Farmers Markets near West Palm Beach, FL

Narcissus Avenue and Second Street West Palm Beach

This is the West Palm Beach GreenMarket's listing at Narcissus Avenue and Second Street, on the downtown waterfront a few blocks from the market's Clematis Street site. The city's Parks and Recreation department runs the Saturday market October through May alongside the Downtown Development Authority, with produce, prepared food, and craft vendors along the Intracoastal.

Saturday mornings from 8:30 to 1:30, this waterfront market fills Centennial Square where Clematis Street meets the Intracoastal, running October through May. The 2025-26 season drew a record 150 vendors, and USA Today has named it the country's number one farmers market three years running. Shoppers browse produce, food, and crafts steps from downtown West Palm Beach.

Set at Palm Beach Gardens' City Hall campus on Military Trail, this Sunday market (8 a.m. to 1 p.m., spring through fall) mixes produce and baked goods with dairy, honey, cheese, and antibiotic-free meat from local vendors. Live entertainment runs most weeks, and the city coordinates it directly.

Palm Beach

Palm Beach Gardens Green Market sets up at the city's Municipal Complex on Military Trail as part of Florida's Community Farmers Markets network. Vendors mix produce with prepared foods — reviewers mention a kosher bakery and a jerky vendor among the regulars. Specific current hours weren't confirmable online.

A produce and goods market on Southern Boulevard in Royal Palm Beach, distinct from the city's Saturday Green Market and Bazaar at Village Hall. Little verified information is available online — call ahead to confirm current hours and vendors.

Lake Worth

Lake Worth Farmers' Market, also known as the Oceanside Lake Worth Farmers Market, sets up the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, 8 a.m. to noon, at the corner of A1A and Lake Avenue. Vendors sell fresh produce, artisan bread, and other local goods a block from the beach. The market's Facebook page has drawn nearly 6,000 followers.

Wellington

Set up near the Wellington Amphitheater at 12300 Forest Hill Blvd, this market runs Thursday evenings from 5 to 9 p.m., September through May. Vendors sell locally grown fruit and vegetables alongside jewelry and handmade crafts, drawing an after-work crowd through the cooler months. It closes for summer and major holidays, then picks back up each fall.

Town Center Drive Jupiter

Abacoa Town Center Green Market takes over Town Center Drive in Jupiter every Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m., with more than 30 vendors setting up for produce, seafood, gifts, and the occasional CBD stand alongside live music. Running since 2021, it's grown into one of northern Palm Beach County's steadier weeknight markets — vendors pay a weekly fee to hold a spot, which keeps the lineup fairly consistent.

Harvest Time Market sits on Hypoluxo Road in Lake Worth, a produce and grocery stop serving the corridor between Lake Worth and Boynton Beach in western Palm Beach County.

S. Ocean Blvd. Lake Worth

Oceanside Farmers' Market sets up along South Ocean Boulevard in Lake Worth Beach, near the public beach and pier. Details on current vendors, days, and hours aren't well documented online. It appears to be a small, local coastal market rather than a large regional draw.

Jupiter

Jupiter Green and Artisan Market runs every Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., year-round, under the Indiantown Bridge at Riverwalk Events Plaza on US Highway 1. The waterfront setting means shoppers can watch boats on the Loxahatchee River while browsing local produce, baked goods, jewelry, and other handmade goods. Dogs are welcome.

At 141 West Woolbright Road in Boynton Beach, this is an indoor market that runs spring through fall, close to I-95 and between US 1. Vendors sell fresh, locally sourced groceries and produce, and the market's Facebook page has passed 17,000 likes. Willy Cafe, a newer addition from the same operators, now serves food on-site.

Delray Beach

Delray Green Market in the Park sets up at SE 4th Avenue and Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, just off the city's main downtown strip and a short walk from the Intracoastal Waterway.

Boca Raton

This market's listed address in Boca Raton — not the New York village its name recalls — puts it on NE 11th Street, a few blocks from the beach in one of South Florida's more upscale coastal cities.

Boca Raton GreenMarket sets up on West Palmetto Park Road, directly beside Boca Raton City Hall in downtown Boca Raton. It's the city's municipally run open-air market, an easy stop for anyone already downtown.