Farmers Market in Miami (2025)

A Saturday ritual on the Upper Eastside, this bay-adjacent market is curated by Urban Oasis Project, known for championing local farms and doubling SNAP. Frequently highlighted by local press, it’s a grassroots hub with produce, ferments, and hot foods.

Set on the historic farm village of Vizcaya, this Sunday market blends local produce and artisan foods with heritage ambiance. Often recommended by Time Out and the Greater Miami tourism board, it also offers guided village tours and compost drop-offs.

A year-round Sunday favorite inside Pinecrest Gardens, with growers, artisanal provisions, and free morning yoga. Miami New Times has repeatedly named it Best Farmers Market, and locals come for tropical fruit season and small-batch pantry goods.

A South Beach classic every Sunday, year-round. Expect fruit, vegetables, flowers, and specialty items from independent vendors. Frequently cited by national travel writers, including The Times, it remains an essential Miami Beach open-air market.

Operating since the early 1980s, this Saturday market centers on organic produce and raw vegan specialties from Glaser Organic Farms, alongside local makers. Listed by Greater Miami’s tourism board and beloved by plant-based diners citywide.

A civic-minded Saturday market on the steps of City Hall that returns each winter with growers, flowers, baked goods, demos, and kids’ activities. Endorsed by the City of Coral Gables and regularly featured in Time Out guides.

Family-owned since 1987 on 27 acres, this Homestead institution pairs a robust farmers hall with Latin food stands, nurseries, and weekend flea stalls. Edible South Florida praises its affordable produce and tropical fruit finds from local growers.

A neighborhood Saturday market in North Beach with produce, plants, and small-batch foods reflecting the area’s diversity. Documented by Edible South Florida and LocalHarvest, it’s managed by The Market Company, a longtime local organizer.

A newer community market set inside Coral Reef Park on Sundays with local produce, pantry items, and rotating artisan vendors. Supported by village leaders and local media coverage, it’s become a family-friendly stop in South Dade.

West Kendall’s Sunday market gathers budget-friendly produce vendors, bakers, and prepared foods in a lively parking-lot setup. Covered by Miami’s Community Newspapers and local listings, it’s a practical, neighborhood-focused stop for weekly shopping.