Neighborhood Farmer’s Market at Tradition Square

Neighborhood Farmer’s Market at Tradition Square, formerly the Tradition Neighborhood Market, is a bustling outdoor farmer’s market open every Sunday from 9 am to 2 pm. The market takes over Tradition Square (SW Meeting Street) in Port Saint Lucie. 

At the Neighborhood Farmer’s Market at Tradition Square, a wide variety of vendors offer an equally wide variety of products. 

This particular market is known for the diversity of products available from organic fruits and vegetables to mushrooms, raw local honey and other farm products, kombucha, baked goods, gluten-free breads, spice, jams and marmalades, live plants, fresh local beef, CBD products, and artisan goods like jewelry, soaps, and candles. 

Purchasing goods at the market directly supports the local community and helps small businesses thrive. 

The market in Tradition also attracts gourmet coffee and brunch food trucks to provide a culinary experience for visitors. 

Neighborhood Farmer’s Market at Tradition Square vendor application is currently accepted via email or over the phone. Beginning in April of 2023 the Market moved from Saturdays to Sundays.

Neighborhood Farmer’s Market at Tradition Square FAQs

What’s the admission cost for the Neighborhood Farmer’s Market at Tradition Square?

It’s free. Admission to the market and parking are completely free.

What are the fees for vendors at the Neighborhood Farmer’s Market at Tradition Square?

The fees are subject to change, and you should verify that information with the market coordinators. Vendors can rent a 10X10 outdoor space for each market. 

Is the Neighborhood Farmer’s Market at Tradition Square open in the rain?

Yes, the market will be open rain or shine. 

Can I bring my dog to the Neighborhood Farmer’s Market at Tradition Square?

Dogs are always welcome. Any pet brought to the market should be well-behaved, either on a leash or in a carrier.