Allendale County Farmers Market seasonal schedule, vendor fees, community resources

Evergreen Farmers Market is listed at 2642 SE 349 Hwy, Old Town, FL 32680 and is scheduled to run “Every third Saturday of the month,” the market listing states, with “Vendor spots are just $10 – we’re always excited to welcome new vendors!” That address and the $10 fee make the Evergreen listing the most concrete, actionable detail currently available for vendors and visitors looking for a regular monthly market near Allendale County.

The LocalHarvest listing for Evergreen spells out vendor and visitor offerings in promotional language: “We bring together a vibrant mix of local farmers, makers, and homesteaders offering homegrown produce, handmade goods, fresh-baked treats, farm animals, and more.” The page also invites community engagement: “Come experience the charm of small-town Florida at the Evergreen Farmers Market!” and frames the market as a place for “shopping for fresh food, trading at our farm swap, or just enjoying a laid-back community vibe.”

By contrast, the Allendale County Farmers Market is described in a separate source as “the county’s primary seasonal market for locally grown produce, plants, prepared foods and artisan goods” and as one that “functions as a community hub for residents and a practical resource for families who rely on fresh, low‑cost food and nutrition programs.” That description frames the market as central to local food access, but the text available to this outlet ends abruptly and contains no address, schedule, vendor fee, or contact details.

The two sources share overlapping language about fresh produce and community role, but they are not explicitly linked. The Evergreen listing gives a precise Old Town street address and the recurring timing “Every third Saturday of the month,” while the Allendale County description lacks any geographic coordinates or operational dates; neither source explicitly states that the Evergreen Farmers Market and the Allendale County Farmers Market are the same entity. The LocalHarvest page also shows “No Events on File” under upcoming events, indicating no listed special events at the time the listing was captured.

Outstanding specifics remain: market hours on market days, seasonal start and end months, whether either market accepts SNAP/EBT, WIC, Double Up Food Bucks or other nutrition-program payments, and organizer contact information. For now, the only verifiable public details are Evergreen’s address at 2642 SE 349 Hwy, Old Town, FL 32680, its monthly cadence of “Every third Saturday of the month,” and the advertised $10 vendor fee.

Clarifying whether the Allendale County Farmers Market and Evergreen Farmers Market are the same, and confirming which nutrition programs and payment methods are accepted, will determine how the markets function as a low-cost food resource for families. Until those confirmations are available, the Evergreen listing provides the clearest route for vendors seeking a $10 stall and for shoppers looking for a regular monthly market near Old Town.