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Market Board · Orlando Farmers Markets, Pop-Ups & Art Fairs
Weekly farmers markets, daily market halls, pop-ups and art fairs, sorted by the day and vibe that suits your mood.
Orlando’s farmers markets run on a unique Sunshine State rhythm: up early, done by early afternoon, with no real winter break. Most weekend markets wrap up by 1 to 3pm, Winter Garden’s goes year-round, and the one evening market, Audubon Park on Mondays, is built around the cooler hours. Tuesday through Friday, the only options are the two market halls that stay open daily.
This guide covers all of that, plus the other places locals mean when they say “market”: the pop-ups and holiday markets (Milk Mart, CITRUSMRKET, Jingle Eve) and the art fairs at Winter Park’s Central Park every spring and fall.
Our editors update details as new public information becomes available.
Running since 2009: growers, ranchers, fishermen, chefs, artists, handicrafters, musicians and neighbors, all Florida-grown, -raised, -caught or -made. Family- and pet-friendly, and the anchor event of the Audubon Park Garden District. Rain or shine; it moves inside if it rains.
Official site for Audubon Park Community Market (opens in a new tab)View listingAudubon Park guideNothing weekly runs Tuesday, but East End Market and Plant Street Market are open every day, as always. See “Open every day” below.
Every first and third Wednesday of the month, 5–8pm, in the heart of Laureate Park Village Center.
Note: First and third Wednesdays only.
Official site for Lake Nona Farmers Market (opens in a new tab)Lake Nona guideNothing weekly runs Thursday–Friday, but East End Market and Plant Street Market are open every day, as always. See “Open every day” below.
One of the oldest in the region, with roots at 1979 (it marked its 40th anniversary in 2019). Housed in and around the old depot building, a short walk from Park Avenue.
Official site for Winter Park Farmers Market (opens in a new tab)View listingWinter Park guideEvery Saturday, year-round. Anchors Winter Garden's walkable downtown, a block from Plant Street Market and the West Orange Trail.
Official site for Winter Garden Farmers Market (opens in a new tab)Winter Garden guideRun by 4Roots, a nonprofit rebuilding the local food system. The market is one piece of a working farm campus and is built for accessibility: the 4Roots Mobile Market accepts SNAP/EBT. Free 20-minute campus tours start at 10am. It ran on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays through September; its events calendar now lists it every Saturday.
Note: was 2nd & 4th Saturdays, now listed weekly, so check its calendar
Official site for 4Roots Farmers Market (opens in a new tab)College Park guideThe city's flagship, a beloved community gathering place since 1987. Beyond produce stalls it runs a wine and beer garden, live entertainment, an outdoor dining area and themed Sundays (pet-friendly weeks, family weeks). Free admission; paid garage parking on S. Osceola Ave and N. Eola Drive. Weather can delay opening to noon.
Official site for Orlando Farmers Market at Lake Eola (opens in a new tab)View listingDowntown Orlando guideSundays from 9am to 1pm at Lake Lily Park in Maitland.
Official site for Maitland Farmers Market (opens in a new tab)View listingMaitland guideFresh produce, artisanal and homemade goods, plus live music inside the planned community's town center.
Official site for Celebration Farmers Market (opens in a new tab)View listingKissimmee guideCovers the UCF and east-side corridor the other weekly markets leave open: produce, prepared food and a broader "& More" vendor mix of crafts and small retail.
Official site for East Orlando Farmers Market & More (opens in a new tab)View listingWaterford Lakes guideRelaunched Sept. 6, 2026, hosted by The Local Habit inside the Great Southern Box Company food hall. Despite the name it now sits in the Packing District, a few blocks from the 4Roots Farm Campus, so the district has a Saturday market (4Roots) and a Sunday one.
Note: newly relaunched, so worth a quick check before your first visit
Official site for College Park Farmers Market (opens in a new tab)View listingCollege Park guidePermanent market halls, seven days a week.
A two-story neighborhood market and food hall built around roughly a dozen local merchants: Gideon's Bakehouse, Domu ramen, Lineage Coffee, Winter Park Biscuit Co., La Femme du Fromage and more. Hours vary by merchant. A monthly First Friday event adds extended hours, specials and live DJ vinyl in the courtyard.
Official site for East End Market (opens in a new tab)View listingAudubon Park guideAn indoor artisan market with natural and organic foods, handmade goods, honey, tea and jewelry vendors under one roof, attached to Crooked Can Brewing Company. The year-round complement to the Saturday-morning Winter Garden Farmers Market a block away.
Official site for Plant Street Market (opens in a new tab)View listingWinter Garden guidePop-ups and festivals don't run on a weekly clock. Here's what's coming, in order, and Nov 14–15 is the weekend to watch.
Every market, hall and upcoming event on one map. Tap a pin for details. The same places are listed in the table below.
