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Legion Park Farmers Market

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Run by the nonprofit Urban Oasis Project since 2010, this Saturday market on the Biscayne Boulevard edge of Legion Park is the Upper Eastside's go-to for genuinely local, mostly-organic produce, plus honey, grass-fed beef, wild salmon, kombucha and hot breakfast. It doubles SNAP dollars, too. The honest caveat: it's small (40-ish vendors) and produce selection thins out in the deep summer heat.

Key facts

Hours
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Closed
Price$$
Nearest transitMetrobus Route 3 and 93 (Biscayne Blvd) stop within a block; roughly 15-20 min drive from downtown Miami. Free parking in the Legion Park lot off NE 7th Ave and on the Biscayne Blvd lot.
Time needed45-90 minutes
Best time to goArrive close to the 9am opening on a Saturday for the best produce selection and cooler weather; peak growing season runs roughly November through May.
Last verifiedJuly 13, 2026

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Frequently asked questions

How big is the market and how crowded does it get?
It's a mid-size neighborhood market with roughly 40-45 vendors, not a sprawling tourist affair. It draws a steady local Upper Eastside and MiMo crowd, busiest mid-morning, but it rarely feels overwhelming. Come at 9am and you'll have room to chat with the farmers.
Is the market dog- and family-friendly?
Very. It's set in a waterfront public park, so it's stroller-easy, leashed dogs are a common sight, and there's grass and Biscayne Bay views for kids to burn off energy while you shop and eat.
Does the market accept SNAP/EBT benefits?
Yes, and this is one of its best features. Urban Oasis Project doubles SNAP dollars on Florida-grown fruits and vegetables, up to $40 in matching each week. The market also takes credit, debit and cash, so you're covered however you pay.
Does the selection change during the year?
It does. South Florida's growing season runs opposite to much of the country, so the fullest, most colorful produce spreads are roughly November through May. In the hot, wet summer months some seasonal farms scale back, but year-round vendors like Paradise Farm and Urban Oasis keep the market going.
Is the produce actually organic and local?
Largely, yes. Urban Oasis Project sources from local organic farms and small growers like Little River Cooperative, Paradise Farm, French Farm and Regener8. Much of the produce is grown without chemicals, though not every vendor carries formal organic certification, so ask the grower directly if that matters to you.
Is there parking?
Yes, and it's free. You can park in the Legion Park lot (enter off NE 64th St toward the water, then left on NE 7th Ave) or in the Biscayne Blvd lot right by the market. Arrive early on busy Saturdays, as the closest spots fill up fast.
When is Legion Park Farmers Market open?
The market runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm, year-round. It's outdoors in Legion Park along Biscayne Boulevard, so it operates rain or shine, though a heavy South Florida downpour can send both vendors and shoppers packing early.
What can I buy besides fruits and vegetables?
Plenty. Beyond produce you'll find local honey, pastured eggs, grass-fed beef, wild-caught salmon, artisan breads from D'Artisan Bakery, kombucha from Angry Booch, fresh juices, empanadas, ceviche, BBQ, jams, soaps and orchids. It's as much a Saturday breakfast-and-browse outing as a grocery run.

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