The Kissimmee Valley Farmers Market runs the first and third Friday of each month, typically 4 to 9 p.m., at Kissimmee Lakefront Park. Free to attend.
Last checked Oct. 9, 2026. Sources: Experience Kissimmee, Osceola County’s official tourism agency, guide to the Kissimmee Valley Farmers Market; the USDA’s SNAP retailer locator data; the City of Kissimmee’s Lakefront Park page.
Kissimmee’s regular market is the Kissimmee Valley Farmers Market, hosted by Kissimmee Main Street at Kissimmee Lakefront Park downtown. It is as much a makers’ market as a produce market: Experience Kissimmee describes 15 to 20 local artisans and food vendors, with a lineup that changes from market to market. Check the organizer’s page before you go; dates can move for holidays, weather and city events.
Market at a glance
- When: first and third Friday of every month, typically 4 to 9 p.m.
- Where: Kissimmee Lakefront Park, 201 Lakeview Drive, in front of the Makinson-Carson American Legion Post 10 building
- Cost: free to attend; leashed pets welcome
- Updates: Kissimmee Main Street’s Facebook page
- City parks questions: Kissimmee Parks and Recreation, 407-518-2501
Upcoming market Fridays
If the first-and-third-Friday pattern holds, the remaining 2026 dates are:
| Date | Day |
|---|---|
| Oct. 16 | Third Friday |
| Nov. 6 | First Friday |
| Nov. 20 | Third Friday |
| Dec. 4 | First Friday |
| Dec. 18 | Third Friday |
The organizer confirms each date on its own page; we update this table when it does.
What you will find
Experience Kissimmee’s guide lists:
- Clothing and jewelry
- Beauty and skincare items, candles and wellness products
- Fresh juices, baked goods and sweets
- International food, from Nigerian puff puff to Puerto Rican strawberries and cream and Italian ice
Each market has a theme, the guide says, and many booths are family-run.
Paying
- Many vendors accept cards or payment apps; bring cash for small purchases.
- SNAP/EBT: the USDA’s list of SNAP-authorized retailers in Kissimmee includes no farmers market, so do not count on using EBT. Ask the vendor.
Parking and access
Parking around Lakefront Park is free, according to Experience Kissimmee, with more spaces behind the American Legion Post 10 building. The park has wide sidewalks and is stroller- and wheelchair-friendly. From SunRail’s Kissimmee station it is a short walk; see our getting around guide.
Make a day of it
The market is next to the Lakefront Park splash pad, playgrounds, the fishing pier and the lighthouse; see our parks and trails guide. Historic downtown Kissimmee’s restaurants and shops are a few blocks away.
Selling at the market
Vendor questions go to the host, Kissimmee Main Street, through its website or Facebook page.
What this means for you
- Put the first and third Friday evenings in your calendar.
- Bring cash and a reusable bag.
- Know a market we are missing? Tell us, with the organizer’s link.
Related: things to do in Kissimmee this month, parks and trails and new businesses in Kissimmee.
Frequently asked questions
When is the Kissimmee farmers market?
The Kissimmee Valley Farmers Market is held on the first and third Friday of every month, typically 4 to 9 p.m., at Kissimmee Lakefront Park. In the rest of 2026 that means Oct. 16, Nov. 6 and 20, and Dec. 4 and 18, if the schedule holds.
Where is the Kissimmee Valley Farmers Market?
At Kissimmee Lakefront Park, 201 Lakeview Drive, in front of the Makinson-Carson American Legion Post 10 building. Parking around the park is free.
Is the Kissimmee farmers market free?
Yes, entry is free. Leashed pets are welcome. Many vendors take cards or payment apps, but cash is recommended for small purchases.
Do Kissimmee farmers markets take SNAP/EBT?
The USDA’s list of SNAP-authorized retailers shows no farmers market in Kissimmee. Ask individual vendors before you go.
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