WELCOME TO THE LEALMAN FARMERS MARKET
Starting in October 2024, the Lealman Exchange is thrilled to host the Lealman Farmers Market on the fourth Sunday of every month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Our mission is to bring fresh, affordable produce and farm-to-table goodness to the residents of Lealman, while supporting our local farmers and artisans.
No vendor fee in 2024! Use promo code LFM100 to apply the discount.
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About the Market
What to Expect
- Fresh Selection: Discover a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, herbs, honey and more, harvested at their peak, offering maximum flavor and nutrition.
- Local Vendors: Support local farmers and producers who bring their best products directly to you.
- Farm-to-Table Goodness: Embrace a healthier lifestyle with access to fresh ingredients and handmade products that are both delicious and nourishing.
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Event Details
- When: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the fourth Sunday of each month, starting in October 2024
- Where: Lealman Exchange, 5175 45th St N, St. Petersburg, FL 33714
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Why Visit the Lealman Farmers Market?
- Support Local Agriculture: By purchasing from local farmers, you’re investing in the community and promoting sustainable farming practices.
- Community Connection: Meet your neighbors and local producers, and enjoy a sense of community while shopping for your weekly groceries.
- Fresh and Affordable: Enjoy the freshest produce at prices that fit your budget, making healthy eating accessible for everyone.
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Join us at the Lealman Farmers Market and take part in a vibrant community event that celebrates fresh, local food and fosters connections between residents and farmers.
See you at the market!
IN THE NEWS
Farmers market to alleviate food access barriers
The Lealman Exchange is set to become the home of a new farmers market, providing residents with regular access to fresh, locally sourced fruits, vegetables, herbs, honey and more.
This initiative aims to address the community’s lack of fresh food options and create stronger connections between residents and local Florida farmers.