Barry University Green Market

Barry University Green Market comes out of the same organization shaped by Claire Tomlin, whose early operations work included the Carter Presidential Center before she went on to build markets and cultural events in South Florida. That background gives this market a clear institutional frame: it is part of The Market Company’s network of markets hosted across colleges, hospitals, city halls, and indoor regional malls in South Florida. With an assistant market manager named for this site and a campus address at 11300 NE 2nd Avenue, the market reads as a campus-based stop tied to an established operator rather than a one-off pop-up.

Why it matters locally

The Market Company has been operating in South Florida since 1997, when Miami Beach city management invited Claire Tomlin to bring a farmers market back after the earlier Lincoln Road Partnership Market dissolved. That long arc matters here because Barry University Green Market sits inside an organization that links food vending with broader civic and cultural programming across the region.

The team behind it is rooted in market operations, administration, and neighborhood-serving institutions. Don Tomlin serves as Treasurer of the Miami Beach Community Development Corporation while holding leadership responsibilities within The Market Company. Evani Maass oversees vendor coordination and administrative processes, and Malgorzata Godlewska is listed as assistant market manager for this operation.

What you'll find there

Barry University Green Market is presented through the operator’s larger mix of markets and cultural programming rather than through a published vendor roster for this location. What is clearly established is the organization behind it and the kinds of initiatives it runs alongside market work.

• -The Market Company traces its market work to Claire’s herb vinegar sales at the Lincoln Road Partnership Market.
• -The operating team includes Evani Maass, who handles vendor coordination and administrative processes.
• -The site is managed with support from assistant market manager Malgorzata Godlewska.

The same organization also fosters cultural programming including Japan Week and Latin Week, showing that its market work sits beside event production rather than apart from it.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest visit-planning detail provided for Barry University Green Market. Restrooms are also marked unavailable in the current visitor details, so this is a stop to approach with a short-visit mindset rather than a long linger.

The market is located at 11300 NE 2nd Avenue on the Barry University campus footprint, and Malgorzata Godlewska is the named manager contact for operations there. Payment methods are not clearly specified, and no parking, transit, accessibility, rain-policy, or sellout guidance is published in the current market details. The operator does, however, run markets across colleges, hospitals, city halls, and indoor regional malls, which places this market within a more formal managed system than an informal roadside setup.