Free town & beach events

Ocean City Farmers Market

Local produce/craft market activity (often Sunset Park mornings)—confirm schedule locally; not a consistently published Town Special Events product.

Sundays May 3–October 25, 2026 · morning market (verify hours/location each week) Free (verify)

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Dates and prices change—confirm with official sources before you book travel. Status uses US Eastern calendar dates for “today.”

About this event

Ocean City–area farmers and crafters market listings for 2026 appear on independent market directories (some cite Sunset Park, weekend mornings roughly April–October, 8 AM–1 PM). A matching Town Special Events “official season card” was not consistently published—treat hours and vendor lists as verify locally before you travel.

When active, expect produce, baked goods, and craft vendors. Bring reusable bags and multiple payment methods. Downtown bayside parking is limited—walk from nearby lodging when you can.

Do not confuse Ocean City, MD listings with Ocean City, NJ markets. If the market is your only reason for a day trip, call or check the vendor organizer the morning of.

Quick planning tips

  • Confirm the morning-of status before a special trip.
  • Bring small bills and a tote.
  • Go early for best produce selection.

Full plan guide

Map (approximate)

Open larger map (OpenStreetMap) — Approximate location; confirm exact gate or venue with organizers.

Top FAQs

Is the farmers market a Town-run festival?
Treat it as locally organized market activity unless the Town Special Events calendar explicitly lists it for your date.
What are the hours?
Independent 2026 listings have cited weekend mornings—confirm with the market organizer before you go.
Is entry free?
Markets are typically free to enter; purchases vary by vendor.

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Sources we used

OCEANCITY.MD does not operate these events. Organizer websites, OceanCity.com, the Town of Ocean City (OC Ocean), OC Visitor, and regional tourism calendars are starting points—verify every time-sensitive detail directly.