Farm to Table: Guide to Farmers Markets Across Northeast Florida

# Why farmers markets matter here

# What you can expect

# Notable markets and practical details

• Atlantic Beach Farmers Market: Sundays, 10am–2pm at Jack Russell Park (800 Seminole Road). A coastal market offering seafood, local honey, baked goods, and live music.

• Atlantic Beach Mid-Week Market: Wednesdays, 3pm–6pm at Bull Memorial Park (East Coast Dr. & 7th St.). A smaller midweek option for a quicker produce run.

• Avondale Farmers Market: Sundays, 1pm–4pm at 3653 St. Johns Ave. Neighborhood favorite with artisan breads, cheeses, and local meats.

• Beach Boulevard Flea & Farmers Market: Daily, 8:30am–5pm at 11041 Beach Boulevard. A large market with hundreds of vendors—good for fresh produce and treasure hunting.

• Beaches Green Market: Saturdays, 10am–2pm at 321 Penman Road, Jacksonville Beach. Focused on sustainability and local sourcing, featuring organic produce and eco-friendly vendors.

• Beachwalk Farmers Market: First Saturday of the month, 10am–2pm at 100 CR 210 in St. Johns. Offers food trucks, local produce, seafood, artisans, and activities.

• Berry Good Farms Market: October–April, Thursdays, 9:30am–1:30pm at 223 Mill Creek Rd. A seasonal market supporting a local nonprofit with produce, flowers, and handmade goods.

• Eartha's Farm and Market: Saturdays, 10am–2pm at 4850 Moncrief Road. An initiative of the Clara White Mission providing affordable fresh foods and an accessible community space.

• Jacksonville Farmers Market: Daily at 1810 West Beaver Street. The oldest and largest in the area (operating since 1938), offering extensive produce and global ingredients.

• Mayport Village Waterfront Market: Third Saturday of the month, 10am–2pm on Ocean Street in historic Mayport Village. A community-driven waterfront market highlighting the area's fishing heritage.

• Mom Made Jax Farmers Market: Every last Friday of the month, 5pm–8pm at Myrtle Avenue Brewing (633 Myrtle Avenue N). A monthly market geared toward locally made goods and community gathering.

# How to choose which market to visit Pick by schedule, product mix, or atmosphere. Choose daily markets like the Jacksonville Farmers Market for routine shopping and broad variety. Head to neighborhood weekly markets (Avondale, Atlantic Beach, Beaches Green Market) for a fresher, community-focused experience. Visit seasonal or monthly markets (Berry Good Farms, Beachwalk, Mayport Waterfront, Mom Made Jax) for specialty items, events, and activities.

# Family and community benefits

# Quick planning tips

• Check day and time before you go—markets use different weekly or monthly schedules.
• Bring reusable bags and small bills for casual purchases.
• Expect live music or food trucks at many markets—plan for extra time if you want to eat or browse.