Now that spring has sprung, Miamians will get a chance to explore all sorts of goodies coming to the Miami Design District this season.

Florida Fresh Markets has organized a farmer’s market experience at the Jungle Plaza, giving locals a chance to enjoy locally sourced produce, culturally influenced foods, freshly made juices, sweet and savory baked goods, unique handmade creations, and much more.

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This free event, which began March 28, will take place every Sunday through April 25 at 140 NE 39th St. Miami. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The venue – Jungle Plaza – provides a vibrant spot for this venture, with an open space where guests can socially distance and enjoy an outdoor experience.

Expect a diverse selection of local vendors and live entertainment in one of Miami’s most luxurious neighborhoods.

What else to expect?

In addition to produce and foods such as breads and pastries, visitors may find the following:

Plants and flowers
Handcrafted jewelry
Artisanal beauty products
Freshly made ceviche
Fresh-cut fruits
Natural juices
Brick oven pizza
Local honey
Açai bowls

Find more information on this event by clicking here. You can also follow @floridafreshmarkets on Instagram.

For more on the Miami Design Center, and other activities there, click here.

Farmers markets: See which are open

Farmer’s markets can be found throughout the nation, providing farm-to-table goods for consumers. It’s a win-win operation that helps families eat fresh and local farmers and growers obtain sales.

Miami-Dade County currently has markets that are still operating, so we’ve compiled a roundup just for you! We are regularly updating these listings but recommend that you check with each venue before heading out.

In-person markets are operating with social distancing guidelines and mask wearing regulations in place. Click here for the farmer’s market roundup.