A As the Florida sun begins to rise over Tradition Square, the hum of activity signals that Sunday morning has arrived, and with it, the heartbeat of the community, the Neighborhood Farmers Market at Tradition Square, held every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nestled in the heart of Port St. Lucie’s most charming master-planned town, the market is more than a place to shop, it’s a celebration of community spirit and connection. Rows of white tents line the cobblestone streets, their canvas tops fluttering in the coastal breeze. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the sweetness of kettle corn, while the strum of a local guitarist drifts through the square, creating the perfect soundtrack for a Sunday stroll. Locals arrive on bicycles, pushing strollers, or walking dogs, each greeted by familiar smiles. Friends pause to chat over baskets of just-picked produce, and neighbors catch up on the week’s news. The market feels like an open-air reunion that happens every Sunday — a place where everyone belongs and every booth tells its own story. At one stand, a fourth-generation farmer from nearby Fort Pierce proudly displays rows of sun-warmed tomatoes and crisp cucumbers, each picked fresh at sunrise. Across the aisle, the soothing scents of handmade soaps, lavender, lemongrass, and orange blossom, invite shoppers to linger. A retired art teacher showcases hand-painted seashells that capture the vivid hues of Florida’s coastal sunsets, while local bakers tempt passersby with still-warm loaves of bread and trays of golden pastries. There are no chain vendors or flashing signs her, just local passion and pride. “It’s about more than selling,” says Maria, who runs a honey stand with her husband. “We’ve watched kids grow up here, families return year after year. It’s like being part of something bigger than ourselves.” Every Sunday, the square transforms into a hub for artisans, musicians, foodies, and dreamers alike. It’s where community groups host raffles, local chefs source ingredients, and newcomers find a warm welcome. As the afternoon sun sparkles on the nearby lake, laughter and conversation fill the air. By the time vendors begin to pack up, bags are filled with fresh produce and handmade treasures — but what people truly take home is a feeling of connection, authenticity, and belonging.
Every Sunday at Tradition Square 9-2pm
Coastal Pearl Living - Gratitude
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