Everything Rosemary: The Rosemary District Indie Market

During busy season, every third Saturday, vendors and collectors from all over the Sarasota area gather in the Rosemary District to display and sell their trinkets and treasures.

Discover local artisan treats such as gooey, organic maple syrup or join the bees in sipping on 100% raw, golden honey.

: Handcrafted jewelry

: Vintage pick-up truck

Dozens of tables line the dirt lot, each with a different specialty. People looking to decorate their homes can find items such as handmade dishrags, pottery, paintings and sculptures.

: Local artisan vendors

: Indie Market shoppers

While perusing the market, grab a bite to eat. Whether it be a flakey piece of quiche, a scoop of home-baked ziti, or vegan friendly tacos, there’s something for everyone enjoy.

: Baked Ziti

: Quiche Lorraine

Inside an antique trailer is a charming boutique with bohemian finds. Dresses with pastel, floral patterns and soft breezy skirts line the walls.

: Inside the Canned Ham trailer

: Bohemian inspired garments

Artisanal soy candles in mason jars, give off the sweet aroma of vanilla, lavender and other subtle scents that appeal to all different types of shoppers.

: Mason Jars filled with artisanal honey candles

: Mint, Lavender and Campfire scented candles

Live music and DJ playlist set a fun and up-beat tone while browsing the market.

: Local Musician's Turn Tables

: Indie Market DJ set-up

Leather artisans display different shades of soft, brown messenger bags on tables. Also on display are, various colored leather wallets, each one is uniquely crafted.

: Handcrafted leather satchels

: Artisanal leather wallets

After browsing racks of clothing and handmade accessories, stop by the Escuminac table. Bottles of amber colored Birch Sap and Maple Syrup are made in Canada and brought here to the Indie Market for taste and purchase.

: Vendor sampling out Escuminac

: Birch Sap, Maple Sugar, Maple Spread and Maple Syrup

Looking for a trendy weekend outfit, stop by the fresh farmer mobile boutique. While you’re there, maybe you’ll even get to watch the owner and chalkboard artist, working on her latest masterpiece.

: Fresh Farmer Mobile Boutique

: Handcrafted necklaces

: Camouflage, denim, flannels, and bright patterned tops

: Totes, dresses, blouses and breezy maxi skirts

On the hotter days, the Kona Ice Truck parks itself alongside the market, ready to serve refreshing cups of shaved ice, flavored with the bright syrups of everyone’s favorite flavors.

: Rainbow Shaved Ice

: Shaved ice sizes range from Small to KOWABUNGA

Grab a probiotic, chilled drink like a Ruby Red Cherry Bomb Kefir Water, or collect a jar of handmade sauerkraut to take home.

: Fermentlicous Vendor Stand

: Cherry Kefir Water and jars of handmade Sauerkraut

Like their shoppers, each vendor at the Indie Market has their own style. Differences aside, the Indie Market has established a close-knit community. One, which was built from the shared love of local and artisanal businesses, each carrying on the tradition of handmade craft.

Founder of the Indie Market and Canned Ham Vintage owner, Ashley Rodgers hopes to hold the market year-round in the future, not just during season. Whether you’re a baker, farmer, craftsperson, or spectator, be sure to stop by the Indie Market for a uniquely entertaining experience.

Want to explore more of the vibrant Rosemary District community?

Find out how you can call The Rosemary District home.

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Everything Rosemary: The Rosemary District Indie Market

During busy season, every third Saturday, vendors and collectors from all over the Sarasota area gather in the Rosemary District to display and sell their trinkets and treasures.

Discover local artisan treats such as gooey, organic maple syrup or join the bees in sipping on 100% raw, golden honey.

Dozens of tables line the dirt lot, each with a different specialty. People looking to decorate their homes can find items such as handmade dishrags, pottery, paintings and sculptures.

While perusing the market, grab a bite to eat. Whether it be a flakey piece of quiche, a scoop of home-baked ziti, or vegan friendly tacos, there’s something for everyone enjoy.

Inside an antique trailer is a charming boutique with bohemian finds. Dresses with pastel, floral patterns and soft breezy skirts line the walls.

