Fresh Access bucks will be temporarily paused starting Monday, August 17

The Saturday Farmers’ Market is the NUMBER ONE produce and plant market in central Florida which takes place every Saturday morning from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Central Park West Meadow, located at the corner of New York Avenue & Morse Boulevard. It is a popular community gathering place that provides fine produce, plants, baked goods and so much more.

A few times each year, the Saturday Farmers’ Market temporarily relocates from the West Meadow to the Seven Oaks Park to accommodate major events held in the meadow, such as the Autumn Art Festival, Cows ‘n Cabs, and the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. Follow us on social media and check back for specific relocation dates and other important updates.

Farmer's Market at the West Meadow with plant vendor and tents behind it.
Since the market is very popular, vendor space is extremely limited. We require that all vendors must have a sales tax number as well as collect and report sales tax. All consumable products must be approved and licensed through the State of Florida Agriculture or Business Regulations. The city does not honor the Cottage Food laws.

Product categories that we DO NOT accept

  • Informational and/or promotional items
  • Cottage Food items
  • Resale or flea market-type merchandise
  • Packaged, nationally-distributed foods or products
  • Overly-processed foods

Vendor Applications for Inquiry can be submitted to gro.krapretniwfoytic@mfpwyadrutas. Due to the volume of applications, please note that only the vendors that have been selected to participate in the market will be contacted.

Access the Fresh Access Bucks (FAB) & Supplemental Nutrition Access (SNAP) Programs information

Access Historic Farmers’ Market Building Rental Information.

Pop-up & Part-time Vendors

For specials being offered by market vendors, please access the Farmers’ Market via Facebook or Instagram. To check a specific vendor, please access available links below.

Our Vision

Winter Park is the city of arts and culture, cherishing its traditional scale and charm while building a healthy and sustainable future for all generations.