Farmers Markets near Mims, FL

Searstown Mall hosts this North Brevard market on two schedules: produce vendors inside the mall on Mondays, and an outdoor parking-lot market on Sundays, with over 100 vendor tables between the two. Expect fresh produce, farm eggs, honey, jams, and handmade goods.

Located on Fort Christmas Road in the small community of Christmas, Florida, east of Orlando, this market serves one of the state's smallest namesake towns — best known for the Fort Christmas Historical Park a short drive away.

Based out of NatureWise Plants on US Highway 1 in Cocoa, this seasonal market runs spring through fall with locally sourced produce and goods from area vendors. It's listed on the USDA Local Food Portal alongside other Brevard County markets.

Oviedo

Good Neighbors Farmers' Market runs on Lloyds Lane in Oviedo, drawing a small, loyal following reflected in its steady stream of visitor reviews and photos online. It's a neighborhood-scale market rather than a big production — produce and local vendor goods in a low-key setup.

Cocoa Farmers' Market sets up on Florida Avenue in Cocoa Village, the historic riverside shopping district on the Indian River in Brevard County's Space Coast region.

Florida dedicated its first state-owned farmers market in the nation at this South French Avenue site on December 19, 1934, a fact still marked with a historical plaque. The market carries on today, Saturdays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., seasonally, with produce, baked goods, and crafts from area growers and makers.

Port Orange Green Market operates on South Williamson Boulevard in Port Orange, just south of Daytona Beach. Specific vendor and schedule details weren't confirmable online — it reads as a city-run community market typical of the Volusia County coast.

Deltona

We have many local businesses, local honey, local coffee, and more!

Rockledge

The Market at Rockledge Gardens runs daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., inside a four-acre garden center on US Highway 1 in Rockledge, with the fullest produce selection Wednesday through Sunday. Beyond seasonal produce, North Carolina apples show up every fall, vendors sell eggs, meat, cheese, bread, jam, and kombucha. The on-site Kitchen Garden Party restaurant and Mad Utter ice cream shop turn a produce run into a longer visit.

DeLand

Running since 1975 at the Volusia Agricultural Center on East New York Avenue, this DeLand market is one of the largest and longest-running in the county. Wednesdays, 7 a.m. to noon, bring produce, plants, and organic goods from local growers, with vendor demand strong enough that the Farm Bureau has paused new applications in past seasons.

Lake Mary

The Lake Mary Farmers Market runs every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Central Park at 100 N. Country Club Road, near Lake Mary Boulevard and 4th Street. Shoppers find fresh produce, plants and orchids, honey, baked goods, assorted nuts, handmade jewelry, wood crafts, and pet treats, and leashed dogs are welcome.