Brevard Farmers Markets

We are Brevard farmers markets.

We are a family run business that manages and promote 5 markets in Brevard county at the time of this posting.

Each market is a weekly market that is open year round (save for some holidays and special events).

We advertise the market family in many local publications, on 12 local websites, local radio (WMEL) and facebook (over 2500 friends at the time of this posting) We also have over 1500 emails that go out monthly and local business partners that help promote the markets in each community. Signage on site for most markets based on city sign rules.

All venues are local community markets in high traffic area

About Our Markets

Eau Gallie on Saturdays in Eau gallie Square park, has been open for over 5 years and has a strong following year round. Our Wed. in Eau gallie opened Nov. 2011.

Cocoa Beach at Cocoa Beach City hall, has been open over 4 years and has a strong following.

Satellite Beach at lorilane plaza, has been open for over 2 years and while it is a small market, it had developed a good local customer following.

Port St. John market at the Blessed Sac church on US 1, opened Dec 8th 2011 to a very strong opening with over 14 tents and plenty of customers.

What you can sell

Our Wed. market in Eau gallie and our Friday Satellite beach market is for food items, plants and hand crafted items only.

Our Thursday, Saturday and Sunday markets are open to most types of vendors (call for details)

Rates

All markets are 20.00 per day per space (10x10).

(multi-space discounts available-call for details)

We have a discount card that you may buy that gives you 7 market days for $100.00 (paid in advance). this a card that never expires and can be used at any market we operate.

For resavations and other information call

321-917-0721

The Cottage Act 2011

"During the 2011 Legis-lative Session, the Florida Legislature enacted House Bill 7209 allowing individuals to manufac-ture, sell and store cer-tain types of “cottage food” products in an unlicensed home kitchen.
Cottage food products include such items as breads, cakes, cookies, candies, jams, jellies, and fruit pies.
“Cottage food operations” as they are called require no license or permit from the Florida Department of Agriculture"

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