Always Free · Everyone Welcome · Across South Florida
Good to know

Before you come.

Everything you need to plan your Sunday with us. And the short version: it's free, it's for everyone, and we'd love to see you there.

Visiting Coco Market

What makes Coco Market different?

Coco Market isn't a typical market. It's a morning to slow down, breathe, and feel part of something. We lead with healing and human connection over commerce: free yoga and sound healing, music in the air, makers who genuinely care, and a crowd that feels like community. People come to shop, and they stay because they belong. That's the Coco difference, and it's why folks keep coming back.

Is it really free?

Yes. Coco Market is always free to attend, and so are the yoga classes, sound healing, workshops, and live music on the schedule. Admission and scheduled community programming are always free. Products, food, and select one-on-one services are available for purchase. We're able to keep it that way thanks to our vendors and sponsors. Accessibility is the whole point.

When and where is it?

Delray Beach: first Sundays at Old School Square, 51 N Swinton Ave. 9a–3p (9a–2p June through September).

Jupiter: third Sundays at the Seabreeze Amphitheater in Carlin Park, by the ocean. October through April, no March. 9a–2p (series relaunches October 2026).

We also host seasonal gatherings like Coco Minis. See every upcoming date on the Markets & Events page.

Do I need a ticket or to RSVP?

No ticket needed, ever. RSVPing on the event page is optional, but it helps us plan and means we'll send you the schedule and vendor lineup before the market.

Do I need to sign up for the classes?

No sign-up needed. Yoga, sound healing, and workshops are all free and drop-in. We do recommend RSVPing for the market itself so we can send you the schedule ahead of time and you can plan which classes to catch.

Where do I park?

Delray: the Old School Square garage on site is pay-to-park, but there's free parking nearby at three lots:

  • Monterrey Lot, 37 NW 1st Ave
  • Community Center, 50 NW 1st Ave
  • Delray City Hall, 100 NW 1st Ave

Jupiter: free parking on site at Carlin Park.

What should I bring?

A reusable water bottle (we offer free triple-filtered 8.5pH water on site to refill), sun protection, and a bag for whatever you fall in love with. A blanket is perfect for spreading out on the grass to relax or soak in the music. Joining a class? Bring a yoga mat if you have one. We keep a few on site too, first come, first served.

Is there seating, or should I bring my own?

A bit of both. We set out chairs at every market, and you're welcome to bring a blanket or your own seat to settle in on the grass for music or a class. In the summer we bring in extra tents for shade, and our Delray venue has plenty of naturally shaded spots to relax in.

Is it family friendly?

Completely. All ages, every time. Bring the kids, the parents, the grandparents. There's yoga, kids' activities, music, and room to just be together.

Is there anything for the kids?

Always. Coco Market is full of hands-on activities for little ones: rock painting, fairy hair, kids' art, family yoga, and dancing to live music, with plenty of space to run and play. It's made to be enjoyed by every age, together.

What if it rains?

We're rain or shine. In the event of severe weather, check our Instagram @cocomarket.tribe for the latest before you head out.

Is there food? Restrooms? Accessibility?

Yes to local food and pop-ups (vegan and non-vegan), and yes to restrooms on site at each venue. Both venues are outdoor and walkable. Everyone is welcome here. If you have specific accessibility needs, reach out and we'll do our best to help.

Is alcohol or smoking allowed?

Coco Market is a proudly substance-free event. We're alcohol- and smoke-free across all of our markets. If you'd like to smoke, we ask that you step well away from the event so as not to disturb anyone around you. Thank you for helping us keep this a comfortable, healthy space for everyone.

Do I need to bring cash?

Not really. Most of our vendors accept cards and Venmo, so you can come cashless and be just fine. A little cash never hurts, but it's not required.

Lost something, or need first aid?

Come find the Coco Market welcome tent. It's our home base for lost and found and for first aid, and our team is always happy to help. If you lose something after the market, send us a note at [email protected].

Pets & animals

Can I bring my dog?

Leashed, well-behaved pets are welcome, and owners are fully responsible for them. For the safety and comfort of every guest and animal, please review our animal policy below.

Coco Market Animal Policy

For the safety of all guests and animals:

  • Anyone bringing an animal to the event must be in compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations.
  • Owners are fully responsible for their animal's behavior and actions.
  • All animals must be leashed and under control at all times.
  • Disruptive or aggressive animals must be removed immediately.

By entering the event, pet owners agree to comply with all of the above. Thank you for helping us keep this a safe and welcoming space for everyone.

For vendors

How do I become a vendor?

Create a vendor account, apply to the dates you'd like, and we'll review. We curate local, independent, wellness-aligned small businesses. Once approved, you pay the vendor fee, sign the agreement, and upload your Certificate of Insurance. The vendor fee is $200 per market. Start on the Get Involved page.

What insurance do I need, and where do I get it?

Every vendor needs a General Liability policy ($1,000,000 per occurrence / $2,000,000 aggregate) that names three Additional Insureds, then uploads all three certificates at cocomarket.org at least 10 days before the market. Any standard General Liability policy works. Our COI Guidelines (PDF) walks through exactly what your certificate needs to say, who to name, and where to buy a policy.

What do I need to bring as a vendor?

A 10×10 tent, tent weights, a table, and your signage. Our Vendor Guide (PDF) covers the rest.

Still have a question?

We're real people. Just ask.

Email us anytime, or send a DM on Instagram. We're happy to help you plan your visit.

[email protected]