This is a cool Miami outdoor market full of specialty vendors who make items that may not be so…read moreeasily found elsewhere. Unique home decor, art, fashion, design, food and so much more. Markets for Makers was originally founded in 2015 and have expanded to a few different locations. After speaking with some of the vendors, this Miami Market for Makers usually takes place at The Moore Building on a multi level indoor space. The outdoor market in the Miami Design District at Jungle Plaza seems to be a relatively new concept. They thrive on helping small businesses get to the forefront of the community. I love this. The outdoor space is stunning and the hosts of the event are incredibly organized and efficient. Love the space, decor, vendors and just about everything about this event. Keep an eye out on their website for upcoming dates as this is not a regular weekly farmers market type of event. The event taking place this weekend is Sat 3/20 and Sun 3/21. Happy to be able to attend this and check out all the cool vendors involved. They maintain safety precautions by asking all attendees and makers to wear masks at all times except when you're eating or drinking. There is a space with picnic tables for this. Tickets to attend the event start at $7 and kids under 12 are free. Buy your tickets for $7 online and get priority entrance otherwise it's $10 at the door without priority entrance. VIP tickets are also available for $15 but this is only available online and looks like the early bird pricing for this ended on 3/10. VIP ticket included priority entrance all weekend at any time, access to VIP preview hour on Sat at 11am-12pm before the general admission people arrive at 12pm. There are over 90+ makers displaying their coolest stuff at Market for Makers. Tons of cool photo Instagrammable photo walls around the event. You can text "MIAMIM4M" to 33222 to get the full map and list of all makers involved. Come out for a beautiful day outdoors and check out these cool makers. After you're done, stick around and walk around the Miami Arts District. You won't regret it. I can't tell you how much I love this outdoor market concept, especially during this time of Covid.

The produce stand when you walk in is EVERYTHING. Get their early as possible so you have the best…read moreselection. Locally grown, organic, tastes great.

Legion Park Farmers Market is one of my absolute weekend haunts in Miami. Standing right on the…read morewater gives it this super chill vibe. It's easy to just melt into the atmosphere, with those gorgeous bay views and a nice sea breeze to keep you relaxed as you amble around. The market does a fantastic job of mixing up the types of vendors on hand , so you've got everything from gorgeous fresh produce and baked treats to local honey, flowers & all sorts of tasty prepared foods that are just perfect for grabbing a quick breakfast or snack. There's just a really welcoming, down-to-earth feel to the whole place. The vendors are all super friendly, super keen to answer any questions you might have & clearly love what they're selling. And then there's the added bonus of being able to support some proper local heroes - those farmers & small businesses are what makes this place special. Plus , it's got live music going on, so you can just soak in that lovely park atmosphere. It's a great place to take the family, or grab some friends for breakfast & some fresh air or even just go on a solo stroll and enjoy the peace & quiet for yourself. Highly recommend if you're after some top-notch local food, some beautiful products & a lovely outdoor spot to hang out in.

This is a cool Miami outdoor market full of specialty vendors who make items that may not be so…read moreeasily found elsewhere. Unique home decor, art, fashion, design, food and so much more. Markets for Makers was originally founded in 2015 and have expanded to a few different locations. After speaking with some of the vendors, this Miami Market for Makers usually takes place at The Moore Building on a multi level indoor space. The outdoor market in the Miami Design District at Jungle Plaza happens from time to time. Check their Instagram page or website for regular updates. They thrive on helping small businesses get to the forefront of the community. I love this. They have so many different vendors such as clothing, accessories, jewelry, gourmet foods, pet stuff, candles and so much more. The outdoor space is stunning and the hosts of the event are incredibly organized and efficient. Love the space, decor, vendors and just about everything about this event. Keep an eye out on their website for upcoming dates as this is not a regular weekly farmers market type of event. Happy to be able to attend this and check out all the cool vendors involved. They maintain safety precautions by asking all attendees and makers to wear masks at all times except when you're eating or drinking. There is a space with picnic tables for this. Come out for a beautiful day outdoors and check out these cool makers. After you're done, stick around and walk around the Miami Arts District. You won't regret it. I can't tell you how much I love this outdoor market concept, especially during this time of Covid.

