May; covered by regional roundups and the town’s cultural team.

A Sunday, vendor-driven market curated by Florida Fresh Markets with produce, local honey, breads, and small-batch goods. Listed by the county tourism board and the venue’s official calendar; operates year-round.

A breezy, island-spirited Sunday market with Caribbean eats, music, and coastal produce. Backed by the marina’s official schedule and highlighted by The Palm Beaches as a can’t-miss waterfront experience.

Family-run for 30+ years, this everyday produce depot and nursery is beloved by locals for value and variety—perfect for stocking up when weekly markets are dark. Open daily with a smoothie and lunch counter.

An extension of a working Palm Beach County farm, bringing just-picked produce and house-made goods into the city. Recognized by Fresh From Florida and open seven days, it’s a reliable local source outside weekend hours.

A year-round, weekend market on a working farm with produce, plants, live music, and family activities. Confirmed by the farm and regional tourism listings; a worthwhile north-county day trip for fresh finds.

A waterfront Sunday marketplace blending artisan foods, small producers, and live music. Verified on the venue’s official calendar and local event guides; good pairing with a stroll along the Intracoastal.