Riverside Arts Market Draws First Coast Crowds to the St. Johns River Every Saturday

JACKSONVILLE, FLA., June 17, 2026. Riverside Arts Market, the weekly open air market along the St. Johns River in Jacksonville's Riverside neighborhood, has become one of the First Coast's signature Saturday traditions, pulling together local artists, farmers, and food trucks under the Fuller Warren Bridge.

Held beneath the Fuller Warren Bridge on the riverfront, the market trades the sameness of a big box weekend for something rooted in the neighborhood: produce from regional growers, work from local artists and makers, and a rotating lineup of food trucks and live music. Regulars and visitors alike have voted it among the best markets in the area.

What you will find

The market is built around local vendors, so the offering changes week to week as growers, artists, and food vendors rotate through. The riverfront setting gives shoppers room to wander, eat, and listen while they browse.

• Fresh produce and goods from regional farmers and growers
• Original work from local artists, crafters, and makers
• A rotating lineup of food trucks and prepared food vendors
• Live music and entertainment along the river
• An open air setting under the Fuller Warren Bridge on the St. Johns River

The market is where Jacksonville comes together on a Saturday. It is local makers, local food, and the river all in one place.

a representative of Riverside Arts Market

A Riverside Saturday tradition

Riverside Arts Market is presented by Riverside Avondale Preservation, the neighborhood nonprofit, and it runs every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., year-round and rain or shine, along the riverfront in Riverside. The market has been a neighborhood fixture since 2009 and is free to attend.