My niece and I had a great time at this event for Pre Valentine's weekend. We got a chance to look…read moreat a lot different vendors that were either selling jewelry, clothes, skin care products or food. It definitely caters to everyone no matter your taste. Plus, you get a chance to be outdoors and enjoy some music as well as food while you shop.

Korean bowl out of this world! Great plant, tree and flowers arrangements! Fruits and vegetables…read morelook better than your local grocery store! Coconut, orange and other juices available!

Try Tru Jerk! Simply exquisite! Organic Jerk, could not be happier! The sweet corn took me back to…read moreIowa!

It's close to my house so I go there often. Delicious Italian- vodka penne, tiramisu. A fun bar…read more Often life music. We also eat Vietnamese as well as a baked Haitian cauliflower with a secret sauce.

The wrap man is the name of the restaurant I got skewers…read moreand fries and homemade mint lemonade Its was really good season well the mint lemonade was definitely refreshing and the service attendant at the cash register was patient in walking my friend and I through the menu. The space is nice but as a mom it can feel a bit tight during busy hours but it's great place to get some fresh made lunch with friends

We have been members for three years now and have never been disappointed. The produce is awesome…read moreand delivery is wonderful and punctual. We love the idea of supporting local farmers. Keep up the awesome job.

This service is absolutely outstanding. The quality of the organic local food is just what I've…read morebeen looking for. Better than the grocery store and much more convenient. I have referred many friends to this company. The proof is in the pudding -- take a bite.

Following Black Friday but before Cyber Monday is Small Business Saturday. The first Small Business…read moreSaturday was observed in the United States on November 27, 2010. It was developed and promoted by American Express as a way to encourage small business holiday shopping. The event is held on the last Saturday in November and Small Business Saturday has now spread world wide. To celebrate small business in the City of Oakland Park they held a Local Makers Market in the street in front of City Hall and heading south. It was like an Etsy shopping experience in person. The event included 40 small businesses and artisans, local food and drinks, a petting zoo, pet adoptions, face painting, and music. The weather was perfect for this kind of outdoor event. It was in the low 70's which is a gift for those of us living in South Florida. I really enjoyed the variety of items to shop from. There were holiday ornaments, clothing, accessories, candles, art, flower, plants, and candy. In addition to all of the tent vendors, this event also gave me the chance to check out some of the businesses located here that I have always been curious about. Shopping for one of a kind items while supporting small businesses is a great way to kick off the holiday shopping season.

Quite small, maybe 20 vendors. A lot of jewelry and some good looking food offerings. Was hoping…read morefor a bigger market based on signage. DJ was way too loud. Like the hours. Hope they expand it.

Great Market. Plenty of wonderful things to choose from. My husband bought some great supplements,…read morethey have gourmet oils, cool handmade clothes, jewelry. Good prices and Selection. Artisans are really talented and it feels good to buy something from a small business - local artisan. Good Food. Its a really nice night out in the Grove.

I visited Opa Locka Indoor Flea Market on Monday, 2/26/24, around 11:30 AM…read more What I liked about this indoor flea market was the variety of different vendors. I enjoyed walking around to see what each vendor had to offer. Everyone was so kind, friendly, and welcoming. I was able to purchase a good handful of clothing at an extremely affordable price. Overall, I had a fantastic experience. The price points offered by vendors were quite good. I recommend coming here.

Cool venue with many food trucks around. Bohemian vibe with cushions to sit in or another area with…read moreswings hanging from the trees. Theres also a large dj booth in the center with a lot of space for dancing. I went for a vegan food event but it looks like it would be a cool spot to come hang out, have a few drinks, and chill. Its an open space though so I would not recommend is once the temperature starts to rise.

Amazing place to relax and enjoy my kids ! Corn hole game, swings , food trucks , art from local…read moreartist ! Amazing place