St. Petersburg Saturday Morning Market

Farmers' market · St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg Saturday Morning Market

Farmers' market · St. Petersburg

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Al Lang Stadium, 230 1st St SE, St. Petersburg, FL 33701

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Fresh produce, prepared foods, plants, crafts, live music  

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Al Lang Stadium, 230 1st St SE, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 Get directions

saturdaymorningmarket.com
@saturdaymorningmarket.stpete

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Al Lang Stadium, 230 1st St SE, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 Get directions

+1 727 855 1937
saturdaymorningmarket.com
@saturdaymorningmarket.stpete
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crowd lgbtq friendly
crowd trans safespace
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Aug 7, 2025

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"From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Saturday morning throughout the year, a wonderful market takes over a parking lot right in downtown St. Petersburg's pretty marina district. Locals and visitors descend in droves to listen to live bands while browsing upwards of 40 stalls selling everything from artisan popsicles and made-in-Tampa cigars to farm-fresh produce, Cuban coffee, and authentic French crepes. Bring your appetite—don’t forget the hat and sunscreen, as there’s not a lot of shade here—and settle in for some fun."

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Toni Thompson

Google
Probably the largest outdoor market in Florida, the place is near AL Lang Stadium during the winter and then moves to a shaded area near Central Ave for the warmer months. This market offers a variety of food, goods, and goodies. The live music gives an upbeat vibe. Besides food trucks, the goodies includes honeys, huge home grown mushrooms, local organic meats and eggs, local kombucha, and a huge produce section. Local artists share their talents in paintings, wood, and other media. Clothes range from tie dye to other styles. JUSTIN and SHAWN man a booth dedicated to the market, open for questions, and won't turn anyone down if they would like to join the current sponsors. No restroom. The venue is wheel chair accessible. Parking can be challenging. Pay by app street and garage parking with wheel chair access, some with van access, available.

katie namen

Google
Lovely market with a nice variety of vendors. Lots and lots of produce, mushrooms, flowers, art, jewelry, etc. I didn't get any food but there were a lot of food options, too. There were a bunch of wonderful, well-behaved doggies about, minding their owners and not making trouble. All the vendors I interacted with were helpful and friendly.

Skye Wickham

Google
Love this downtown market! They have delicious fresh produce, beautiful flowers (for a steal), and tons of tasty food & food trucks! There are so many different vendors to check out! Highly recommend! One of my favorite markets!

Dani Black

Google
Great park with a lot of cute tents to stop in and check out. Vendors are kind and knowledgeable. Definitely going to be a part of my every Saturday routine. They have little local shops, bakeries, coffee and a small fresh food market. Music plays from the amphitheater, it’s a great vibe.

Frosti Jonsson

Google
Fantastic market to visit on a Saturday morning with great selection of vendors. Best place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables , cheeses, bread, coffee and what not from family owned businesses. The best thing to do on a Saturday morning and definitely one of the best, if not the best, market in the area.

Maritza Martinez

Google
Lovely market by the sea.💙 lots of vendors to choose from. Live music,people dancing, lots of yummy food. Suggest parking in the garage.

Yaris Dominguez R.

Google
Super cute and friendly vendors here! Totally recommend. Live music band and super cool finds!

Tango Talulah

Google
There are two locations for this market. In the summer it’s at Williams Park. In the winter it’s in the parking lot of the Rowdies Stadium. I went to the summer time market in Williams Park in early July. If you are dressed for hot weather, there is lots of shade. I enjoyed all the vendors and the mix of food and goods. It has a very Downtown St. Pete feel with art, wellness, nature and spiritual products. Local vendors sell their sourdough breads, prepared foods, juices, plants, candles, farm fresh veggies and desserts. The coolest items I saw were hanging plants, air plants, amazing mushrooms that looked like works of art, and local natural salt water sponges. Lots of items at a $5 price point. I got a refreshing drink of cucumber and mint ($5) and the green pork Tamles ($15) at Aztec Rojo and knishes from Brooklyn Knish. We got a Thai one, Indian samosa and a cheeseburger filled one. ($15 for 3) The Thai one was delicious and very spicy. The restroom is only for vendors and there aren’t public bathrooms close by anywhere. There isn’t live music in the summer. I did request info about allowing local teens to play music here but was told, “no, no, no” by the official market booth.