Farmers Markets near Zephyrhills, FL

Wesley Chapel

Tampa Bay Markets runs this market at The Shops at Wiregrass in Wesley Chapel on the first and third Saturday of each month, year-round. More than 80 vendors sell produce, handcrafted goods, and prepared food under the plaza's palm-lined streets, with live music and a kids' train ride adding to the draw. Hours run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. October through May, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in summer.

Plant City Farmers Market operates on West Sam Allen Road in Plant City, the self-described Winter Strawberry Capital of the World. It's a separate, smaller market from the city's state-run wholesale farmers market across town. Specific current vendor and schedule details weren't confirmable online.

Plant City State Farmers' Market is one of Florida's state-operated wholesale markets, run by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services at 1305 West Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Like its sister state markets in Pompano Beach and Palatka, its job is moving farm products from growers to buyers through wholesale facilities rather than retail stalls.

Set on USF's Tampa campus at East Fowler Avenue, this market runs weekdays during spring and fall, drawing students, faculty, and neighboring residents for fresh, locally grown produce and handmade goods.

Brooksville

Tampa

Sanwa Farmer's Market in Tampa is a warehouse-club-style market open to the public with no membership fees, run by Sanwa Food Group. It carries a huge selection of multicultural foods and flavors plus top national brands, sold by the piece, case, or pallet, with a multilingual staff and service seven days a week.

Brooksville

Lakeland

Downtown Farmers' Curb Market sets up on North Kentucky Avenue in downtown Lakeland, a few blocks from Munn Park and the city's chain of interconnected lakes.

Tampa

Held the second Sunday of every month at American Legion Post 111 on North Florida Avenue, this Tampa market has run since 2010 and draws 60-plus vendors for produce, plants, baked goods, jams, and local art, plus a lunch counter and live music. Free parking, dog-friendly, with a Kids Market for young vendors on-site.

Tampa

Operating since 2000, the Ybor City Saturday Market is the largest continually operating outdoor market in the Tampa Bay area, set in the heart of Tampa's Historic District. Shoppers meet artists selling one-of-a-kind pieces made right in their booths alongside locally produced gourmet foods, jams, baked goods, and fresh lemonade.

This listing covers the same Ybor City Saturday market at the 8th Avenue and 19th Street corner of Centennial Park in Tampa, running every Saturday since 2000. Stalls carry produce, prepared foods, baked bread, and plants alongside cigars, jewelry, and artwork, with picnic tables and public restrooms on-site for the crowds that come through rain or shine.

Tampa

Every Saturday, year-round, rain or shine, vendors fill Centennial Park at 1800 E. 8th Ave. in historic Ybor City. Running since 2000, it's the largest continually operating outdoor market in the Tampa Bay area, selling produce, gourmet foods and sauces, fresh bread, herbs and plants, honey, and fine cigars. Hours shorten during the summer months, May through September.

Lakeland

The Lakeland Downtown Farmers Curb Market, established in 2004, draws 3,500 to 5,500 shoppers each Saturday to N. Kentucky Avenue between Lemon and Oak Streets. Run by the Lakeland Downtown Development Authority with a roster of 230 vendors (about 120 attending each week), it offers local, handmade, and homegrown produce, plants, artisan gifts, pastries, breads, and specialty foods with live entertainment most Saturdays; open 8 a.m.–2 p.m. September through May, 8 a.m.–1 p.m. June and July, closed August.

Tampa Downtown Partnership runs this Sunday market at 300 Madison Street, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. seasonally, with produce, artisan foods, and handcrafted goods from area vendors. The same block hosts a Third Thursday Street Food Fest each month — food trucks, live music, and two hours of free parking at Grand Central at Kennedy.

Longleaf Farmers' Market runs spring through fall in the Longleaf Downtown district of New Port Richey, selling locally sourced produce, artisanal goods, and handcrafted items from area vendors. It's one of several markets clustered in New Port Richey's downtown, alongside the Downtown market and M.O.M.'s Friday Night Market. Reach organizers at [email protected] or 727-375-1956.

Established in 1937, this is the oldest continuously operating flea market in Florida — 40-plus acres of vendor stalls, produce, and livestock sales in Webster. The market runs Mondays, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., with cattle shipments accepted Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings. Admission and parking are free.

Auburndale

Also known as the Spring Hill Farmers Market, this outdoor market has operated next to Chili's on Commercial Way since 2010, supporting small Hernando County farms and businesses. Vendors sell produce, meat, seafood, baked goods, plants, and handcrafted goods, and pets are welcome. Hours run 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. September through May and shift to 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in summer.