Cape Coral Farmers' Market

Cape Coral Farmers' Market is organized by the Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral, giving this downtown Saturday market a clear civic anchor as well as a long vendor roster. It sets up at the intersection of S.E. 47th Terrace and S.E. 10th Place in the area known as Club Square, placing produce stands, prepared food, baked goods, and craft vendors right in the center of downtown Cape Coral. The mix ranges from fresh produce sellers like Aurora Produce and Jacky’s Fresh Produce to specialty food vendors, coffee, seafood, apparel, and handmade goods, so a single stop can cover groceries, breakfast, and gift shopping.

Why it matters locally

Club Square is the market’s home, tying the weekly setup directly to downtown Cape Coral rather than an outlying fairground or parking lot. The Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral brings the market forward as its organizer, which roots the market in one of the city’s standing business institutions. The vendor roster also includes a Punta Gorda farm that notes 25 years at the Cape Coral Farmers Market, a detail that points to continuity across seasons and long-running seller relationships. Alongside that, the market explicitly includes local fresh roasted coffee, Florida-made skin care, and a locally owned and operated distillery, keeping the lineup tied to Southwest Florida producers as well as food vendors.

What you'll find there

The strongest throughline here is variety within a downtown market footprint: multiple produce sellers, a sizable prepared-food bench, and a parallel lineup of clothing, accessories, and handmade household goods. You can shop for staples first, then move into snack, lunch, coffee, seafood, cheese, and take-home specialty items without leaving the market.

• -Pick up fruits and vegetables from Aurora Produce.
• -Find more fresh produce at Espinoza Produce.
• -Shop Jacky’s Fresh Produce for another produce stop in the market.
• -Browse SWFL Produce for additional farmstand staples.
• -Look for the Local 100 % Women Owned Farm from Punta Gorda, which notes 25 years at the market.
• -Add vegetables from Venus Veggies.
• -Seek out Certified Organic Food Vendors for organic options.
• -Grab handcrafted toffee, spiced candied pecans, and other treats from Amazing Delights & Gifts.
• -Stop at Aux Delice for French bakery items.
• -Order homemade gelato, Italian panini, and coffee from Bacio Dolce.
• -Bring home royal red shrimp and more from Captain Gene Seafood.
• -Try baked empanadas and canastitas Argentinas from Carito’s Gourmet Empanadas.
• -Get Sicilian focaccia pizza from Dolo Pizzaiolo, made with long-fermented dough and no seed oil.
• -Start with local fresh roasted coffee, cold brew, hot coffee, or refreshers from Jimmy’s Java.
• -Take home artisan sourdough products made with organic flours and clean ingredients from Knead, Love, Dough.
• -Find fresh baked Irish soda breads and scones at Mama’s Irish Breads.
• -Sample award-winning cheeses from Wisconsin makers at Stamper Cheese.
• -Shop Florida craft spirits from Wicked Dolphin Rum Distillery, a locally owned and operated vendor.
• -Browse Cape Life Apparel for UPF 50 sun shirts, sweatshirts, souvenirs, and custom printing.
• -Pick up organic, plant-based skin care made in Florida from CocoRoo Natural Skin Care.
• -Finish with one-ingredient healthy dog treats from Top Dog Kitchen.

Know before you go

Free parking is available at the market and on nearby side streets, and handicap spaces are available, so driving in is built into the visit plan. The market is located at S.E. 47th Terrace and S.E. 10th Place in downtown Cape Coral’s Club Square, which is the key landmark to use when navigating there. Dogs are welcome, which matters if you usually plan Saturday errands around pet policies. One practical limit to note: restrooms are not available on site. The market also states that payment methods are clearly posted, which helps when you’re splitting purchases between produce, prepared food, and craft vendors.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Cape Coral Farmers' Market. The market provides EBT/SNAP tokens at the Market Office tent, giving shoppers one clear place to start before heading to vendors. Payment methods are also clearly indicated at the market, which helps when mixing token purchases with other forms of payment across different stalls.