Name: Brick Street Farms Saturday Market
Address: 2001 2nd Ave S, St Petersburg, FL, US
Telephone: 727-310-5775

1 St. Petersburg Saturday Morning Market

Get ready to jive! Located in the heart of downtown St. Pete, the largest market in the southeast U.S. might tempt you to dance as you shop. With live music, friendly dogs to meet, bins brimming with gorgeous produce from small growers, artisan-made goodies and ready-to-eat foods from 15 different countries, this outdoor market is like a daytime party hosted by creative pals. It’s a feast for all the senses and you (and your shopping bags) are guaranteed to come away full.

The Deets:

Al Lang Stadium parking lot (typically October to May) and Williams Park (typically June to August)

Saturdays, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

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2 Brick Street Farms

Want to experience the future of food farming and pick up some delicious locally grown produce in one fell swoop? Then head over to this urban hydroponic farm’s mini farmers market. All the leafy greens and herbs are grown vertically in climate-controlled freight containers using a nutrient-packed water solution (no soil). Not only will you field some of the most delicious greens you’ve ever eaten, but you can do it with a clear conscience - the farm’s methods are about as sustainable and clean as it gets. You won’t have to wash a single leaf!

The Deets:

2233 3rd Ave. S., St. Pete

Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday noon - 5 p.m.; Thursday, noon - 7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

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3 St. Pete Indie Market

This once-a-month flea market in the heart of St. Pete’s Grand Central District clues you into a key ingredient of the St. Pete secret sauce - a community of dedicated makers and lovers of great craftsmanship and design. The market’s curated group of vendors offers a treasure trove of cool products, both old and new - from handmade jewelry, fashion and fragrances to upcycled home goods, artisanal foods and plants. Come on…we know you want that cactus in the dinosaur pot (as if the D.J. music, local drinks and hip vibes aren’t enough of a draw).

The Deets:

Indie Flea headquarters (in the Coastal Creative warehouse in St. Pete’s Grand Central District)

2201 1st Avenue S., St. Pete

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4 Corey Avenue Sunday Market

Corey Avenue in St. Pete Beach is a fun place for shoppers even without its popular Sunday Market. But layer that in and you’ve got a must-visit mecca. Explore the tented stalls of more than 60 vendors selling locally made ready-to-eat foods, organic produce, plants and crafts. It’s an uplifting atmosphere that offers a great way to start off your week.

The Deets:

300 Corey Ave., St. Pete Beach

Sundays, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; October to May

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5 Treasure Island Open Air Market

Get your perfect weekend started with a visit to Treasure Island’s Friday market where 50 well-spaced tented booths sell a variety of clothing and jewelry, as well as yummy baked goods and veggies (if you eat your veggies, it’s ok to have dessert). You won’t find any duplicate products here - the local vendors are carefully selected to maximize your options. You’ll be browsing at the most idyllic time of year, and the lovely park setting only makes the experience better.

The Deets:

Treasure Island Community Center Park

104th Ave. & 1 Park Pl., Treasure Island

Fridays, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., December to April

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6 Gulfport Tuesday Fresh Market

Hit this quirky little town’s historic waterfront district for a market teeming with locally produced honey, sauces, teas, herbs, meats, skin care products, candles and more. Visitors sing the praises of the awesome vendors, their wares and the setting’s Old Florida vibe. A stroll along the tree-lined street as you explore the tents won’t leave you wanting for much. You’re likely to see more than a few “Keep Gulfport Weird” bumper stickers on cars. Just like the town itself, the market is eclectic, artsy and welcoming.

The Deets:

3000 Beach Blvd. S., Gulfport

Tuesdays, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., October to April; 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., May to September

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7 Indian Shores Sunday Market

Bring the family (and your pet) to this fun beach community and search for the things that make your heart sing among the gourmet goods, fine arts and crafts at this market. Browsing and chit-chatting with the friendly group of vendors is a great way to end one week and start the next. So, what’ll it be? Is gorgeous star fruit your cocktail decoration of choice?

The Deets:

Grounds of the Town of Indian Shores Municipal Center

19305 Gulf Blvd., Indian Shores

Sundays, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.; November to April

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8 Dunedin Downtown Market

Ready to go full-on gourmet on a charming main street and dig into the tantalizing flavors of the fresh fruits and vegetables sold here? Don’t know ‘bout you, but we think a shopping basket without a pile of brightly colored berries is borderline empty. The foods and produce here are not only delicious, but also make for great eye candy. With folks walking around eating and drinking, and live music to animate the action, the scene feels straight out of a movie. You won’t be disappointed by the people-watching either - it’s as good as the shopping.

The Deets:

John L. Lawrence Pioneer Park

422 Main St., Dunedin

Friday and Saturdays, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., November to June

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9 Oldsmar Flea Market

This market’s been around since 1980, so “well-established” doesn’t begin to describe it. “Sprawling” does. Covering 28 acres, it’s one of the biggest markets on Florida’s West Coast and you can pretty much find anything you can think of here: furniture, produce, foods, antiques, household items, clothes, accessories, electronics, sporting goods - you name it. There are plenty of indoor stalls, but it’s the ones under the big blue sky that’ll make you feel like you’ve landed in a place where a carnival/treasure hunt combo is about to begin.

The Deets:

180 Racetrack Rd. N., Oldsmar

Fridays, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.; Saturdays and Sundays, 9 a.m - 4 p.m.

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10 Safety Harbor Market on Main

Bring your grocery list for fresh juice, meats, cheeses, desserts and produce, but be sure to allow for some spur-of-the-moment buys too - there are just too many great things here to pass up (crafts and art, among them). Whether you come for a meal or just to shop, you’ll want to hang out on the gazebo lawn for at least a few minutes and let the live music wash over you. It’s a fun and festive place, and you’ll get a sense of the tightly connected community the town’s known for. Oh - and there’s a morning yoga class at 10 a.m. for anyone who feels like limbering up before hauling around bags full of beautiful produce.

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401 Main St., Safety Harbor

Sundays, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

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