Weekly Happenings
Every weekend of the year, you can find fresh produce, meat and fish, spices and more at our local Farmer’s Markets.
There are two markets in Punta Gorda each weekend: the downtown market happens every Saturday morning and the History Park market happens each Sunday morning.
The Englewood Farmer’s Market is held every Thursday from October to May from 9 am to 1 pm.
No matter where you’re staying, you won’t be lacking for fresh fruits, veggies, organics, meats and fish, spices, arts and crafts, and so very much more.
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