Run by Dig Local Network at Penman Park, this market has been voted one of Jacksonville's best farmers markets and specializes in organic produce, local honey, and free-range eggs from area farms.
Every Saturday | Rain or Shine | 10am – 3pm. The Riverside Arts Market is a weekly market held under the I-95 Fuller Warren Bridge, supporting local businesses, artists, makers, and farmers in Jacksonville.
Held the third Saturday of every month at Nocatee Station Field, this market leans into local flavor with fresh produce, homemade jams, and a rotating seasonal theme that keeps neighbors coming back.
Held every Saturday morning under the oaks at the Amphitheatre, this market has run for two decades and draws over 100 vendors selling produce, flowers, and handmade goods. SNAP and EBT shoppers can get free Florida-grown produce through the market's fresh access program.
Named for Venice's Piazza San Marco, this square's iconic three-lion fountain anchors a cluster of independent boutiques, art galleries, and a vintage 1938 theater that's still showing films today.
Along St. Johns Avenue, this walkable strip of 1920s-era storefronts is home to more than 60 locally owned shops, galleries, and restaurants. It's the kind of place where you park once and spend the whole afternoon.
On Jacksonville's Southside, this open-air center is where you'll find both everyday brands and market-exclusive luxury names like Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co. Plus a turtle pond and dog park if you need a break between stores.
Just off A1A, this community shopping center mixes boutique retail with local restaurants like Aqua Grill. It's the easy, low-key alternative to driving into Jacksonville for an afternoon out.
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