West Palm Beach GreenMarket

Get ready, GreenMarket fans!
The West Palm Beach GreenMarket is gearing up for its exciting return on Saturday, October 1, 2022, from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. every Saturday on the Great Lawn (100 N. Clematis Street through April 15, 2023. 

Notably this season - 

·         The West Palm Beach GreenMarket will return as the “Best Farmers Market” in the U.S. (for the second consecutive year, as voted on in a USA TODAY 10

          Best Readers’ Choice poll)

·         The GreenMarket will be the largest yet – beating last year’s vendor total, there will be more than 110 vendors 

·         This year’s theme is “Sweet Success”

 New vendors this season include: Ash and Earth, Chef Luc Authentic French Baked Goods, Ebony’s Vegan Bakery, Edible Spreadable, Florida Man Pet Treats, Garden of Esther, Green Queen’s Garden, Hideout Kava & Tea Bar, Icestasy Italian Ice, IZZYS Bakery, Liquid Gold Honey, Mother Lover, Outclaws, Papa G’s Country Kitchen, Pickled Penos, Pop Shack, Pupberry, Purposefully Baking, Rollup NYC, Subculture Group, Sugar Lumpz, The Folk, The Noble Women Bakery and Universal Biocarbon. The complete vendor list is available on the City’s website www.wpb.org/events. 

The West Palm Beach GreenMarket's mission is to provide the community with seasonal access to locally grown fresh fruits, vegetables, plants, and agricultural products. The market supports the southeast Florida agricultural community and stimulates agricultural development, particularly in Palm Beach County, by providing an outlet for locally grown crops and specialty products.  

Parking is available in City of West Palm Beach public garages, which are the Clematis, Banyan, City Center, Sapodilla, and Evernia garages. The Banyan and Evernia garages are closest to the event and subject to the City’s all-day weekend flat rate of $5. The City Center, Clematis and Sapodilla garages will be free during market hours, with current parking rates in effect afterward. Free Circuit vehicles will be available during market hours to take patrons to and from their vehicles (see Circuit’s website for more details). Those interested in arriving by boat can also take advantage of the City's free public docks. The Clematis Street Dock is the closest dock to the market. Those who wish to arrive by trolley may take the Green or Yellow Line routes, a map of which is available on the Downtown Development Authority’s website. Please note, the Yellow Line route opens at 11 a.m. on Saturdays.