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| Market | When | Time | Where | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mondays | 5–8pm | Stardust Video & Coffee lot, 1842 E. Winter Park Rd | Evening | |
| 1st and 3rd Wednesdays | 5–8pm | Laureate Park Village Center, 13615 Sachs Ave | Evening | |
| Saturdays | 8am–1pm | Historic Train Depot, 150 N. New York Ave, Winter Park | Weekly | |
| Saturdays | 8am–1pm | Downtown Pavilion, 104 S. Lakeview Ave, Winter Garden | Weekly | |
| Saturdays | 9am–1pm | 4Roots Farm Campus, 1101 N. John Young Pkwy | Nonprofit | |
| Sundays | 10am–3pm | Lake Eola Park, Downtown Orlando | Weekly | |
| Sundays | 9am–1pm | Lake Lily Park, Maitland | Weekly | |
| Sundays | 10am–2pm | Market Street, Celebration Town Center | Weekly | |
| Sundays | 11am–4pm | Waterford Lakes Town Center | Weekly | |
| Sundays | 10am–3pm | Great Southern Box Co., 2105 N. Orange Blossom Trail, Packing District | Weekly | |
| Daily | Mon–Thu 8am–7pm, Fri–Sat 8am–9pm, Sun 8am–6pm | Audubon Park Garden District, 3201 Corrine Dr | Market Hall | |
| Daily | Hours vary by vendor | Downtown Winter Garden, 426 W. Plant St | Market Hall | |
| Sat, Nov 14, 2026; Sun, Nov 15, 2026 | 5–10pm / 2–8pm | 1500 Hillcrest St, Orlando | Pop-Up | |
| Nov 14–15, 2026 | Saturday 9am–4pm, Sunday 10am–4pm | Florida Army National Guard Armory, 2809 S. Ferncreek Ave | Art Fair | |
| Nov 14–15, 2026 | 9am–5pm both days | Central Park, 251 S. Park Ave, Winter Park | Art Fair | |
| Sun, Nov 15, 2026 | 11am–4pm | Festival Park, 2911 E. Robinson St | Pop-Up | |
| Sat, Nov 21, 2026 | 4:30–9pm | Gaston Edwards Park, 1236 N. Orange Ave, Ivanhoe Village | Pop-Up | |
| Sun, Dec 20, 2026; Sun, Feb 14, 2027 | Noon–6pm | The Milk District (Robinson St & Bumby Ave) | Pop-Up | |
| Mar 19–21, 2027 | Fri–Sat 9am–6pm, Sun 9am–5pm | Central Park & Park Ave, Winter Park | Art Fair |
Days, times, locations, organizers and admission checked against each market's or event's official site or venue listing as of Nov 1, 2026. Markets shift hours seasonally and around holidays, so confirm before a long drive. 4Roots lists itself as weekly this fall, though one of its pages still says 2nd & 4th Saturdays. CITRUSMRKET's dates rotate; its Linktree has the latest. Past events drop off the calendar automatically.
The Orlando Farmers Market on Sundays at Lake Eola is the flagship: running since 1987, with a wine and beer garden, live entertainment and themes layered on top of the produce stalls. The Winter Park Farmers Market on Saturdays is also well known and has been running since 1979.
Yes. The Audubon Park Community Market runs Monday evenings, 5–8pm, rain or shine, in the Stardust Video & Coffee parking lot. It's the only weekly weekday market on this list. Lake Nona's farmers market meets on weekday evenings too, but only the first and third Wednesday of each month, 5–8pm at Laureate Park Village Center.
The 4Roots Farmers Market at the 4Roots Farm Campus accepts SNAP/EBT through its Mobile Market. It has run on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays, but its events calendar now lists it every Saturday, 9am–1pm, so check the calendar for the week you're going.
Two: East End Market in the Audubon Park Garden District and Plant Street Market in Downtown Winter Garden are both open daily as permanent indoor market halls, distinct from the once-a-week outdoor markets.
Not exactly. Milk Mart is a quarterly art-and-food festival in the Milk District. It's closer to a seasonal street festival than a produce market. Its next edition is Holiday Milk Mart on Dec. 20.
A fashion-forward pop-up market that launched in November 2025 and rotates venues around Orlando: curated vintage clothing, handmade goods and specialty food vendors, with DJ sets. Two dates are posted: a 1 Year Anniversary Night Market on Sat., Nov. 14 (5–10pm, 1500 Hillcrest St.) and a Mini Mart at House on Lang on Sun., Nov. 15 (2–8pm, 1308 Lang Ave.). Both are free with RSVP.
The Winter Park Autumn Art Festival is Nov. 14–15, 2026 (Florida artists only), and the Sidewalk Art Festival follows March 19–21, 2027. Closer in: Fall Fiesta in the Park at Lake Eola on Nov. 7–8, and the Orlando Pottery Festival Holiday Market on Nov. 14–15.
Nov. 14–15. The Winter Park Autumn Art Festival, the Orlando Pottery Festival Holiday Market, both CITRUSMRKET dates and the Florida Coffee Festival (Nov. 15) all land that weekend, on top of the regular Saturday and Sunday farmers markets.
East Orlando Farmers Market & More, Sundays 11am–4pm at Waterford Lakes Town Center, is the market built specifically for that side of the metro. None of the other weekly markets on this list serve the UCF corridor directly.
A relaunched version is. It started Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026, hosted by The Local Habit inside the Great Southern Box Company food hall in the Packing District, 10am–3pm every Sunday. It's a new venue and operator, not the old Infusion Tea-hosted version, so check ahead for a first visit.
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