DUNEDIN DOWNTOWN MARKET bustling market held every weekend in St. Pete Beach. The streets blocked off for the event are found near Corey Avenue’s artsy boutiques and galleries, which are open for browsing, so it’s easy to keep enjoying this charming beach community after you stop by. SUNTAN ART MART From January to April, this art-themed market is hosted by the Suntan Art Center on a patio on Pass-a-Grille Beach. Just steps from the sand, vendors showcase everything from paintings and photography to jewelry and knick-knacks. Pick out a new piece for your home, then pop over to the Paradise Grille concession stand for a snack. and much more. It’s hosted at the Treasure Island Community Center Park , just a hop away from the water. ST. PETE SATURDAY MORNING MARKET pickled products that you can bring back to your hotel. FIRST FRIDAY ART MARKET Check out this monthly St. Pete tradition while supporting a great cause. The First Friday Art Market is hosted by Creative Clay , an organization dedicated to helping people with disabilities live full lives through inspiring art experiences. Creative Clay’s Transition students present the outdoor market, which features handmade items like ceramics, decorative items, cards and original pieces of artwork. DUNEDIN DOWNTOWN MARKET Near downtown Dunedin’s hopping craft breweries and restaurants, the picturesque John R. Lawrence Pioneer Park is home to a charming market on Friday and Saturday mornings from November to May. During June, the event happens on Saturdays. This market features over 60 local vendors selling items like gourmet foods, fresh eggs and cheeses, and handmade crafts. INDIAN SHORES SUNDAY MARKET Located just across the street from the beach, this family-and pet-friendly market offers a fun atmosphere with a Florida twist from December through May. The event prides itself on offering free space to local nonprofits, and you’ll also find products from Sunshine State farmers and artists, from local raw honey, plants and herbs, to hydroponic produce and ethnic foods. Vendors frequently rotate, so you’re bound to find some-thing new to try each time. INDIE FLEA These pop-up markets happen throughout the year in downtown St. Pete, so check out social media for the latest location and time. You’ll find products like locally made art prints, hand-poured candles, fresh pastries, racks of vintage clothing, and artsy earrings and necklaces. Come hungry and sample some treats from area food trucks. TREASURE ISLAND FRIDAY MORNING MARKET From December through April, spend a morning picking out delicious snacks, plants and flowers, or crafts and collectibles at this area favorite. You’ll find fresh-baked bread, locally made salsas and jellies COREY AVENUE SUNDAY MARKET Grab a bag of fresh kettle corn, shop for fresh fruits and veggies, and jam out to live music at this VISITSTPETECLEARWATER.COM 111