Farmer's Markets
in St. Johns, St. Augustine & Jacksonville
MARKETS please check each website to confirm time and date.
World Golf Village Farmers Market
March 14, April 11 May 9th 3-7 pm. 50 local vendors from North East Florida offering fresh fruits and vegetables, local honey breads, home made bakery goods, cream lotions, arts and crafts. *St. Johns River Farmer’s Market on facebook.
Nocatee Farmers Market
Every Third Saturday of the month 10am-2pm
Nocatee Farmers Markets are grand events and a favorite Ponte Vedra area to-do. To set itself apart from other markets, the Nocatee Farmers Market debuts a unique theme with top notch entertainment every month. Along with fun and interactive themes, markets include over 70 local vendors offering organic produce, herbs, spices, delicious unique foods, crafts, jewelry and more! For the kids- crafts and a bounce house. For the adults, a bar serving beer and wine. Open to the public, Nocatee Farmers Markets are held the third Saturday of each month on the Nocatee Swim Club Green. www.nocatee.com
Mandarin Farmers Market - Every Sunday from 12noon to 4pm. Located in the parking lot of Whole Foods Market.
wholefoodsmarket.com
Beaches Green Market - Every Saturday From 2pm to 5pm. Located in Jarboe Park, Neptune Beach. www.beacheslocalfoodnetwork.web
Riverside Arts Market - Every Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Located under the Fuller Warren Bridge. www.riversideartsmarket.com
Old City Farmers Market - Every Saturday from 8:30am to 12:30pm. Located at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. http://staugustinefm.com/
Wednesday Market - Every Wednesday from 7:30am to 12:30pm. Located at the St. Augustine Pavilion. www.thecivicassociation.com
Doctors Village Farmers Market - First Saturday of the month, 10am-2pm at 3635 Race Track Road in Julington Creek. www.doctors-village.com
Jacksonville Farmers Market - Every day, dawn-dusk, 1810 West Beaver St. www.jaxfarmersmarket.com
Jacksonville Landing Farmers and Arts Market - Fridays, 10am-2pm, Indoor options during inclement weather. Jacksonville Landing./Independent Drive Jacksonville, FL 32202/ Baked goods; flowers; produce; arts & crafts; more www.downtownjacksonville.org Jacksonville Landing Market Facebook Page
Lincolnville Farmer's Market -Every Sunday from Noon to 4:00 p.m.
Each Sunday, you'll find a delightful variety of vendor offerings including a wide variety of artisan goods, fresh produce and prepared foods, coffee, kettle corn, baked goods, jellies, sauces, paintings, photos, pottery, and jewelry. The Lincolnville Farmers’ Market will be open every Sunday, rain or shine, from Noon to 4 pm. Market hours have been moved an hour later to accommodate church-goers. The market accepts SNAP-EBT so that everyone can enjoy fresh food. The Market is once again in easy reach--a straight shot from King St. south on Riberia St. to the end. Eddie Vickers’ park comes complete with free parking, playground, picnic areas, and ball fields. http://www.lincolnvillefarmersmarket.com/
Julington Creek Plantation Farmers Market Saturdays10-2950 Davis Pond Blvd.fresh produce; local honey; jams & jellies; crab cakes; artisanal breads (every other Saturday); baked goods; UNBEETABLE health juices; morehttp://www.jcpcdd.org/SpecialEvents.html#Farmers
The Farmers Market at World Golf Village Second Friday of the month (Grand Opening 3/14/14)3-7One World Golf Place, St. Augustine, FL, 32092A monthly farmers market focusing on local products: farm produce, baked goods, meats and poultry, seafood, honey, preserves, sauces, & gourmet specialtiesfacebook.com/TheFarmersMarketatWorldGolfVillage
Local Fare Farm Bag
www.localfarefarmbag.com
Owners of Local Fare Farm Bag, Cora & Chris Curry are passionate about food. Chris was an Executive Chef in Savannah, Georgia and his restaurant had its own organic garden so when he moved here he was disappointed at the lack of whole foods available and wanted to do something about it. They landed on the idea of delivering bags of local produce, meats, eggs, breads and honey to homes. It is similar to a CSA but the Curry’s do no not own a farm. They simply gather the food for the bags and then deliver it to your doorstep. It is an excellent way for families to get local food without the time-consuming aspect of going to the farm to pick up your share.
They are particular about which farms and other providers, using only the best available. For instance, they invited me to tag along for a visit to St. Johns Family Farm where they get fresh eggs (see pictures of the farm on this page). They recently introduced meat to the Farm Bag as well. Chris and Cora dream of one day opening a grocery that provides only local foods.
The Curry’s describe thier business: Seasonal, locally sourced produce delivered straight to your home or office weekly. Includes a variety of vegetables, fruits, herbs and a hand crafted loaf of bread. We also send a weekly newsletter with your subscription that tells you what is going on in the world of agriculture and gives you recipes using the ingredients that are included in your delivery. Our delivery areas include Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra, Orange Park, Middleburg, Fleming Island, St Johns, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Oakleaf & more!
www.localfarefarmbag.com
Owners of Local Fare Farm Bag, Cora & Chris Curry are passionate about food. Chris was an Executive Chef in Savannah, Georgia and his restaurant had its own organic garden so when he moved here he was disappointed at the lack of whole foods available and wanted to do something about it. They landed on the idea of delivering bags of local produce, meats, eggs, breads and honey to homes. It is similar to a CSA but the Curry’s do no not own a farm. They simply gather the food for the bags and then deliver it to your doorstep. It is an excellent way for families to get local food without the time-consuming aspect of going to the farm to pick up your share.
