Farmers Markets are a great way to represent your business and generate sales. The community aspect allows participants to create a following and become more established with local customers. The University of Miami hosts a weekly farmers market that only allows for limited slots. But there are many options when it comes to farmers markets as their popularity has grown.
Below we have generated a list of various options for you to choose from, please take into account the days they are available, the cost to participate, and the type of audience likely to attend. All of these factors can help determine whether this decision is beneficial for the business. For more information on how to strategize, schedule a meeting with our office.
Below is a list of 14 markets where you can display and sell your products nearby, contact them directly for more info:
41st Street Marketplace: Corner of 41st Street & Pine Tree Drive
Miami Beach, Florida
Sundays, 9am-2pm
Farmers Market at Government Center:111 NW 1st Street
Miami, Florida 33128
Thursdays, 9am-4pm
Las Olas Oceanside Park
Music & Makers
3000 E. Las Olas Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Fridays, 4pm-10pm
Open through June 26
Farmers/Antique/Artisan Market
3000 E. Las Olas Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Saturdays, 9am-4pm
Open through June 27
Lincoln Road: Between Washington & Meridian
Miami Beach 33139
Sundays, 9am-6pm
(305) 531-0038 or themarketcompany.org
The Arsht: 1300 Biscayne Blvd
Miami, FL 33132
Mondays, 4pm-8pm
(305) 531-0038 or themarketcompany.org
Aventura Mall Market: 19501 Biscayne Blvd
Aventura, FL 33180
Saturday, 11am-9pm
Sunday, 11am-8pm
aventuramall.com/aventura-market/
Civic Center Station: 1601 Northwest 12th Ave
Miami, FL 33136
Tuesdays, 8am-5pm
(305) 531-0038
Coconut Grove Organic Market: 3300 Grand Ave.
Coconut Grove
Saturday, 10am-7pm
(305) 238-7747 or glaserorganicfarms.com
Legion Park Farmers Market: 6601 Biscayne Blvd
Miami, FL 33138
Saturday, 9am-2pm
urbanoasisproject.org/
South Miami Farmers’ Market: 6000 Sunset Dr
Miami, FL 33155
Saturday, 9 am-2pm
(786) 600-1200 or urbanoasisproject.org
South of 5th Market: 1st Street and Jefferson Ave on South Beach
Triangle lot bounded by Alton Road
Saturdays, 9am-4pm
(305) 531-0038 or themarketcompany.org
Vizcaya Village Farmers Market: 3250 S Miami Ave
Miami, FL 33129
Sunday, 9 am-2pm
(786) 600-0120 or urbanoasisproject.org
Wynwood Farmers Market: 2178 NW 2nd Ave
Miami, FL
Saturday, 11am-6pm
(786) 210-0143 or (305) 479-7263
Yellow Green Farmers Market: 1940 N. 30th Rd
Hollywood, FL
Saturday and Sunday, 8am-4pm
(954) 513-3990 or ygfarmersmarket.com
About the University of Miami Farmer’s Market
University of Miami Farmer’s Market
Wednesdays might be the most popular day at the University of Miami. Why? It’s the campus’s weekly farmer’s market, of course! Strolling through the crowded rows of vendors, taking in all of the delicious smells might be a great study break. But, have you ever wondered how these people actually started selling here? Many of our clients at The Launch Pad all had the same question regarding how to get one of the highly sought after vendor spots. So, we took it upon ourselves to do a little research, and here’s what we found:
The UM farmer’s market is run by The Market Company, which manages other farmer’s markets at over 8 different locations. Claire Tomlin is the woman in charge of all of these markets, and the main person to get in contact with. Currently, all of the spots for the UM market are filled. However, there may be openings at some of the other locations if you speak to Claire. The Market Company is looking for product-based businesses, primarily food, that will be a complement to the other offerings at the market. If you would like to get started visit http://www.themarketcompany.org/ for more information. Good luck!
