Wellington residents searching for a farmers market this fall may find their Saturday plans taking them east to the West Palm Beach waterfront.

The West Palm Beach GreenMarket is scheduled to return October 3 for its 32nd season, bringing produce, prepared foods and an international mix of vendors downtown.

For shoppers in Wellington, this is a nearby outing rather than a market in Wellington itself, but the range of offerings could make the trip worthwhile.

Expect tropical fruit and fresh vegetables alongside pastries, Mediterranean dishes, Latin American favorites, coffee, tea and other foods that invite a little browsing before breakfast.

The season’s global theme reflects flavors and traditions from the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, Latin America and beyond, giving the market a character that goes well past a routine grocery run.

Five new vendors are joining the lineup, including Ba Café, Arya Tea Bar and Macaroner.

Shoppers can also look for flowers, plants, spices, baked goods, pet products and home items while exploring the stalls.

Longtime favorites remain part of the scene, with four established businesses receiving Legacy Vendor recognition after at least 15 years at the market.

That mix of familiar faces and newcomers matters: a good Saturday farmers market feels as much like a neighborhood gathering as a place to fill a shopping bag.

Live music, workshops and a chef competition are also planned, offering reasons to linger after picking up fresh produce.

The market is scheduled for Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. near North Clematis Street on the downtown waterfront.

Drivers can use several downtown public garages; parking terms vary by garage, so checking posted signs before leaving the car is sensible.

For Wellington families seeking a fresh produce market and an easy change of scenery, this waterfront tradition offers both in one morning.