Milk Mart is back at the Milk District Sunday, celebrating 10 years of giving “small and local creators a place to showcase their work.” Milk Mart began in 2016 with only 20 vendors. Now, the event has grown to over 300 food, drink, goods and art vendors, including Chapter 11 Vintage, Friendly Noodle Artworks and Not a Broken Record.
As the largest Central Florida community festival, Milk Mart takes over stretches of Robinson Street all the way down to Central Boulevard, with vendors — and a spotlight on women, BIPOC and LGBTQ+ artisans — local eats and drinks and, now, even live music. Rain or shine, natch.
Noon Sunday, May 31, The Milk District, East Robinson Street and North Bumby Avenue, milkmartorlando.com, free.
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This article appears in May 27-June 2, 2026.