Las Olas Oceanside Park

The Great American Beach Party on Sat. 5/24, kicked-off Memorial Day Weekend 2025, with Shaw Davis and The Black Ties, rockin the beach with Blues/Rock Originals & Covers, with influences from Classic Blues Rock Legends like Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, ZZ Top, Grand Funk, & Led Zeppelin. Shaw Davis is a true Guitar Prodigy! 🎸👏 💯🔥🎶🌊🏝🌞🏖😍

I had a ball on the rth of july 2025. I enjoyed flashing back to the 90s with Tone Loc, Young Mc, Vanille Ice, Rob Base

A beautiful art deco style park across the street from the ocean. The astroturf grassy area is used for yoga classes and other events. On weekends a craft fair/farmers market is held there with handmade items and food for sale. I had a fresh coconut milk drink and chicken empanadas. The park is just steps away from restaurants and clubs on Ocean drive.

"Light Up Las Olas" Christmas wonderland for all....great welcoming for all Christmas extravaganzas to come. Beautiful setting and the turn out was great....fun for the old, in between, the young and young at heart...something to see, do or just relax on the green and listen to good old fashion Christmas carols played by the symphony band throughout the evening....so magical.

Celebrating Caribbean Heritage Month on the beach in Fort Lauderdale

This place was cute. We got so hot from walking around along the beach. We stopped here and played in the splash pad. The water skipped and turned into Mist and it was cool. The unfortunate part was seeing all of the homeless people. But hopefully, the city can come up with some programs to help.

Great green space across from Las Olas area beach. Has several chairs in the shade of the palm trees combined with a never-ending breeze made for a very relaxing time. Bathrooms on site, green area for sports or festivals.

I live in the neighborhood and have been going to the farmer's market for years. Love it!! Love most of the vendors, I see them regularly. It's like a family. There is a manager named Malcom that works there that is somewhat difficult to the vendors, when it should be an stress free environment. Today was the icing on the cake that made me wright this review. My dog went to the bathroom on the cement and being a very responsible dog owner i picked it up and cleaned. I was threatened today to be banned because of my dogs actions. " how ridiculous is this " anyway it is very sad that he is miserable and taking it out on poodle.

I discovered this cute little market when I was trying to find Olas, Ft. Lauderdale's signature sandman that hangs out at Las Olas and A1A every December. It looks like they are doing some construction where he usually sits and I finally found his bottom in Las Olas Oceanside Park where the market is held. I hope he gets it together before the holiday season ends. The Las Olas Oceanside Park Market is held every Saturday from 9 to 4. I found metered parking on a side street but you can always park at the garage. You couldn't ask for a prettier backdrop for the market with the ocean across the street. Right now the park has a number of holiday decoration and an ice skating rink made with panels instead of real ice because it's South Florida after all. On the day I visited the market had an eclectic mix of artisans, food vendors, and produce. Tents were selling gelato, smoothies, healthy waffles, acai bowels, colorful dresses, jewelry, embroidered towels, and ceramics. If you are in the mood for a snack or looking to complete your Christmas shopping, this beach side market has a little something for everyone.

Awesome market on Saturdays and Sundays - Open 9A -4P Places I purchased from: There was a cute couple that were pizza vendors with gluten free pizza & a while menu of options There was a coconut smoothie, water, or ice cream - I had the smoothie - it was delicious & staff was super nice Fresh fruit (which is actually just Driscoll's fruit - they take it out of the package and repackage it into different containers right there) just an FYI, if you were looking for something locally grown - that's not what this is.

Nothing better than a Saturday morning walk to the Farmers Market. There are so many cool and unique vendors to see here. I always make sure to buy my dog his favorite treats while here as well. If you go, Tess sells some amazing tea that will really boost your immune system, so grab yourself some. The fresh popped popcorn is also a 10/10. We always like to grab a cup of the fresh fruit to take back with us. You can't beat the freshness and variety. It's heavenly!

What a disappointment! First, there was barely any "farmer's market". So unreasonably over priced. $10 for a small pint of blueberries. Half the price and organic at Publix. Everything and there wasn't much was ridiculously priced. Not worth going. There are so many better places to go.

Now this is a top end market. We bought lots of food items like fruit, French cheese, French artisan baked goods. Some health conscious items such as fruit powders. Also a wonderful craft item. I recommend this market highly. It was really wonderful. We saw some of these vendors at the Parkland Farmers Market also.

Probably one of the best Farmers market since it's literally right across from the ocean. Parking can be a little difficult but there is parking right behind the strip of restaurants next to the market. The market has a wide array of different vendors including a huge fruit vendor offering fresh juice and fresh cut fruit. They also have mazzarita which is a local mozarella company. There are also empanadas, kettle corn and ceviche as well. I definitely splurged on all the food before making way to the beach to enjoy my mini feast. They are there on Saturdays from 9:00 to 4:00 which is plenty of enough time to go back for seconds.

This is an amphitheater that's located right across from the Las Olas Beach. Every Friday night they have free concerts from local bands and also have crafts and food. On the weekends they have a farmers market with artisans and local produce. The location has plenty of seating clean and new bathrooms and is surrounded by restaurants and bars. It's also a kid friendly environment.

I enjoyed going to the Las Olas market . I bought fresh Buffalo mozzarella cheese ; vegetables (garlic; potatoes; peppers; tomatoes) and fresh orange juice. There are also jewelry and other crafts. It's right by the ocean , and a short walk to Fort Lauderdale Beach parking. There is parking - you have to pay. It's a fun activity- and you can buy some things you need ! People were taking covid precautions (for the most part) .