🍓 Farmers Markets & Local Finds

Farmers Markets Near Pembroke Pines

Nothing beats fresh, local, and in-season. Here's where to find the best farmers markets — from our own Thursday night market to South Florida's largest weekend destination.

📍 Right Here in Pembroke Pines

Pembroke Pines Markets

Two farmers markets call Pembroke Pines home — a Thursday evening night market and a relaxed Sunday market. Both are free to enter and packed with local flavor.

Pembroke Lakes Mall Night Market — Thursday evening farmers market with vendor tents and fresh produce in the mall parking lot

Pembroke Lakes Mall Night Market

🌙 Night MarketPembroke Pines
Thursdays 4-9 PMOutdoor vendor marketFresh produceArtisan foodsFree entry
💡 Local's tip

Arrive early for the best produce selection — the popular vendors sell out fast. Park near the mall entrance closest to the market setup for the shortest walk with your haul.

Visit Website →11401 Pines Blvd, Pembroke Pines, FL 33026

Pembroke Pines' own weekly farmers market, right in the Pembroke Lakes Mall parking lot. Thursday evenings bring fresh produce, artisan foods, baked goods, plants, and handcrafted items from local vendors. The evening hours make it perfect for an after-work stop — grab fresh ingredients for the weekend or a ready-to-eat dinner from the food vendors.

Shops at Pembroke Gardens Farmers Market — Sunday outdoor market with fresh produce, artisan goods, and local vendors at the shopping center

Shops at Pembroke Gardens Farmers Market

☀️ Sunday MarketPembroke Pines
Sundays 11 AM-5 PMOutdoor shopping centerLocal honeyBaked goodsArtisan crafts
💡 Local's tip

Make a morning of it — hit the market, then grab brunch at Another Broken Egg Cafe or First Watch right there at the Shops. The market is smaller than Yellow Green but has a charming, laid-back vibe.

Visit Website →527 SW 145th Terrace, Pembroke Pines, FL 33027

A relaxed Sunday farmers market at Pembroke Pines' premier outdoor shopping destination. Browse fresh produce, local honey, artisan crafts, baked goods, and specialty foods while enjoying the open-air atmosphere. Combine your market run with brunch at one of the Shops' many restaurants — it makes for a perfect Sunday morning outing.

Twilight Marketplace at William B. Armstrong Dream Park — third Thursday evening community market with local vendors, artisan goods, food, and families enjoying the event under string lights

Twilight Marketplace at William B. Armstrong Dream Park

🌙 Evening MarketPembroke Pines
Third Thursdays 5-9 PMEvening marketLocal vendorsArtisan goodsFood vendors
💡 Local's tip

The evening hours make this a great option when daytime heat is too much. Bring cash for smaller vendors, and arrive around 5:30 PM for the best selection before popular items sell out. The park setting is family-friendly — bring the kids for a stroll.

Visit Website →William B. Armstrong Dream Park, Pembroke Pines, FL

The Twilight Marketplace is a recurring evening community market held at William B. Armstrong Dream Park on the third Thursday of every month from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Featuring local vendors, artisan goods, food vendors, and community shopping, the relaxed twilight atmosphere makes it perfect for an after-work outing — browse handmade crafts, sample local food vendors, and enjoy the community vibe under string lights.

🚗 Worth the Drive

Worth the Drive

These destination markets are a short drive from Pembroke Pines and deliver an experience that's well worth the trip — from a massive 300-vendor market to a working farm where you can meet the animals.

Yellow Green Farmers Market Hollywood — massive indoor-outdoor market with hundreds of vendors, fresh produce, international foods, and artisan goods

Yellow Green Farmers Market

🏆 Destination MarketHollywood
300+ vendorsSat & Sun 10 AM-6:30 PMOrganic produceInternational cuisineArtisan goods
💡 Local's tip

Go Saturday morning for the fullest vendor selection. Bring cash (some vendors are cash-only), a reusable bag, and a cooler for perishables. The Venezuelan arepas, fresh-squeezed juices, and empanada stands are local favorites. Parking costs $8-15.

Visit Website →3080 Sheridan St, Hollywood, FL 33021

The big one. Yellow Green is South Florida's largest farmers market with over 300 vendors under one roof. Fresh produce from local farms, organic foods, artisan breads, specialty cheeses, fresh seafood, exotic spices, plants, handmade crafts, and prepared foods spanning cuisines from around the world. Plan to spend a few hours — there's that much to explore. About a 15-minute drive from Pembroke Pines and absolutely worth the trip.

