Farmers Market in Orlando (2025)

Downtown’s Sunday ritual since 1987 blends produce, plants, and live music along Lake Eola. Regularly highlighted by Edible Orlando and Orlando Date Night Guide, it’s a lively snapshot of the city’s creative food scene.

A Saturday classic with strict quality standards, produce, plants, and baked goods. Consistently praised by Orlando Weekly and featured by regional travel coverage as a don’t-miss Park Avenue morning.

A community powerhouse with 100+ vendors, live music, and SNAP access. Frequently cited by Southern Living and recognized by American Farmland Trust, it anchors Plant Street’s Saturday buzz.

Monday nights in the Audubon Park Garden District bring farms, fishmongers, and makers together. The district’s creative spirit—spotlighted by Southern Living—shows up in the booths and the crowd.

Sunday mornings next to City Hall with produce, plants, and live music. City-run and community-focused, it’s often recommended by local guides as an easygoing, family-friendly stop.

Set amid brick streets and historic facades, this Saturday market showcases small farms and artisans. It’s a staple in downtown Sanford’s cultural calendar and a favorite in local date and travel guides.

Every Saturday at Reiter Park, this city-backed market draws regional growers and makers. The official calendar confirms its weekly rhythm, making it a reliable Seminole County pick.

A well-loved Seminole County market with produce, orchids, local honey, and more. City-run and frequently listed by reputable local guides, it’s a pleasant Saturday morning stroll.

Run by the Oviedo Historical Society, this first-and-third Saturday market pairs heritage with fresh Florida goods. Covered by local news and community sources, it’s a charming blend of history and harvest.

A newer community market in high-innovation Lake Nona, bringing local produce and makers to the Village Center on select evenings. Listed on Lake Nona’s official events calendar.