A guide to the Clermont Farmers Market: Sunday hours, streets and free parking

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This is a planning guide, not an event announcement. The Clermont Farmers Market is a weekly fixture downtown, held every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services lists the same hours and says the market operates year round. Admission is free.

Where it sets up, and where to park

The organizer's footprint covers 8th Street between Minneola and Montrose, plus Montrose Street from Lake to West — the stretch the state listing describes as the Montrose Street Historic District. Because those blocks are in use, plan to leave the car at the City Center or Minneola Avenue lots, which the organizer says are free.

What vendors sell

The organizer says booths offer locally grown produce, seafood, coffee, baked goods and artisanal crafts, with vendors coming from across Central Florida. The market page also advertises live music by local musicians and kid-friendly activities such as face painting, and a visitor comment posted there notes downtown storefronts stay open during market hours.

If you want to sell, or want another downtown date

Clermont Main Street, which the city credits as the market's organizer, accepts vendor applications through its online Vendor Hub. The city's events page also lists a separate Clermont Main Street food truck event downtown on the first Saturday of each month.