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The Downtown Palm Harbor Community Market - The Summer Roundup
Pop Stansell Park, 797 Florida Ave SPACE • Palm Harbor, Florida • 34683
Saturday, Jun 20, 2026
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
A mini Highland cow is coming to the market. Yes, really. This month, the Downtown Palm Harbor Community Market is bringing you The Summer Roundup — a sunny, local, stay-awhile kind of morning at Pop Stansell Park. Come for the cow, then wander your way through the rest of it: local vendors that actually make you stop, cold drinks in hand, live music by the water, food worth grabbing, kids off playing, and those easy little run-ins with people you didn’t plan but somehow needed. This isn’t a rush-through market. It’s a slow down, sip something cold, let the kids play, shop from real local businesses, and stay longer than you meant to kind of morning. Expect: 🌿 curated local vendors 🐮 a mini Highland cow photo moment 🍹 cold drinks + handcrafted sips 🎶 live music by the water 🍔 food trucks + local bites 👨👩👧👦 kids zone + family-friendly fun 🛍️ handmade, vintage, plants, flowers, gifts + summer finds The market happens every third Saturday at Pop Stansell Park, and every month brings a new theme, new vendors, and a fresh reason to come back. 📍 Pop Stansell Park 🕙 10AM–2PM 🗓️ Every third Saturday ✨ Free to attend | Free parking | Golf cart shuttles Come for the mini Highland cow. Stay for the market Palm Harbor keeps showing up for.
Featured Vendors
B&W Creations
3D Printed items. Sublimated shirts, cups, tumblers, coasters, keychains Laser engraved cutting boards
@bandwcreationsflView Vendor PagePink Tide Collective
Pink Tide Collective is a Tampa Bay–based, small business offering handmade jewelry and thoughtfully curated coastal vintage. The jewelry collection features small-batch earrings, bracelets and necklaces made with freshwater pearls and genuine gemstones. Each item is designed and handcrafted locally. Alongside the jewelry is a rotating collection of vintage clothing and accessories chosen for their relaxed silhouettes, natural textures, and effortless beach-town feel. As a Filipino-American growing up with a deep connection to the ocean and coastal living, the inspiration behind Pink Tide runs deep — blending laid-back seaside style with unique, one-of-a-kind finds.
@PinktidecollectiveView Vendor PageHidden Creek Golf Carts, Palm Harbor
Golf carts. We discussed exchanging use of carts instead of payments.
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Dazzle and Shine by Hayden
Clay bead jewelry, bag charms, bookmarks, wristlets. Soon adding cups with designs, pens with characters, and Stanley charms
View Vendor PageDiamond Cove Publishing, LLC
I'm a local author of an award-winning, bestselling YA epic fantasy series, a kids coloring book, and a teen workbook on how to write your own book. I also offer handcrafted jewelry and resin art that relates to reading, writing, and fantasy.
@DLArmilleiView Vendor PageTheDailyRise
The Daily Rise was born in my kitchen during postpartum — I’m a 25-year-old new mama who picked up baking as therapy, and it turned into a passion. What started as healing became handcrafted, small-batch baked goods made with real ingredients and better-for-you intention. From stuffed cookies to brown butter classics and warm pretzel nuggets, everything is made fresh in limited quantities. (ALL MARKETS GET NEW EXCLUSIVE MENUS) Christmas market will be a packed out exclusive with 3 tables full and samples and hot cocoa Built alongside my veteran partner, this little dream is rooted in family, resilience, and community!! This isn’t factory made. It’s passion mixed with giving you clean ingredients based goodies! Homemade & Heartfelt. Welcome to the Daily Rise💜
@Thedailyrise.llc View Vendor Page
Joyful Chirpy Chic's Chick Haven
Organic skincare and house hold essential as well as baked goodies and more Bringing the Farmstand to you.
