Crystal O.
8/27/2023
Another great find- I've hit this market a few times and always on hot summer days! The fresh lemonade is always a huge hit. Plenty of fresh foods, produce, baked goods, honey, jellies, snacks and...
Fernandina Beach Market Place
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1 N 7th St
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
The Fernandina Beach Market Place is a vibrant farmers market located in the historic district of Fernandina Beach, FL. It offers a wide variety of locally grown and produced goods, including seasonal produce, fresh baked breads, pastries, meats, eggs, snacks, jellies, jams, pickles, seafood, specialty food items, and more. With live music, featured businesses, and a friendly atmosphere, this weekly event is a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
In addition to the farmers market, the Fernandina Beach Market Place also features the Fernandina Beach Arts Market on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month. This market showcases the work of talented artisans from the community, offering a unique shopping experience with quality pottery, glassware, sewing, woodworking, and much more. Whether you're looking for fresh produce or one-of-a-kind crafts, the Fernandina Beach Market Place is the place to be.
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4.511 reviews
Julie F.
5/14/2023
This outdoor market is conveniently located in the historic district. And east to get to. Parking can be challenging, but we lucked out finding a spot less than a block away. It was busy. There...
Linda V.
7/22/2023
July 22,2023 wonderful market for fresh produce, breads, shrimp, salts, egg rolls and art! Lots of friendly vendors and customers.
J Warren R.
4/9/2022
I can't resist a local Farmer's Market and this one was especially colorful and enjoyable. Fresh produce and Fresh Amelia Island Shrimp -- you know Amelia Island claims to be the birthplace of...
AL K.
8/14/2021
Support local owned businesses. Reasonable prices and unique finds. We were happy with our haul. Parking can be found on the side streets, don't block private driveways. Loved the plant guy.
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