They are particular about which farms and other providers, using only the best available. For instance, they invited me to tag along for a visit to St. Johns Family Farm where they get fresh eggs (see pictures of the farm on this page). They recently introduced meat to the Farm Bag as well. Chris and Cora dream of one day opening a grocery that provides only local foods.
The Curry’s describe thier business: Seasonal, locally sourced produce delivered straight to your home or office weekly. Includes a variety of vegetables, fruits, herbs and a hand crafted loaf of bread. We also send a weekly newsletter with your subscription that tells you what is going on in the world of agriculture and gives you recipes using the ingredients that are included in your delivery. Our delivery areas include Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra, Orange Park, Middleburg, Fleming Island, St Johns, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Oakleaf & more!
Nearby Farms & Providers
KYV Farm
Old school farming is making a comeback here in North East St Johns County. Just ask Dawn Hutchins a local food blogger with Florida Coast cooking. “As a food blogger in the local area I have had the pleasure of working with Vivian and Francisco the owners of KYV Farm. They grow everything from broccoli and potatoes to arugula and rutabaga - good ole turnip. They don’t use chemical pesticides or fertilizers, using crop rotation, companion cropping, green manure which uses the uprooted dying plants in soil to increase nutrient levels. KYV farms also manages the Berry stack Hydroponic u-pick Farm seen from I-95. Vistors can pick berries and access the whole farm. KYV is a community supported Farm.
Saint Johns Family Farm (Across from Cunningham Creek Elementary) www.saintjohnsfamilyfarm.com
One rainy day I visited this live working farm where chickens, goats and ducks live in a clean, comfortable environment. The farm, which sits way back in the wild area just off Roberts Road, is owned by Manny and Yvonne Granados whose approach is to use humane, traditional and sustainable methods. The chickens here have freedom to roam around the aviary and chemicals are not used to clean the outer layer off the eggs, so the nutrition remains high. Lucky for residents of northern St. Johns the farm has a roadside stand we can visit in the afternoon. If you do not have time to visit you can get these fresh eggs in your local Fare Farm Bag!!
Manny & Yvonne’s philosophy: Utilizing only humane and sustainable methods. We don’t think that bigger and standardized is better. Small, local food production with complete transparency for the customer is the solution to questions of food safety and environmental protection.
Black Hog Farm in Palatka
www.blackhogfarm.com/home.php
Black Hog Farm owner Sharon Watkins sharon@blackhogfarm.com is a new kid on the block. They are growing in popularity as they do doorstep delivery. Black Hog provides fresh meat products delicious and no nonsense ingredients. The Fresh Farm movement is making headway as more locally grwon food is transcending to consumers making its way to your kitchen table and local restaurants.
Down to Earth Farm in Jacksonville
www.downtoearthjax.com/
Twinn Bridges Farm (Beaches Farmers Market)
www.twinnbridges.com/
KYV Farm
Old school farming is making a comeback here in North East St Johns County. Just ask Dawn Hutchins a local food blogger with Florida Coast cooking. “As a food blogger in the local area I have had the pleasure of working with Vivian and Francisco the owners of KYV Farm. They grow everything from broccoli and potatoes to arugula and rutabaga - good ole turnip. They don’t use chemical pesticides or fertilizers, using crop rotation, companion cropping, green manure which uses the uprooted dying plants in soil to increase nutrient levels. KYV farms also manages the Berry stack Hydroponic u-pick Farm seen from I-95. Vistors can pick berries and access the whole farm. KYV is a community supported Farm.
Saint Johns Family Farm (Across from Cunningham Creek Elementary) www.saintjohnsfamilyfarm.com
One rainy day I visited this live working farm where chickens, goats and ducks live in a clean, comfortable environment. The farm, which sits way back in the wild area just off Roberts Road, is owned by Manny and Yvonne Granados whose approach is to use humane, traditional and sustainable methods. The chickens here have freedom to roam around the aviary and chemicals are not used to clean the outer layer off the eggs, so the nutrition remains high. Lucky for residents of northern St. Johns the farm has a roadside stand we can visit in the afternoon. If you do not have time to visit you can get these fresh eggs in your local Fare Farm Bag!!
Manny & Yvonne’s philosophy: Utilizing only humane and sustainable methods. We don’t think that bigger and standardized is better. Small, local food production with complete transparency for the customer is the solution to questions of food safety and environmental protection.
Black Hog Farm in Palatka
www.blackhogfarm.com/home.php
Black Hog Farm owner Sharon Watkins sharon@blackhogfarm.com is a new kid on the block. They are growing in popularity as they do doorstep delivery. Black Hog provides fresh meat products delicious and no nonsense ingredients. The Fresh Farm movement is making headway as more locally grwon food is transcending to consumers making its way to your kitchen table and local restaurants.
Down to Earth Farm in Jacksonville
www.downtoearthjax.com/
Twinn Bridges Farm (Beaches Farmers Market)
www.twinnbridges.com/
