MORE ON MARKETS Check out the full up-to-date list of diverse celebrations at VisitSPC.com/Events. COREY AVENUE SUNDAY MARKET the first Sunday of the month during the cooler winter and spring months, this market is incredibly popular for a reason. Food trucks, plus pastries and drinks from local coffee shops are on-site for much-needed shopping fuel. Pro tip : Many Indie Flea vendors rotate throughout the season. To get a sneak peek at the upcoming items for sale, follow along on Instagram at instagram.com/indieflea. to life while you wander the market. Brick Street Farms is an urban farm and market nestled in the heart of St. Pete where you’ll find fresh veggies, herbs and more. Thanks to hydro-ponic technology, area farmers were able to transform a parking lot into a green oasis, packing 48 acres of farmland into climate-controlled shipping containers. Stop by the on-site market Wednesday through Sunday to shop seasonal produce, plus home goods and pantry essen-tials. Pro tip : Brick Street Farms periodically offers tours of their facility. Follow their Instagram, @brickstreetfarms, for upcoming dates. BEST SHOPPING PAW PAWS, GULFPORT AND MADEIRA BEACH FOR THE VINTAGE LOVER Vintage Marché , hosted on the first weekend of each month, is the spot to find funky, one-of-a-kind secondhand pieces in town, from old Florida postcards to comic books and records to stunning mid-century modern pieces. The team of over 30 local vendors spends weeks hunting down unique furniture, clothing and decor, and the inventory changes every month. Pro tip : The market is free on Saturdays and Sundays and for a small fee, you can buy tickets at vintagemarche727.com to shop early during First Dibs Friday. The Merchant, St. Pete Spice of the Harbor, Safety Harbor Back in the Day Books, Dunedin Dody Beach Boutique, Pass-a-Grille FOR THE WEEKENDER Start your day at St. Pete’s Saturday Morning Market, a tradition over 20 years in the making. Grab a freshly brewed kombucha or coffee and stroll through a tented wonderland of handmade crafts, locally baked treats and a hearty selection of just-picked fruit and veggies. On Sunday, St. Pete Beach blocks off its downtown streets for the Corey Avenue Sunday Market . From cupcakes and canned provisions to smoked fish dip, there’s plenty to peruse. Shoppers can also pop into the nearby boutiques and galleries, which stay open during market hours. Pro tip : Parking can be tricky for these markets, so consider taking the SunRunner bus, which runs between downtown St. Pete and the beaches. FOR THE FOODIE The Gulfport Tuesday Fresh Market is a great way to satisfy any craving while soaking in the city’s charming old Florida vibes. From candy and sauces to cheeses and baked goods, the focus is on local, wholesome products. There are plenty of flowers, pet-themed items and bath products on sale as well. Pro tip : Bring your kitchen tools — an on-site master knife sharpener will bring your blades back BEST LOCAL MAKER ST. PETERSBURG DISTILLERY William Dean Chocolates, Belleair Bluffs Hogg Batch Coffee, St. Pete REJuled Eco-Chic Jewelry, St. Pete Bohemian Rêves Candles, St. Pete VISITSTPETECLEARWATER.COM 111
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