Farmers Markets near Jacksonville, FL

King Street Farmers Market sets up Wednesday evenings, 4 to 7 p.m., at 1021 King Street in Jacksonville's Riverside neighborhood. Vendors sell produce, honey, seafood, meat, eggs, cheese, bread, Georgia olive oil, jams, and herbs, with live music most weeks. The market has built a real local following: its Instagram account has passed 5,000 followers.

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Monroe and North Hogan Streets Jacksonville

Hemming Plaza Farmers' Market sets up Friday mornings at Monroe and North Hogan Streets in downtown Jacksonville, across from City Hall. Vendors sell fresh fruit and vegetables, canned and preserved produce, coffee and tea, prepared foods, and handmade soap and body care items. It runs as a lunch-hour stop for downtown workers rather than a weekend destination market, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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This market sets up in downtown Jacksonville's central square, long known as Hemming Park and renamed James Weldon Johnson Park in 2020 after the Jacksonville-born writer and civil rights leader. Vendors sell produce and local goods on Saturdays in the shadow of downtown's office towers.

Corner of LaSalle and Hendricks behind Regions Bank Jacksonville

This market sets up behind the Regions Bank at the corner of LaSalle Street and Hendricks Avenue in Jacksonville's San Marco neighborhood, a walkable historic district built around its landmark square.

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Johnson's Family Flea and Farmers Market combines an indoor, climate-controlled flea market with produce vendors at 5800 Ramona Boulevard in Jacksonville, just off I-10 at Exit 357. It's open Tuesday through Saturday, with fresh produce and baked goods sold alongside vintage collectibles and general flea-market merchandise. Some vendors grow pesticide-free; ask directly at the stall.

Mandarin Farmers Market runs every Sunday, noon to 4 p.m., year-round in the parking lot of the Whole Foods Market on San Jose Boulevard in Jacksonville. About two dozen vendors sell beans, cheese, coffee, eggs, flowers, fruit, grains, and herbs. The Whole Foods partnership means it runs rain or shine, all year, unlike Jacksonville's seasonal markets.

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Oakleaf Green Market operates out of the Oakleaf Plantation area on Jacksonville's Westside, at Merchants Way. Little independent information is available on its current schedule or vendors online, consistent with a small, community-scale market serving the fast-growing Oakleaf residential area rather than a citywide draw.

Green Cove Springs Farmers Market sets up on North Orange Avenue on the third Saturday of each month, September through June, connecting local growers directly with Clay County shoppers. It skips the peak summer heat, picking back up each fall with produce, baked goods, and artisan vendors — a smaller-town alternative to the bigger Saturday markets in Jacksonville and St. Augustine.

Ponte Vedra YMCA Farmers' Market sets up at the YMCA on Landrum Lane in Ponte Vedra Beach. Specific vendor and schedule details weren't confirmable online — it appears to be a small, YMCA-hosted community market rather than a standalone commercial one.

St Marys

St. Marys Community Market sets up at the Downtown Pavilion, at Osborne and St. Marys Street in this Camden County port town near the Georgia-Florida line. The market keeps its own Facebook page, where vendor and schedule updates post directly — a better source than the city site for current market days.

The Fernandina Beach Market Place runs every Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., year-round on North 7th Street in the town's historic district, rain or shine. Vendors sell seasonal produce, fresh-baked bread and pastries, plants and flowers, pastured beef, chicken, pork, and eggs, honey, wild-caught shrimp, jams, hot sauce, and handmade soap and candles.

Fernandina Beach

Every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., year-round, Fernandina Beach Market Place fills North 7th Street in the historic downtown with local vendors selling seasonal produce, fresh baked bread, pastries, plants, and meats alongside jams, honey, wild-caught shrimp, and handmade soap. Live music runs through the morning, and a sister Arts Market pops up on the second and fourth Saturdays.

Baker County Farmers' Market runs beside the football stadium on West Boulevard in Macclenny, an indoor market stocking produce, meat, seafood, mushrooms, pantry goods, and wellness products from area vendors. Several sellers carry USDA-certified organic or Good Agricultural Practices certification, and shoppers can pay with cash, card, or SNAP/EBT depending on the stall. Online pre-orders are available through the Foraged app for local pickup.