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International Market World Flea and Farmers Market

USDA lists the address and nothing else. Are you the organiser? · 1052 U.S. 92

A farmers market. Makers can take a stall here. Indoors.

The International Market World Farmers Market open in 1981 and has become one of the top farmers markets in Florida. The Farmer's Market is open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday and features a wide variety of produce and cottage foods.

Where exactly: Take the ramp onto I-4 E (21 mi) Take exit 27 for State Hwy 570 E/Polk Pkwy toward Winter Haven/Lakeland (0.5 mi) Merge onto Polk Pkwy E/SR-570 Toll road (16.9 mi) Take exit 17 for US-92 (0.4 mi) Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Aubu

Directions Say you sell here

No photograph yet. USDA publishes the address and nothing else, so this only arrives from whoever runs it. Run this market?

No stall map yet. USDA publishes where a market is, not what it looks like inside, so a layout can only come from whoever runs it. If you run International Market World Flea and Farmers Market, a stall map, your hours and your own link belong here.

Map showing International Market World Flea and Farmers Market and 3 other places within 12 miles

Winter Haven Farmers' MarketDowntown Farmers' Curb MarketRidge Island Groves, Inc.2.8 mi

Directions · 3 other places within 12 miles, shown hollow

Home makers going to this market

Nobody has said they'll be here yet. This only ever fills in from makers themselves, which is the point: no public record says who is turning up on Saturday.

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Payment

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Market details come from the USDA National Farmers Market Directory. Who is attending comes from the makers.

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