Audubon Park Community Market

Gather & brings Audubon Park Community Market to Monday nights in Orlando, giving the week a set place for local food and neighborhood gathering. The market runs in front of Stardust Video & Coffee at 1842 East Winter Park Road, in the Audubon Park Garden District, from 5pm to 8pm. Its mix is broad but clearly local-facing: farmers, gardeners, fishmongers, ranchers, craftsmen, artisans, entrepreneurs, neighbors, and friends are all part of how the market describes itself. That makes this market feel especially shaped for an after-work visit, with produce, prepared food, pantry items, and household goods all in one stop.

Why it matters locally

Monday nights in Audubon Park are explicitly framed around local food and community. The market describes itself as a place for makers, farmers, gardeners, fishmongers, ranchers, craftsmen, artisans, entrepreneurs, neighbors, and friends, tying food shopping to a wider network of small producers and residents.

That local emphasis also shows up in how vendors are selected. The market says it offers small farmers, artisans, chefs, fishmongers, beekeepers, ranchers, and artists a place to grow their businesses and connect with the community, and that each vendor is carefully selected to create a mix of local goods. In practice, that means the market is not only a place to buy dinner or groceries; it is also set up to support independent producers working at a neighborhood scale.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix leans heavily toward ready-to-eat food, pantry staples, and specialty farm goods, with a smaller but useful layer of plants, pottery, and refillable household products. It is a market where dinner, bread, produce, seafood, mushrooms, and dessert can all come from different stalls in the same Monday evening loop.

• -Pick up artisan sourdough breads and ancient-grain pizzas from C-M Bakari.
• -Try Sri Lankan food truck dishes from Ceylon Hut.
• -Order 100% plant-based Latin-inspired dishes made with local and seasonal ingredients from Cocina Tume.
• -Find eco-friendly, palm-free, vegan soaps and skincare from Crush Soap Company.
• -Seek out Florida oysters at Dean’s Oyster Bar, a traveling oyster bar focused on oysters from the state.
• -Shop Lion's Mane, Blue Oyster, and Italian Brown mushrooms from Florida Shroom King of Deltona.
• -Refill soaps, detergents, and household cleaners at Good Fills Orlando’s mobile zero-waste store.
• -Look for organic blueberries and treatment-free honey from HT Farms.
• -Buy raw milk, raw milk cheeses, local honey, eggs, and other farm products from Heart of Christmas Farms.
• -Grab garlic and hummus dips, fresh pita breads, seasoning mixes, and snacks from Jerusalem Street Food.
• -Sample boiled peanuts with international flavors from Kraken’s Drowned Nuts.
• -Bring home bagels, loaves, croissants, baguettes, and more from Mama Dough’s organic sourdough micro-bakery.
• -Cool off with scratch-made popsicles and slushies using real fruit combinations from On the Rock Flava Co.
• -Stock up on seasonal produce, plants, and flowers from Open Hands Farm in Longwood.
• -Pour small-batch kombucha from Orlando City Kombucha, made with seasonally local ingredients.
• -Add Caribbean-style hot sauces from Reno’s Jewels of the Antilles to the pantry.
• -Browse jams, jellies, locally grown fruits, and edible and fruiting plants from Second Breakfast.
• -Finish with handmade marshmallows, s’mores, and deep dish cookies from Sugar Rush.
• -Reserve wild-caught seafood from Wild Ocean Seafood, offered fresh from Florida’s waters by pre-order only.

The market is described as a weekly gathering every Monday, rain or shine, from 5pm to 8pm.

Know before you go

Parking changes the plan here because the market takes over the Stardust parking lot. Off-site parking is the norm, with street parking noted on Corrine Drive, Winter Park Drive, and Falcon Drive, plus a large, well-lit lot at Audubon Park School with pedestrian access to the Corrine Drive crosswalk in the evenings. Do not park at ABC Liquors; towing is enforced.

The market is held in front of Stardust Video & Coffee and moves inside Stardust if it’s raining. Dogs are welcome. If you are heading to Wild Ocean Seafood, note that its seafood is pre-orders only.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at the market and used through a token system. The Fresh Access Bucks program doubles SNAP/EBT dollars at the market, which can stretch a grocery run across produce, bread, and other eligible items sold by participating vendors. Payment options are clearly communicated by the market, and SNAP acceptance is a confirmed part of the setup.