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The Market at St. Andrews

2715 West 10th Street
Panama City, FL

The Market at St. Andrews is the original year round Saturday farmer's market of Bay County, FL that began in 2004. Our market is located in Panama City, Florida at The Oaks by the Bay Park. We offer an opportunity for our vendors to sell their locally made goods and products that are homemade, homegrown, and handcrafted, offer local services, and opportunities to incubate small businesses. Our market is a non-profit community market operated through the Historic St. Andrews Waterfront Partnership in cooperation with the Panama City CRA, the City of Panama City, and the St. Andrews Marina.

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Before you go.

Markets change days and hours with the season, and the USDA directory this listing comes from does not carry hours for every market. If a day matters, check the market's own page or call the manager. At markets that take SNAP, you usually swipe once at an information booth for tokens, and many states match SNAP dollars spent on fruit and vegetables.

Worth asking before you go:

  • What days and months does it run?
  • Is there a SNAP booth, and is there a matching program?
  • Which vendors grow what they sell?

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Listed in The Agriculture Resource Library; data verified October 2026.

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