Farmers Market in Pompano Beach (2025)

The city’s signature seasonal market brings farm-fresh produce, local honey, seafood, orchids, and artisan foods with yoga and music on the Cultural Center campus. Backed by the City and Historical Society, it’s also recommended by Visit Lauderdale and listed by Fort Lauderdale Magazine.

Run with The Fruitful Field, this garden sells plants, seeds, and seasonal produce at the Green Market with an EBT/SNAP half‑off benefit. Highlighted on the City’s event calendar and Parks pages, it spotlights Pompano’s neighborhood-grown food.

An urban farm offering seasonal Saturday pop-up sales and a CSA, with a mission to share harvests with local families. Profiled by Edible South Florida and linked by City Parks, it’s a grassroots way to buy truly local produce in season.

Twice‑monthly outdoor market featuring local produce, plants, comfort foods, and maker goods. Promoted by Pompano Beach Parks and the City, it’s a casual weekend stop to support small vendors between peak farm seasons.

A weekly daytime market curated by the City that mixes handcrafted items with coffee, sweet treats, and occasional food vendors. It’s an easy weekday browse that complements the larger Saturday markets.

Summer evenings at the Skolnick Center turn into a relaxed market with local artisans and food vendors. Confirmed on the City’s event page, it’s an atmospheric warm‑weather alternative to daytime shopping.

Independent organizers host periodic pop‑up markets featuring local artisans and small food businesses. Recent 2025 dates are posted on Eventbrite; the center’s site confirms the location and access details.

An annual heritage event with plant vendors, nature talks, crafts, and food on the grounds of Pompano’s historic house museum. Listed on the City calendar and covered by local media, it nods to the city’s agricultural roots.

First Fridays downtown combine gallery openings, bands, food trucks, and vendor booths. Confirmed by the City and praised by local guides, it’s not a produce market but a vibrant way to shop small and eat local.