The Gardens Greenmarket is located at the Palm Beach Gardens municipal complex, 10500 N Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens.

Yes, there is ample parking available at the municipal complex for market visitors. :car:

Information on public transport routes can be found on the local transit authority's website. It's best to check for the most current schedules and routes. :bus:

The market is generally accessible with paved pathways, making it suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. :wheelchair:

While specific pet policies can vary, many farmers' markets allow leashed pets. It's advisable to check the market's official guidelines or social media for the most up-to-date information. :dog:

No, entry to The Gardens Greenmarket is free. You only pay for the items you purchase from the vendors. :ticket:

The market operates every Sunday morning, year-round. It typically runs from 8 AM to 1 PM.

The market is generally open year-round, including most holidays that fall on a Sunday. It's always a good idea to confirm holiday hours. :calendar:

Some vendors may offer pre-ordering options, especially for larger or specialty items. It's best to contact individual vendors directly to inquire about this. :phone:

To avoid the largest crowds, aim to visit shortly after opening or in the later morning hours. Early birds get the best selection!

You'll find a diverse range of gardens green market vendors, including farmers selling fresh produce, bakers, artisanal food makers (like cheese, hummus, salsa), juice vendors, and craftspeople selling items like soaps and candles.

Yes, the market emphasizes locally grown produce and locally made artisanal goods, supporting regional farmers and businesses.

Popular choices include French pastries (like Croque Monsieur), breakfast tacos, fresh juices, ceviche, and various dips and spreads.

Many vendors offer organic or sustainably grown produce. Look for vendors who highlight their farming practices. :leaf:

Yes, you can find specialty vendors like Heavenly Soap Company offering handmade soaps and raw shea butter, and various stalls with unique jams, honeys, and essential oils.

While there isn't dedicated seating, many visitors find spots to stand and enjoy their food, or they take their purchases to nearby park areas. :park:

Prices vary by vendor and item. For example, a selection of produce might cost around $40 for several items, while individual food items like pastries or tacos can range from $5-$15.

Yes, you can find vendors selling fresh coffee, smoothies, and juices to enjoy while you shop. :coffee:

Absolutely! You'll find plenty of fresh fruits, vegetables, salads, and often vegan-friendly baked goods and dips. :broccoli:

Locals often rave about the French bakery's Croque Monsieur, breakfast tacos, and strawberry-banana smoothies.

Capture vibrant shots of colorful produce displays, bustling vendor stalls, people enjoying the live music, and unique artisanal products. The overall lively atmosphere is very photogenic. :camera:

It's generally polite to ask vendors for permission before taking close-up photos of their products or them. Most are happy to oblige! :pray:

Morning light is often ideal for vibrant colors and a lively market feel. The golden hour before closing can also offer softer light. :sunrise:

Don't miss capturing the variety of fresh produce, the creative displays of artisanal goods, and candid shots of people interacting and enjoying the music. :art:

Drone usage is typically restricted in public gathering spaces and near municipal buildings. It's best to assume drones are not permitted unless explicitly stated otherwise. :noentrysign: