West Palm Beach GreenMarket and Downtown Waterfront Guide

The City of West Palm Beach GreenMarket takes place seasonally at 100 N. Clematis Street, on the downtown waterfront. An average Saturday draws 10,000 to 15,000 visitors, so expect a popular market setting.

Opening hours

• Saturday: 8:30 AM–1:30 PM
• Monday to Friday and Sunday: closed

Last checked November 2026. Hours can change on holidays and for special events.

The market’s Quiet Shopping Time runs from 8:30–9:00 a.m. each Saturday, and Quiet Spaces are placed around the eastern edge of the market footprint. If a quieter start suits your plans, you can arrive during that first half-hour.

Season details and event arrangements can change. Check the official site before you go.

The GreenMarket brings together fresh local produce, vendors’ food and products, live music, Chef Showcases and hands-on Pop-Up Workshops. That mix gives you room to browse stalls and take in the market’s scheduled activities as you go.

Give yourself time to look through the vendor offerings rather than treating the market as a quick stop: the City says a typical Saturday attracts thousands of visitors. The market is also an outdoor setting along downtown’s waterfront, so its stalls and activities share space with the surrounding streetscape.

The GreenMarket’s address places it on Clematis Street, in the heart of downtown West Palm Beach. You can pair a market visit with time along the same downtown corridor, then continue toward the waterfront without needing to plan a separate trip across town.

Market-day street closures affect the 100–400 blocks of Clematis Street and sections of Olive, Dixie and Flagler streets between Banyan Boulevard and Datura Street. If you are driving, keep those closures in mind when planning your approach to the market.

The GreenMarket itself is located on the downtown waterfront, so the market and waterfront setting are part of the same stop. Once you are at 100 N. Clematis Street, you can take in the surrounding downtown streets and waterfront area as part of your market visit.

Flagler Drive is among the streets named in the market-day closure information.

The market is about 3.0 miles from Parkview Motor, a one-star motel. If you plan to drive, note that several downtown streets close during market hours.

During GreenMarket hours, free parking is available at City Center Garage, Clematis Street Garage and Sapodilla City Garage. Banyan Garage and Evernia Garage are closest to the event and subject to the City’s all-day weekend flat rate of $5.00. Accessible parking is available in the City’s Banyan, City Center, Clematis, Evernia and Sapodilla municipal garages, near elevators or entrances.

The City provides West Palm Move fixed-route rides for $1, with service every 10 minutes between the Norton Museum of Art and Northwood Village. On-demand rides cost $2 and can be booked through the West Palm Move app or by calling 561-264-0458. You can use the West Palm Beach transportation guide to plan other trips around the city.