Longwood, fl

Farmers Markets near Longwood, fl

New Port Richey, Florida

We are an open air fresh market dedicated to featuring vendors that provide fresh local produce and other goods while fostering a sense of community.... [more]

St Augustine, Florida

We hold a local farmers market 2 times monthly that includes events. Local vendors with homemade products, vegetables, meat and milk products.

Gainesville, Florida

We offer home-grown tomatoes and a variety of annual and perennial flowers for landscaping your yard.

New Port Richey, Florida

This market is on the 3RD Saturday of each month and has many types of vendors. There you will find handmade crafts, artwork, food, fresh produce, plants, Organic, gluten free, and vegan products.... [more]

New Port Richey, Florida

Held in Downtown New Port Richey, Railroad Square, one block East of Grand Blvd on Nebraska Avenue and Cavalaire Square, one block East of Grand Blvd between Nebraska & Missouri Avenues.

New Port Richey, Florida

M.O.M.'s Friday Night Market is held weekly on Friday from 5 to 9 p.m., all-year-round. The application year runs from April 2014 to March 2015.... [more]

Gainesville, Florida

Enjoy the fresh local selection of produce! Find unique plants & seedlings for your own kitchen & flower garden, an arrangement for your table and more!... [more]

St. Augustine, Florida

The Farmers Market at World Golf Village offers a wide variety of local produce; meats, poultry and fish; baked goods; honey; organic and gluten-free specialty and gourmet foods; and local fine art an... [more]

Apollo Beach, Florida

Jen's Markets & Events are outdoor markets focused on supporting local farms and artisans in Florida.... [more]

Vero Beach, Florida

The Farmers' Market Oceanside has quickly become a Vero Beach tradition. Our market goes year round and has a great variety of produce, meats, baked goods, honey, plants, flowers, seafood, great pre... [more]

Wimauma, Florida

We are a new member of this family. I am beginning to realize social distancing is becoming the new norm until vaccine or cure comes.... [more]