The wait is over, West Palm Beach! The GreenMarket returns to the waterfront this Saturday, Oct. 3, bringing back fresh finds, favorite vendors and one of downtown’s most beloved weekend traditions.
The nationally celebrated market kicks off its 32nd season with five new vendors, international flavors and a fitting new theme: “The World, Right Here.”
A World of Flavor on the Waterfront
Make a morning of it: grab a coffee, pick up something delicious and explore the market’s mix of fresh produce, European pastries, Mediterranean specialties, Latin American favorites, tropical fruits and international beverages. You’ll also find flowers, plants, baked goods, spices, home décor, pet products and wellness items.
The GreenMarket will be open Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at 100 N. Clematis St., with the season continuing through May 22, 2027.
America’s Best Farmers Market Is Back
There’s plenty to celebrate. The GreenMarket was named the nation’s best farmers market in this year’s USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, adding another win to its three consecutive first-place finishes from 2021 through 2023. It typically welcomes 10,000 to 15,000 visitors each Saturday.
“The return of the West Palm Beach GreenMarket is like a holiday in West Palm Beach,” Mayor Keith A. James said.
What began with just 13 vendors in a small parking lot has grown into one of the region’s largest weekly gatherings of small businesses—and a Saturday tradition worth getting up for.
New Vendors Join Longtime Favorites
Joining the lineup this season are Ba Café, Arya Tea Bar, Macaroner, Sayblee Products and Truffle Smiles. Longtime favorites Leila, Macy’s Smoked Fish Dip, Makebs and Mozzarita will also be recognized as “Legacy Vendors” for participating for at least 15 years.
Live Music, Workshops and a Culinary Showdown
Beyond the shopping and snacking, the season brings live music, weekly workshops and the return of the Master Chef Showcase, a head-to-head culinary competition beginning Nov. 14.
Mark your calendars for two scheduled closures: Feb. 6 for the Palm Tree Festival and March 20 for the Palm Beach International Boat Show.
See you on the waterfront Saturday—GreenMarket season is back!
