Latest posts from @reallyfreeorlando on Instagram
est. March 2026
Bring what u can, Take what u need
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What they post about
The account represents the Really, Really Free Market in Orlando, Florida, which promotes a community-driven approach to resource sharing. It encourages individuals to bring items they can give away and take what they need without the need for trading or bartering. The focus is on fostering community connections and support, with events organized regularly. The account highlights the importance of participation and collaboration among community members to sustain this initiative.
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Halloween free market invites costumes, goods and skills
The Really Really Free Market’s Halloween edition is scheduled for October 30, from 5 to 9 p.m. at Van Goghblin Cafe. Costumes are strongly encouraged, and the post directs attendees to RSVP on Eventbrite through the link in its bio. Everything is free: visitors can take what they need and give what they can, with no payment, trade or barter required. Cleaned clothing and household items are welcome, as are free services and performances. Indoor spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis; outdoor spots are in the parking lot to the left of Goblin Studios. Attendees can leave at any time but are asked to restore their area before going. Items left over will be donated to the Center for the Homeless.
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A free market returns to Orlando on November 7
Really Really Free Market organizers announce a gathering on Saturday, November 7, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 2178 Packing District Way, Orlando. Visitors may take what they need without trading and can bring goods, free services or activities to share. Participants are asked to set up on the designated grass, bring a blanket or table if needed, and take any unclaimed items home. Large items, hazardous materials and unsanitary goods are discouraged. The event may be canceled in extreme weather.
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October recap highlights generosity and a parking snag
Organizers say parking was difficult at the October market because a larger neighboring market coincided with their event and its visitors used the YMCA lot without permission. They expect the overlap to be a one-time issue. The recap also credits attendees with reminding others not to crowd people unpacking, bringing helpful signs and sharing skills including guitar, origami and typewriting. Free goods included art, clothing, children’s books and a flute.
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Community comes together despite 5K parking trouble
The post thanks attendees for joining an Orlando community gathering and describes seeing the community come together as a highlight. It gives a shout-out to @reallyfreeorlando for another collaboration and notes that parking connected to a 5K made the day more difficult, though everyone got through it.
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Orlando Free Market Invites Neighbors to Share
A community free market is scheduled for October 3, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 2178 Packing District Way in Orlando. Visitors can take what they need and give what they can without trading; contributors are asked to remove any leftover items.
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