Shade-giving trees🌳, room for picnic, a dog park 🦮, yoga, music and hyperlocal vendors make this year-round Saturday market one of the most popular in town. Urban Oasis Project sells local fruits and veggies (look for Ms. Shirley cleaning jackfruit!). Other must-tries: Clive’s fresh juices, Paradise Farms’ pickles and turmeric products, Crackerman’s breads and dips, Gables Delight jams and Angry Booch kombucha. To park, turn at NE 64 Terr. and head to the rear lot, or metered street parking.

No visit to the Homestead/Redland agricultural district is complete without a stop at this iconic farmstand🥭🥑🍌. First, choose your own tropical fruit shake🥤(Canistel? Passionfruit? Key lime?) and perhaps a Cuban sandwich. Then look for Robert holding court on the fruits du jour. Picnic amid the zoo and old farm equipment out back. Don’t forget to pick up fruits and veggies, local honey, hot sauces and a 🌻🌻🌻 bouquet. On weekends, there's live music and BBQ. Open daily. Plenty of parking.

Inside Aventura Mall, one of the largest in the country, this weekend farmers market is filled with eclectic vendors that transport you around the world with food: Hungarian pastries; Argentinean empanadas, alfajores and cookies; Venezuelan arepas; Jamaican jerk; Mediterranean breads and dips; ceviche and guacamole; Italian olive oils; fresh tropical fruits and juices, just to name a few. Bonus: As a year-round indoor market, it's always comfortable when the weather is rainy or steamy hot.

Shop amid an enchanting cluster of farm buildings at Vizcaya, built by industrialist James Deering between 1914-1922, now a museum and gardens. Under renovation, the village is shaded by huge banyans that make shopping pleasant even in the summer. Every Sun., shop for local produce, artisan and prepared foods you can enjoy in the picnic area. Woodturners, ceramic artists, yoga and other programs share the space. Follow signs for parking. Look for peacocks 🦚 Dreamy monthly night markets on Thur.

South Beach’s favorite art🎨, pet🐕‍🦺 and people-watching promenade hosts a Sunday market that’s always colorful. You’ll find fruits and juices, sourdough bread, pastries, empanadas, refreshing coco frío, ceviche and guacamole and artisan foods, along with plants and cut flowers, arts and crafts. Grab a cup of coffee or a fruit smoothie. Pop into shops and restaurants along this popular stretch. In the winter and spring, stroll amid antiques and collectible markets. Pay-to-park lots are nearby.

Every weekend, Adena Ellenby and Walt Chefitz turn the parking lot of their Kendall commercial kitchen into a drive-through, where they sell their greatest hits: colorful rainbow🌈 smoothies made from local tropical fruits; turmeric tonic; guacamole in season; bagels on Sundays; granola made with their dried fruits; and seasonal fresh fruits from their farm, like jackfruit, starfruit, mamey sapote, avocados, papaya, bananas, lychee and longans. You can’t ask for fresher or more delicious fruits!

This longtime neighborhood Saturday market in the south Broward suburbs features a well-curated mix of local artisan foods. Must-tries: European pastries at JW Pastry 🍰, the wide range of local honey 🍯 at Lip SMAKin’ Good, pet treats from Happy Dog Bakery, fresh fruit juices and produce, Nisha's samosas. For lunch, pick up authentic tacos 🌮 and smoky BBQ. Bring your pup! There’s plenty of parking, and you might also happen upon frequent events at Volunteer Park, like plant and orchid shows.

Eat and drink your way around the world at a global food village with 300+ booths under one open-air roof and a surrounding tiki hut. Paella, sushi, tacos, ceviche, grilled meats, arepas, empanadas, hummus, roasted corn and crepes are on the menu every weekend. Stroll along the aisles and find fresh produce, fruits and juices, coconut water, kombucha, coffee, tea, baked goods, pasta, spices, plus arts, crafts and jewelry. Best of all: bars and live entertainment! Parking rates range from $10-30.

This breezy Broward market sells fresh tropical fruits and produce 🍌🥭🥑🥥, much of it locally grown, including hard-to-find seasonal fruits like caimito and finger lime plus lots of banana varieties. Order their refreshing icy juice blends made with their fruits and coconut water. While you’re here, tour the pastoral setting at Natural Chai Farm and Gardens, home to organic gardens, farm animals and a lychee grove, Tree Amigos Growers and Botanica Organica. They're open Fri.-Sun. Easy parking.

Inside this 27-acre space, you’ll find a big farmers market selling produce and tropical fruits – much of it grown by Redland farmers – at great prices. Shop for Mexican and Central American dried beans, spices and cheeses; fruit cups and juices; and local seafood. Surrounding the market are food trucks, 🌮 stands, 🌽, pony rides and a flea market with household goods, apparel, plants, pets and fun finds. Live 🎶 and 🍺 make this a fun weekend stop, rain or shine. Free parking in the back.

It’s a fall rite of passage in South Florida: waiting hours in line for gooey, sweet, warm-from-the-oven cinnamon buns in late October when this seasonal, longtime family-run business opens for the season.🍓🍓🍓Strawberry season comes along later in the winter, and they offer u-pick. You can buy produce, baked goods, pies, jams and jellies, Bald Baker coffee, honey and strawberry shakes and ice cream cups. Pro tip: Lines are shorter early on weekdays. Open late Oct.-mid-April and closed Sundays.

Located in the 26-acre Southwest Meadows Sanctuary Preserve, this year-round Sat. and Sun. market is spacious and easy to get to. Kids can run around or take part in art activities while you shop for artisan foods: farm-fresh eggs, fresh juices and fruits, produce, microgreens, local honey, kettle corn, home-baked cakes and cookies, pet products, granola, plants and coffee. Make it a picnic – there are plenty of prepared food vendors selling tacos and burgers, and food trucks. Parking on site.

Just off Main Street in the friendly northwest suburb of Miami Lakes, this shady parking-lot market every Saturday is a good place to shop for local flavors. You'll find pastries, arepas, empanadas, among other prepared foods – plus juices, plants and orchids, locally made gifts and handcrafted items. Pick up lunch here from vendors or food trucks. For holidays like Mother’s and Father’s Day, Christmas and Fourth of July, look for special events and family activities. Easy parking on site.

Seaside shopping with a quirky, only-in-Key-West vibe! This year-round Thursday afternoon market at the breezy Truman Waterfront Park is the place to pick up refreshing juices, ceviches, fresh produce, honey, cheese, ice cream, fresh seafood, plus artisan jewelry and Keys-flavored crafts. Bring your well-behaved pet and a blanket for a picnic overlooking the Gulf and, sometimes, cruise ships and Navy cutters. Park nearby in the city lot (with pay stations), ride the free Duval Loop or bike 🛵.