Vizcaya Village Farmers Market

A Sunday-morning farmers market at Vizcaya Village selling South Florida produce and local artisan food, with doubled SNAP.

Vérifié octobre 2026

For anyone who wants South Florida produce from nearby farms on a Sunday morning. The trade-off: it's open five hours a week, and nothing online tells you which stalls will show up.

Sunday only

The market runs one day a week: Sunday, 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, at Vizcaya Village on South Miami Avenue. That's the whole schedule, so plan your weekend around it. It's run by a local food nonprofit that's been working in Miami-Dade since 2008, and the stalls lean toward small South Florida farms and local food artisans. It holds 4.5 from about 260 Google reviews, which is solid for a weekly market. If produce is the point of your trip, earlier in the window is the safer bet for full tables.

What's on the tables

Expect Florida-grown fruit and vegetables, sourced from numerous small farms plus a few bigger ones. The organizers publish the list of farms they buy from, so you can actually find out where your greens came from. Beyond produce, the vendor mix includes local makers and food artisans, and the group runs a vendor incubation program for small farms and food businesses, so newer names turn up. Specific stalls and prices aren't posted anywhere, so treat this as a browse rather than a shopping-list run. Bring your own bag.

Paying with SNAP

Every market this group runs takes SNAP/EBT and doubles it for Florida-grown fruits and vegetables: up to $80 of produce for $40 on your card. That's a real program, not a token discount, and it's why this market matters beyond a pleasant Sunday morning. Their markets also take cash, credit and debit. Can't make Sunday? The same organizers run a Saturday market at Legion Park from 9 am to 2 pm, and sell local produce for pickup and Miami-Dade delivery.

Bon à savoir

The Vizcaya Village Night Market was due back in October after a summer break; confirm dates before you go.

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