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Lakeland farmers market routes for every zodiac sign

Not sure where to shop this weekend? Let the fates decide at Saturday’s farmers market.

Downtown Lakeland filled with vendors and shoppers at the farmers market

A Saturday in Lakeland isn’t complete without a stop at the farmers market.

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Is there anything more enchanting than a Saturday morning spent at the Lakeland Downtown Farmers Curb Market? Whether you have your route down to a science or you’re looking for some ethereal inspiration, keep reading for 15+ market stops you can’t miss, inspired by each zodiac sign.

We consulted with our zodiac-minded readers and followers — here are a few of their suggestions.

A red booth at a farmers market

Stop by The Red Swan’s booth for pins, magnets, art, and more.

Photo via The Red Swan

Aries | March 21-April 19

If you’re anything like reader Abby B., who shared that Aries “can be free-spirited and impulsive,” you might find yourself wandering the market, allowing it to tell you what you need. Stop by one of Abby’s favorite spots, The Red Swan, to see what stands out to you that day.

Taurus | April 20-May 20

Not one, but multiple Tauruses wrote in with the same favorite vendor: Andrew Logans Confections. The Taurus is known for appreciating the finer things and having a taste for quality, so you can probably take this confectionery commendation to the bank.

Gemini | May 21-June 20

Geminis are represented by twins and known for their dual nature, so it makes perfect sense for these star signs to stop by some of Lakeland’s duo-run businesses like Our Noire Kitchen and Husband and Wife Spices of Life.

Cancer | June 21-July 22

Reader Jo L. embodied the “nurturing and protective” nature of their sign with this answer: “Love going to the Lakeland Police Department K9 booth! Supporting our furry officers is very important!” Pro tip: Grab a t-shirt or K9 plushie — proceeds support the LPD’s K9 unit.

Leo | July 23-Aug. 22

This fire sign likes to have the best of the best. Treat someone you care about to a meaningful gift, per reader Fran W.'s recommendation, or treat yourself to a massage at Beyoutiful Bodyworkyou deserve it.

A red-headed girl stands in the middle of a crowded farmer's market smiling at the camera.

You’ll find Connor, our resident Virgo, shopping at East of These and repping their turbans.

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Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22

Reader Jan S. gave us the breakdown on Virgos, who, according to her, are “earthy and environmentally conscious.” Virgos can most likely be found perusing handcrafted, handmade goods like those made by Craft Nana Creations, East of These, and Pixie Suds.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22

Reader Al G. says Libras’ “witty, sympathetic, and charming” nature lends itself to people watching even more than shopping. Pro tip: Put your people-watching skills to use and find a performer or musician along Kentucky Avenue. There are usually a few.

Scorpio | Oct. 23-Nov. 21

Follower @kittelliot recommends Simpatico Silver Jewelry. From what we know of Scorpios, who prefer sophisticated pieces that tell a story, this brand’s unique, handmade jewelry is right up their alley.

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Grab a natural fruit juice or seasoned fruit bowl from Pocho’s Mango.

Photo by @allieseaay

Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21

Reader Cristina B. claims that “variety is the spice of life for a Sagittarius,” so it’s no surprise that fellow Sagittarius Neva M.'s perfect market route ranges from Aqua Organics to Pocho’s Mango and, of course, petting people’s dogs.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 19

Follower @lily_dan.512 is representing the foodie Capricorns — “ANY of the food vendors.” Since Capricorns often like to stick to their favorites, we recommend branching out and trying something new like Omusubee, which you can typically find near Munn Park.

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Grab a Krazy Kombucha growler at your next market.

Image via @krazykombucha

Aquarius | Jan. 20-Feb. 18

Known for being analytical and creative, an Aquarius most likely has their market route down to a science. If you need any inspiration, reader Karen S. always stops by Honeycomb Bread Bakers for a bagel, Krazy Kombucha for a growler refill, and Always Rich Creations for a soy candle.

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20

Our creative and imaginative friends, the Pisces, can find all sorts of inspirational work at the market. Reader Marilyn D. says shopping “unique handmade items, bakery items, and coffee items” stimulates her creativity. To follow her lead, check out Randy Glotfelty Pottery, Meraki Bakehouse, and Ethos Coffee Roasters.

Not much of a stargazer? Don’t worry — you can peruse the market vendors online to find your new favorite. If you are, let us know if we got your route right or if there’s a spot you’d swap.

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