Mi Pueblo Flea Market

Mi Pueblo Flea Market describes itself as a Latin market in Lakeland with more than 54 years of operation on a site spanning over ten acres. Management says more than 600 vendor spaces may operate each week and that the grounds combine retail, food, fresh produce, community services, technology, and family entertainment. The age and stall figures come from the market’s own administration.

Its official food section lists ceviches, leche de tigre, jalea, rotisserie chicken, lomo saltado, salchipapas, and several kinds of chaufa. It also announced a second Peruvian Food Festival for October 25, 2026, naming Manos Peruanas as a participant; the flyer for that date shows picarones, anticuchos, pork-crackling sandwiches, caldo de mote, and chicha morada. This is a one-time appearance: we found no hours, business contact, founding year, or permanent stall number attributable to Manos Peruanas.

The market lists Sunday as its main day, from 5:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and gives separate hours for its office. It also describes vendors selling fresh goods, clothing, home items, and animals, alongside notary, money-transfer, health, and family-entertainment services. Google comments describe the market overall, not the guest food vendor. For the announced festival, verify it is still scheduled and ask where Manos Peruanas will be; outside that date, do not assume the same menu will be available.