A Green Market Experience in Downtown Miami

Saturdays, February 14 - March 28, 2026 • 10AM-5PM

200 E. Flagler Street (200 Block), Downtown Miami

Free and open to the public


Green Market on Flagler is a weekly daytime market featuring locally sourced food, plants, wellness, and sustainable goods, bringing fresh energy to Downtown Miami’s

revitalized festival streetscape.


A partnership between Flagler District BID and East Coast Marketplace, operator of the Margaret Pace Park Farmers Market, the market offers a curated selection of produce, flowers, artisan foods, and eco-friendly products—designed to complement Flagler District shops and restaurants while encouraging visitors to explore the neighborhood.


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Heritage Fest - Synopsis

February 7 | 12:00PM

Adrienne Arsht Center


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Fruits of the Spirit

February 9 | 11:00AM

Miami-Dade Public Library



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SCHEDULE: March 2026 - Fall 2026

CURRENT CONSTRUCTION COST: $3.6 million

PROJECT AREAS: City of Miami and Miami-Dade County


Note: Dates are subject to change.


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WE'RE LISTENING! EMAIL US FOR COMMUNITY CONCERNS

The Miami DDA is committed to keeping our community clean, safe, and vibrant. We're excited to announce a new way for you to reach us directly with your concerns! 


Email us at:

communityconcerns@miamidda.com


We guarantee a response within 24 hours.


Whether you've spotted:


  • Overflowing trash or litter
  • Illegal dumping
  • Graffiti on public spaces
  • Need for service or maintenance


...we're here to help!


Your voice matters - let's work together to keep Downtown Miami beautiful and thriving.

 

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SPOTLIGHT


Downtown Permit Clinic



Are you interested in opening a

Business in Downtown Miami?


Are you having trouble with permits

for your business or home?


Then, the Downtown Permit Clinic

is for you!

 

DWNTWN RESTAURANTS & BARS

 

FREEBEE DWNTWN CIRCULATOR





Cruise through

Downtown Miami 

on Freebee's NEW Downtown Circulator Route! 


Whether you're a Downtown local or just visiting for the day, riders can request a car through the Freebee app or wave down a vehicle anywhere along the fixed-route. The new circulator loop passes through all of the neighborhood’s key spots, including Kaseya Center, Miami Worldcenter, and the Brightline MiamiCentral Station.


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DWNTWN TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS

Metromover

Tri-Rail

Brightline

 

DWNTWN MIAMI PITSTOP

The Miami DDA provides clean and safe public restrooms and a dog waste station in Downtown Miami through its Pit Stop Program. The Pit Stop Program installed its first permanent free-standing restroom in 2018. Today, the Miami DDA is responsible for the operation of five Pit Stop locations located at the following sites:

 

  • Bayfront Park – 301 Biscayne Boulevard – Hours of operation: 7:00AM to 7:00PM
  • Maurice Ferre Park – 1075 Biscayne Boulevard – Hours of operation: 9:00AM to 6:00PM
  • Government Street – 111 NW First Street – Hours of operation: 7:00AM to 7:00PM
  • Third Street Station – South Miami Avenue between SW 2nd Street and SW 3rd Street (Third Street Mover Station) – Hours of operation: 8:00AM to 5:00PM
  • Underline – SW 8 Street and SW 1st Avenue – Hours of operation: 9:00AM to 9:00PM



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GRANT OPPORTUNITIES

The Office of Management & Budget seeks community input to enhance the County's Community-Based Organization Grant Program, which funds community-based organizations.


Click here for information about grants and submission deadlines.



 

SOLID WASTE RESPONSIBILITIES

All trash and litter on the sidewalk in front of the commercial property is to be picked up from the area, per the City of Miami Code, Section 22.5.


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