Vendor Events in Fort Myers Beach, FL

25 spots open

Operating weekly on Wednesday mornings from August through late April, this farmers market brings the community together at 130 Connecticut Street in Fort Myers Beach. The market runs from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, making it convenient for both early risers and mid-morning shoppers looking to stock up on fresh goods before the day gets too warm. As a weekly farmers market rather than a seasonal pop-up or one-time festival, it offers vendors the stability of a regular customer base and shoppers the reliability of consistent product availability throughout the growing season. You'll find the typical mix of farmers market vendors here: local growers selling fresh produce and seasonal vegetables, bakers offering everything from artisan breads to pastries, and beekeepers with raw honey and honeycomb. Seafood vendors bring catches relevant to Southwest Florida's coastal location, while preserves makers offer homemade jams, jellies, and other shelf-stable goods. Farm-fresh eggs are a staple, and many vendors also sell complementary items like locally-made crafts and value-added food products that round out the market's character as a true community gathering space. The Fort Myers Beach location in Lee County attracts a mix of year-round residents, winter visitors, and tourists seeking authentic local products and direct access to growers. The Wednesday timing and morning hours work well for those planning meals or wanting to arrive before peak summer heat. The market's acceptance of credit cards alongside cash makes shopping convenient for modern customers. This is a working farmers market focused on food and produce rather than a craft fair, which means the emphasis stays on edible goods, farm products, and farmer-made items rather than general handmade wares.

25 spots open

Fort Myers Beach comes alive each spring when local and visiting artisans gather to showcase their handmade creations at this craft fair on April 25th, 2026. The Times Square Art Fair brings together the kind of vendors who pour time and skill into their work, from jewelry makers and painters to woodworkers and textile artists. If you create by hand and want to connect with customers who actively seek out one-of-a-kind pieces, this is the kind of event that draws crowds specifically looking for handcrafted goods rather than mass-produced items. Spring on Fort Myers Beach means good weather and foot traffic from both locals and visitors enjoying the seasonal warmth. The vibe at a craft fair like this tends toward customers who appreciate the story behind what they're buying and don't mind spending a bit more for quality and originality. You'll find makers of all experience levels at events like this, from established artists with a following to newer makers building their customer base. The handmade craft category spans so many possibilities: pottery and ceramics, leather goods, natural bath and body products, home decor, photography, mixed media art, handbound journals, and much more. The Times Square Art Fair location in Fort Myers Beach puts you in front of an audience that includes beach town visitors, art enthusiasts, and gift shoppers looking for something special. April timing means spring break traffic is still active in the area, plus locals are out enjoying the nicer weather after winter. This is a solid opportunity if your inventory includes items that appeal to people on vacation looking for souvenirs with real craft behind them, or locals seeking original art and handmade goods they can't find in chain stores.