Southwest Ranches Community Farmers Market — Saturday morning market at Southwest Meadows Sanctuary Park with local produce vendors and community atmosphere

Southwest Ranches Community Farmers Market

🌿 Community MarketSouthwest Ranches
Saturdays 10 AM-3 PMCommunity park settingSeasonal produceFresh eggsHandmade goods
💡 Local's tip

This market is weather-dependent so check before heading out — it's closed on rainy days. Bring your kids — the park setting is great for families. The local honey vendor is a standout.

Visit Website →Southwest Meadows Sanctuary Park, Southwest Ranches, FL 33331

A true community farmers market with a small-town feel, held at Southwest Meadows Sanctuary Park. Local growers and artisans set up shop every Saturday with seasonal produce, fresh eggs, plants, handmade soaps, and baked goods. Less crowded and more relaxed than the big destination markets — you can actually chat with the farmers and learn about what's in season. Just a few minutes from western Pembroke Pines.

Marando Farms Southwest Ranches — working farm with fresh produce market, grass-fed meats, farm animals, and weekend family activities

Marando Farms & Ranch

🐄 Farm ExperienceSouthwest Ranches
Farm-fresh eggs & meatsRaw milk availableOn-site grown produceFarm animalsWeekend events
💡 Local's tip

Check their social media before visiting — weekend events like live music and food trucks make it extra special. They offer CSA-style weekly produce boxes if you want a regular farm-to-table supply. The kids will love the farm animals; plan for at least an hour.

Visit Website →5150 Hancock Rd, Southwest Ranches, FL 33330

More than a market — Marando Farms is a working farm where you can see where your food comes from. Shop for farm-fresh eggs, raw milk, grass-fed meats, and seasonal produce grown right on the property. The real draw is the farm experience: kids love the animals, and weekends often bring live music, food trucks, and family activities. A true taste of South Florida's agricultural roots just outside Pembroke Pines.

Plantation Farmers Market at Volunteer Park — Saturday morning community market with fresh local produce, baked goods, and artisan vendors

Plantation Farmers Market

🌿 Community FavoritePlantation
Saturdays 9 AM-2 PMVolunteer Park settingFresh-baked breadsLocal honeyShaded park
💡 Local's tip

Go early (before 10 AM) for the best selection and to beat the heat. The bread vendor sells out fast — if you want a fresh sourdough loaf, make this your first stop. The park has plenty of shaded seating if you want to enjoy a snack on-site.

Visit Website →12050 W Sunrise Blvd, Plantation, FL 33323

A long-running community farmers market at Volunteer Park in Plantation, about 15-20 minutes from Pembroke Pines. Known for its friendly vendors, excellent produce selection, fresh-baked breads, local honey, and artisan crafts. The park setting is beautiful — shaded by mature trees — making it a pleasant Saturday morning outing even in the Florida heat.

🛍️ Market Day Guide

Tips for a Great Market Day

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Go Early

The best produce and most popular vendors sell out fast. Aim to arrive within the first hour of opening for the fullest selection — especially at Yellow Green and the Pembroke Lakes Night Market.

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Bring Cash

While many vendors now accept cards and mobile payments, some of the best small farmers and artisans are cash-only. Bring small bills — it makes transactions faster and vendors appreciate it.

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Bring Your Own Bag

A sturdy reusable tote (or two) makes market shopping much easier. For bigger hauls at Yellow Green, a small rolling cart is a game-changer — you'll see the regulars with them.

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Pack a Cooler

If you're buying perishables — fresh eggs, cheese, meat, or dairy — bring a cooler with ice packs in your car. Florida heat doesn't mess around, even on a short drive home.

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Talk to the Farmers

Ask what's in season, how something was grown, or for cooking tips. The best part of a farmers market is the direct connection to the people growing your food. You'll learn something every time.

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Check Before You Go

Outdoor markets can close for severe weather. Check the market's website or social media before heading out — especially during summer storm season (June–October) in South Florida.

About This Guide

This farmers market guide covers Pembroke Pines and nearby communities as of August 2026. South Florida's growing season runs year-round, which means our farmers markets have fresh local produce even in the winter months — a perk of living here that's worth celebrating.

This is part of our Farmers Markets & Local Finds collection. Also see our guides to Organic & Specialty Grocery Stores, Fresh Produce, and our Healthy Living section for more ways to eat well in Pembroke Pines.

Information on this page was compiled from public sources and verified where possible as of August 2026. Market hours, vendor availability, and seasonal schedules can change. Always confirm before heading out.

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