@https://www.instagram.com/joyfulfeathersfurhomestead?igsh=MTZyeWR3c2hkaTE1MA==View Vendor Page
Little Sweeties
Decorated sugar cookies, Cake pops, Decorated Rice Krispie treats, Freshly baked cookies, Freshly baked treats,
@little_sweeties14View Vendor PageSmash And Grab Food Truck
Smashburgers, fries, drinks (water, soda) if allowed
@smashandgrabflView Vendor PageCalicoKreations
Homemade fudge in a variety of flavors Brownies, cookies, and lots of other baked goods as well as I make cosmetic TALLOW, soy wax candles
@CalicoKreations View Vendor Page
LA CAJITA LLC
La Cajita is a small family-owned business who specialize in blind boxes and hand-made toys with an emphasis in global unity. Our mission is to spread kindness and emotional well-being through toys and one-of-a-kind collectibles. Our goal is to offer products from around the world that are rich in artistry and carry a story with them, whether folklore, fantasy, or simply heartfelt messages.
@la_cajita_boutiqueView Vendor PagePeach Milk Design Co.
Crocheted accessories like bandanas, book sleeves, tote bags, cup cozies, bag charms, and hats, and fabric scrunchies and headbands, all handmade by me! I’m also planning to start bringing a very small selection of books (maybe 10 or so), mainly just to bundle with my book sleeves if people are interested.
@peachmilkdesigncoView Vendor PageFreedom Sourdough
Organic sourdough, we are not cottage we have a commercial bakery
@FreedomsourdoughView Vendor Page
Knott On Purpose
Knott On Purpose creates handmade crochet goods designed to bring warmth, charm, and everyday usefulness into the home. My collection includes items like washcloths, coasters, kitchen accessories, seasonal gifts, and cozy handmade pieces crafted with care and attention to detail. Each item is made stitch by stitch with a focus on quality, functionality, and heartfelt handmade charm. Inspired by cozy living, farmhouse style, and the joy of creating something meaningful, Knott On Purpose offers pieces that make thoughtful gifts or special additions to your own home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a family-friendly event?
Yes. The Downtown Palm Harbor Community Market is intentionally family-forward. We host kid entrepreneurs under 16, interactive experiences, food trucks, and seasonal activities each month.
Is this a curated market?
es. The Downtown Palm Harbor Community Market is curated. We prioritize product uniqueness, presentation quality, and alignment with our family-forward, community-centered mission. Not all applicants are accepted.
Is there an entry fee?Nope. Admission is free. Come walk, shop, eat, and explore.
Nope. Admission is free. Come walk, shop, eat, and explore.
What are setup and breakdown requirements?
• Setup must be completed during your assigned window.
• All vendors must be fully ready before market opening time.
• Early breakdown is not permitted unless pre-approved.
• Vendors are responsible for full cleanup of their space.
Is the market outdoors?
Yes. This is an outdoor market. Dress for Florida weather and plan accordingly.
What are booth presentation expectations?
This is not a flea market.
Professional presentation is required:
• Clean tables + coverings
• Weighted tents (if outdoors)
• Organized displays
• Clear pricing
• No excessive clutter
We are building an experience, not a yard sale.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, friendly and leashed dogs are welcome. We have a dog wash & groomer on site. Some months may feature pet-focused experiences (like our November dog wash or October dog costume contest).
Are duplicates allowed?
We limit category saturation to protect vendor sales and maintain a diverse shopping experience. Acceptance does not guarantee exclusivity.
How many vendors will be there?
Each market is curated with a strong mix of boutique, handmade, food, youth entrepreneurs, and community vendors. No two months are exactly the same.
What permits or insurance are required?
Food vendors must provide proper licensing and permits. Cottage food vendors must comply with Florida regulations. Insurance requirements will be listed in the application.
Do you allow youth vendors?
Yes. We intentionally support kid entrepreneurs under 16 and encourage mentorship from experienced vendors.
What types of vendors can I expect?
Boutique clothing, handmade goods, permanent jewelry, seasonal drops, food trucks, kid entrepreneurs, nonprofit spotlights, and more.
What is your cancellation policy?
Vendor fees are non-refundable unless there is a documented family emergency. Please apply only if you are fully committed to attending.
Do vendors take cards?
Most vendors accept card and digital payments, but bringing cash is always smart.
What type of vendors do best here?
Vendors who:
• Promote their attendance in advance
• Engage confidently with shoppers
• Maintain strong visual presentation
• Align with our community-first mission
