Sunday fresh market

From fresh produce to handmade goods sourced from our neighbors, the Hyde Park Sunday Market is all about supporting our community while finding something special to take home. Fox 13's Heather Haley takes us to the monthly fresh market where there's something the whole family can shop for. From fresh food to handmade treasures, there's a little something for everyone at Hyde Park Village. It feels great that we can bring local to you. The Fresh Market has been a Tampa staple since 2012, bringing the community together on the first Sunday of every month. With more than 80 vendors, shoppers can find everything from artisan goods and unique gifts to delicious food and local favorites. I am a... I'm an owner, operator, head pickle-ologist of Tip Top Canning Company. I just started making pickles for myself. I can't wake up without a new recipe in my head, so I have to constantly... We make pickles and mustards and fruit butters and all kinds of good stuff. I'm the owner and CEO of Purely Park Sourdough. I make everything from scratch for our family, and I noticed that bread was one of the most significant things that was not good gluten-free, so I started baking everything and anything, and then we decided once our kids were a little older to just sell it to everybody so they could enjoy it as well. It's more than just shopping. It means keeping things local as we approach the holiday season. We're all small business owners. So if you're giving back to us, you're giving back to the community and we're supporting back into you all as a community as well. And for these small businesses, the market is an opportunity to connect with customers and showcase what makes their products unique. I like to show people where I'm from and what I make and the love that I put into my recipes. I love it when people taste it and are like, oh my God, it's amazing and they're happy. When I see they're happy, then I'm happy. My love for the game is fulfilled. The Fresh Market runs year-round, giving fresh reasons to come back month after month. It stimulates the economy around you. So if you come and buy from a local vendor, you're also supporting them and their family and what they can also come and maybe shop with your store. So if you're buying from them, they'll come and buy from you. It puts money back in their pocket, stimulates the economy overall. In Hyde Park Village, Heather Healy, FOX 13 News.