Dade County Farmers Markets

One of the best ways to buy healthy food for your family while also supporting your local community is to shop at farmers markets.

Luckily for Dade County residents and visitors, there are a bunch of great markets where you can grab a cold-pressed juice, some fresh veggies, and artisan-made decor.

Are you searching for the best farmers markets in Miami and the surrounding area? If so, stick with us while we explore what the Magic City has to offer.

Coconut Grove Farmers Market

Saturdays, 10 am-7 pm

3300 Grand Avenue

Coconut Grove, FL 33133

Homestead’s Glaser Organic Farms transforms a corner of Coconut Grove into a produce lover’s paradise. With a wide variety of organic fresh vegetables, fruits, seeds, grains, and raw vegan foods, this is an awesome spot to support and interact with local food producers. Depending on the season, you might also find some exotic rarities here such as jaboticaba and durian.

The Coconut Grove Organic Market also offers an incredible salad bar, raw food pizzas, and raw fruit pies to satisfy your sweet tooth. Rain or shine, this market is open on Saturdays to help health-conscious folks get their organic food fix.

The Aventura Mall’s Farmers Market

Saturdays, 10 am-9 pm

Sundays, noon-8 pm

19501 Biscayne Blvd.

Aventura, FL

On the weekends, the sprawling Aventura shopping complex transforms its ground-floor central courtyard into a vibrant farmers market. With more than 85 local vendors, there’s a pretty good chance you’ll find everything on your shopping list and more. 

While this isn’t the best Dade County farmers market for fresh produce, you’ll have the opportunity to peruse a wide selection of artisanal products such as homebaked desserts, organic olive oils, and handmade goods.

This indoor market is a great option for people hoping to explore some of Miami’s farmers markets while staying out of the heat of the sun.

Vizcaya Village Farmers Market

Sundays, 9 am-2 pm

Year-round

3520 S. Miami Ave.

Miami, FL

This year-round, Sunday farmers market in Miami takes place every weekend, rain or shine. Set on the historic farm and village of Vizcaya, you can find offerings from about thirty vendors. Everything from organic local produce and vegan products to home-baked treats and artisan goods is available here. In December, the markets take on a holiday flare with local artists and craftsmen setting up shop.

Legion Park Farmers Market

Saturdays, 9 am-2 pm

Year-round

 6447 NE Seventh Ave.

Miami, FL

This is one of the best-attended markets in the entire city of Miami. Constantly growing, you can find more than 30 vendors here selling everything from homemade Jamaican patties and fresh-pressed sugarcane juice to clothing and artisan goods.

Covering the length of Legion Park, this market is put on by the Urban Oasis Project. Whether you’re hoping to start your crystal collection or pick up some freshly brewed kombucha, this is a market you won’t want to miss.

When you’re done enjoying the market, spend some time relaxing in beautiful Legion Park. Your kids can play on the playground, your dog can play in the dog park, and the whole family can enjoy the beautiful natural environment right in the city.

Palmetto Bay Farmers Market at Coral Reef Park

Saturdays, 9 am-3 pm

7895 SW 152nd St.

Palmetto Bay, FL

Over the past year, this market has grown tremendously from just a few vendors to more than three dozen. You can find lots of unique items here, such as locally grown hydroponic mushrooms, fresh-baked focaccia, and Korean pancakes.

Redland Market Village

Thurdays and Fridays, 11 am-6 pm

Saturdays and Sundays, 7 am-6 pm

24420 S. Dixie Highway

Redland, FL

While many of the other Dade County farmers markets only occur once a week, this Redland, FL farmers market is open four days a week. Here you can find locally-supplied fish, local produce, handmade cheeses, bulk spices, prepared foods, and more.

It’s worth noting that there are usually more vendors on the weekends than there are during the week. If you decide to go on the weekend, you’ll find that the 20,000-square-foot facility is completely filled with local vendors peddling their wares.

Surfside Farmers Market

Sundays, 10 am-4 pm

9500 Collins Ave.

Surfside, FL

This farmers market takes place in the adorable beachfront town of Surfside just steps away from the beach as well as a public parking lot. Offering fare from roughly a dozen vendors, you can also enjoy live music between 11:30 and 1:30 on the last Sunday of each month.

The Farmers Market at Merrick Park

Sundays, 11 am-5 pm

358 San Lorenzo Ave

Coral Gables, FL 33146

Located on the first floor and courtyard of Coral Gables’ posh outdoor mall, this farmers market offers you the opportunity to buy fresh produce and specialty products in the same location as luxury retailers such as Burberry, Nordstrom, and Col Haan. Located directly in front of Kate Spade, this is the ultimate experience in one-stop shopping.

Coral Gables Farmers Market

Saturdays, 8 am-2 pm

January 16 through March 27

405 Biltmore Way (In front of City Hall)

Coral Gables, FL

While farmers markets are often family-friendly by definition, the Coral Gables farmers market takes the phrase to an entirely different level. Each week, kid-friendly programing is offered to help keep your kids entertained while also giving them the opportunity to learn. You can also find activities such as free gardening workshops, chef demonstrations, and arts-and-crafts events.

On top of all that, you can also find fresh produce, baked goods, and other homemade treats.

Adrienne Arsht Center Farmers Market

Mondays, 4 pm-7 pm

1300 Biscayne Blvd.

Miami, FL

If you aren’t interested in spending your weekend mornings roaming farmers markets, consider checking out this Monday evening market. While it’s on the smaller side, you shouldn’t overlook the Adrienne Arsht Center Farmers Market. With about fifteen vendors selling organic vegetables and fruits from local farms as well as ready-made foods and artisan wares, shoppers might also get to enjoy workshops with chefs and food writers as well as live music.

Through the Urban Oasis Project, you even have the option to preorder and pick up your goods.

Pinecrest Farmers Market

Sundays, 8 am-2 pm

11000 Red Rd.

Pinecrest, FL

Every Sunday, you can find dozens of tents in the parking lot of Pinecrest Gardens where vendors peddle their wares. You can find lots of unique offerings here, including crystals, acai bowls, kale smoothies, and Japanese onigiri.

When you’re done strolling around the market, consider checking out Pinecrest Gardens. There is an entry fee for Pinecrest Gardens, but it’s free to attend the farmers market.

Lincoln Road Farmers Market

Sundays, 9 am-6:30 pm

Between Washington and Meridian avenues on Lincoln Road

Miami Beach, FL

The Lincoln Road Farmers Market has grown tremendously in recent years. Stretching nearly the entire length of Lincoln Road, you can find produce, fresh-cut flowers, housewares, and specialty items at this market. 

On Sundays, this famed open-air mall presents more than fifty vendors as well as entertainment in the form of everything from living statues to violinists.

Which of These Dade County Farmers Markets Will You Shop at This Season?

As you can see, there are farmers markets spread across Dade County that come in all shapes and sizes. Whether you’re looking for a small, intimate market or a bustling city market, you won’t have any trouble finding what you’re looking for.

Farmers markets offer a wonderful opportunity to participate in the vibrant Miami area community for locals and visitors alike. At these markets, you can find fresh produce, artisanal wares, and unique offerings that you won’t see anywhere else!