Lakeland Downtown Farmers Curb Market

John 8 months ago

one of my favourite farmers markets in my opinion it’s better than the one in Tampa on Water Street. The sense of community alongside the quality of goods is great. here’s my estimated timeframe: 1hr: to do the main street and eat 2hrs: if your walking through most of the stores leisurely 3-4hrs: if there’s an event by the lake, especially their car show it’s awesome!

Irene Eng a year ago

Will return. We stopped here for lunch @ Nineteen 61, and found a lovely New England quaint little town that worth to spend a night or two here. The Saturday farmers market is substantial: offering foods as well as crafts It's on N Kentucky Ave (the Ave has many cute shops) since 2004, four blocks long; opens 8am-2pm.

Jessica Maldonado Edited a year ago

Amazing Farmers Market! Must Visit! So many talented Artisans and Vendors! Plants, Unique Plants, Exotic Plants!!! Lots of fresh fruits and Vegetables, Mushrooms, Fresh Flowers, Bows, Massages, Unique Jewelry, Unique Clothing, Bathing Suits, Fresh Bread, Car Accessories, Wind Chimes, Pickles, Yummy food, Yummy Drinks, Boba Tea (Matcha), Handmade Soaps, Natural Body Care, Fudge, BBQ, and More! Great place to take pictures and have a great time with family! Every Saturday 8am-2pm

T Slush 3 years ago

What a great farmers market. From the fresh produce (of course), there are many food vendors providing a variety of tasty options and numerous retail vendors to peruse. It should satisfy most people looking for a good way to spend the morning outside. The market is nestled in downtown, which includes more retail and dining options. You can also enjoy the park which skirts a portion of the market. With the exception of August, you'll find it open every Saturday morning.

Edward Mingus Edited 3 years ago

One of our favorite things to do on a Saturday morning. We've made a few friends by being regulars there. It's come a long way from what it was in the late 80's. It was a homeless haven and didn't dare go downtown because there wasn't much there. Since about the mid 90's there was a resurgence to make downtown a destination. The addition of some restaurants and renovations to some historical buildings it has done a 180°. It's definitely a fun time to see the different vendors and most are willing to give free samples.