Artisanal soy candles in mason jars, give off the sweet aroma of vanilla, lavender and other subtle scents that appeal to all different types of shoppers.

Live music and DJ playlist set a fun and up-beat tone while browsing the market.

Leather artisans display different shades of soft, brown messenger bags on tables. Also on display are, various colored leather wallets, each one is uniquely crafted.

After browsing racks of clothing and handmade accessories, stop by the Escuminac table. Bottles of amber colored Birch Sap and Maple Syrup are made in Canada and brought here to the Indie Market for taste and purchase.

Looking for a trendy weekend outfit, stop by the fresh farmer mobile boutique. While you’re there, maybe you’ll even get to watch the owner and chalkboard artist, working on her latest masterpiece.

On the hotter days, the Kona Ice Truck parks itself alongside the market, ready to serve refreshing cups of shaved ice, flavored with the bright syrups of everyone’s favorite flavors.

Grab a probiotic, chilled drink like a Ruby Red Cherry Bomb Kefir Water, or collect a jar of handmade sauerkraut to take home.

Like their shoppers, each vendor at the Indie Market has their own style. Differences aside, the Indie Market has established a close-knit community. One, which was built from the shared love of local and artisanal businesses, each carrying on the tradition of handmade craft.

Founder of the Indie Market and Canned Ham Vintage owner, Ashley Rodgers hopes to hold the market year-round in the future, not just during season. Whether you’re a baker, farmer, craftsperson, or spectator, be sure to stop by the Indie Market for a uniquely entertaining experience.

Want to explore more of the vibrant Rosemary District community?

Sounds like a place you’d like to live?

Find out how you can call The Rosemary District home.

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Everything Rosemary: The Rosemary District Indie Market

During busy season, every third Saturday, vendors and collectors from all over the Sarasota area gather in the Rosemary District to display and sell their trinkets and treasures.

Discover local artisan treats such as gooey, organic maple syrup or join the bees in sipping on 100% raw, golden honey.

Dozens of tables line the dirt lot, each with a different specialty. People looking to decorate their homes can find items such as handmade dishrags, pottery, paintings and sculptures.

While perusing the market, grab a bite to eat. Whether it be a flakey piece of quiche, a scoop of home-baked ziti, or vegan friendly tacos, there’s something for everyone enjoy.

Inside an antique trailer is a charming boutique with bohemian finds. Dresses with pastel, floral patterns and soft breezy skirts line the walls.

Artisanal soy candles in mason jars, give off the sweet aroma of vanilla, lavender and other subtle scents that appeal to all different types of shoppers.

Live music and DJ playlist set a fun and up-beat tone while browsing the market.

Leather artisans display different shades of soft, brown messenger bags on tables. Also on display are, various colored leather wallets, each one is uniquely crafted.

After browsing racks of clothing and handmade accessories, stop by the Escuminac table. Bottles of amber colored Birch Sap and Maple Syrup are made in Canada and brought here to the Indie Market for taste and purchase.

Looking for a trendy weekend outfit, stop by the fresh farmer mobile boutique. While you’re there, maybe you’ll even get to watch the owner and chalkboard artist, working on her latest masterpiece.

On the hotter days, the Kona Ice Truck parks itself alongside the market, ready to serve refreshing cups of shaved ice, flavored with the bright syrups of everyone’s favorite flavors.

Grab a probiotic, chilled drink like a Ruby Red Cherry Bomb Kefir Water, or collect a jar of handmade sauerkraut to take home.

Like their shoppers, each vendor at the Indie Market has their own style. Differences aside, the Indie Market has established a close-knit community. One, which was built from the shared love of local and artisanal businesses, each carrying on the tradition of handmade craft.

Founder of the Indie Market and Canned Ham Vintage owner, Ashley Rodgers hopes to hold the market year-round in the future, not just during season. Whether you’re a baker, farmer, craftsperson, or spectator, be sure to stop by the Indie Market for a uniquely entertaining experience.

Want to explore more of the vibrant Rosemary District community?

Sounds like a place you’d like to live?

Find out how you can call The Rosemary District home.

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