Street Markets

Question

Are there any street markets in the area?

Answer

Yes — there are a few regular markets in the Naples / Southwest Florida area, though “street markets” in the sense of big, daily open-air vendor bazaars are limited. Below are some of the main markets where you can find local produce, crafts, art, and handmade items.

Third Street South Farmers Market / Open-Air Market — This is Naples’ most popular market. It runs every Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the Neapolitan Way parking lot (between 3rd Street South and 12th Ave S). You’ll find local produce, artisan crafts, baked goods, seafood, flowers, jams, and more.
Pine Ridge Road Farmers Market — Held every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 3370 Pine Ridge Road, Naples. It’s part of the Naples Marketplace series and offers produce, food, art & craft vendors, and local small businesses.
Vanderbilt Farmers Market — Another excellent Saturday market (8 a.m. to about 12–1 p.m.) located at The Shoppes at Vanderbilt. You’ll find fresh produce, seafood, artisan foods, and some crafts.

Things to Know:

These are farmers’ markets, so you’ll see a mix of food vendors and local artisans, not necessarily huge touristy street-fair booths.
The Third Street South market is “open-air” and very much a staple for locals and visitors alike — it’s a great place to grab fresh produce, baked goods, and hand-made items all in one spot.
Because Naples regulates street vendors and markets, large “pop-up” street festivals with lots of craft booths happen seasonally more than weekly.

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