The Wrightstown Farmers Market runs its main season on Saturdays, May through Thanksgiving, 9 am to noon, at the Middletown Grange Fairgrounds on Penns Park Road. SNAP and EBT shoppers get up to 25 dollars in matching funds, and the market hosts weekly kids activities and musical guests, including a 20th anniversary zucchini car race planned for September 19.
The Saucon Valley Farmers Market meets Sundays from 9 am to 1 pm, May through November, next to the Hellertown Library and Dimmick Park at 409 Constitution Avenue, marking its 20th year since starting in 2006. Beyond produce, eggs, meats and baked goods, the market hosts live music, Penn State Master Gardener talks and an Art in the Park event every fourth Sunday.
The Emmaus Farmers' Market runs rain or shine at Triangle Park on Main Street, with a regular season every Sunday from May through November, 10 am to 1 pm. A winter season continues every Sunday in December, 10 am to noon, except Christmas Eve and Day, then the second and fourth Sundays from January through April.
The Narberth Farm and Artisans Market runs Thursdays, 3 to 7 pm, May through October. Run by a volunteer led nonprofit formed in 2023, it partners with the Narberth Food Bank, donating unsold produce from each market day. Featured vendors include Honey Brook Harvest Collective, Narbaked and Pinwheel Provisions.
Forks Farm Market, a working farm at 299 Covered Bridge Road in Orangeville, opens its on-farm market the first and third Thursdays, 7 am to noon, from June 6 through October. The farm also sells pastured beef, pork, lamb and turkey through custom ordering and a buying club, run by owners Deb Race and Jim LaPlante.
Ambler Main Street — Visit downtown Ambler for great food, entertainment, shopping or just a stroll on the avenue. Home Events - All Upcoming Events - Ambler Restaurant Week - First Fridays in Ambler - Ambler Farmers Market Business Directory - Business Directory Listings - Map of Ambler About Ambler - About Ambler Main Street - Ambler History - What Makes Ambler Special - News - Ambler In the News - Resources - Board & Staff Visit Ambler - Directions to Ambler - Parking in Ambler Forms Ambler area restaurants will be offering wonderful specials and prix-fix menus for indoor or outdoor dining. Great food, music, shopping and fun for all ages. Downtown Ambler is a walkable, social, cultural and business center with terrific curb appeal, enchanting area residents, visitors and the surrounding communities in the Delaware Valley. Combine this with eclectic shopping, award-winning entertai...
The Market opens for the season Saturday, May 9. We are excited to begin our 21st year of continuous operation and invite you to join us each week. The season runs every Saturday morning 9-noon (except July 4 when there won’t be a Market) until November 21 when we close for the winter. Check in here to find the details of each week’s Market. Clicking the yellow box below will take you to our partner, Evergreen Events, website. There you will find that week’s vendor lineup and a map of their weekly Market locations. If you scroll below the yellow box below you can find a some items of interest; A chart showing our season long vendor schedule by the weeks they are scheduled to attend. These weekly messages come directly to your in-box and provide details of that week’s Market, products and activities.
Saturday Fall Markets on Ligonier Street in Latrobe: October 24th, November 14th & 21st from 11am until 3pm With a variety of local vendors each week, the Ligonier Country Market offers something for everyone. Shop farm-fresh produce, beautiful annuals and perennials, fresh-cut flower arrangements, locally raised beef and poultry, farm-fresh eggs, artisan cheeses, specialty breads, pastries, honey, maple syrup, and a variety of ready-to-enjoy foods. You’ll also discover an incredible selection of handcrafted goods, including jewelry, handbags, woodcrafts, home décor, pet products, candles, specialty gifts, and much more—all created by talented local artisans and makers. Whether you’re stocking your pantry, finding the perfect gift, or simply enjoying a Saturday morning with friends and family, you’ll find a vibrant community experience unlike any other. Visit us in Downtown Latrobe on...
We're open every Thursday in the heart of Jenkintown, with our 2026 season kicking off May 21. After four wonderful seasons as the Jenkintown Night Market in Town Square, we've rebranded for 2026 as the Jenkintown Farmers Market and moved to a new home at the Library lot on York Road. New name, new day, new location — same commitment to local food, local artisans, and bringing the community together. In 2022, we launched our inaugural season in partnership with the Jenkintown Community Alliance (JCA), crossing our fingers and hoping Jenkintown and the surrounding area would respond to local food, local artisans, and music. We were absolutely overwhelmed by your patronage and your support. We couldn't count how many smiling faces we saw — and re-saw — every week for 15 weeks. We also couldn't count how many ice pops we gave out, but we're pretty sure it was close to a thousand. (Some k...
Visit Upper Merion Township's historic working farm to enjoy farm animals, a playground, seasonal activities, and delicious ice cream in a fun and educational setting for the whole family.
Downtown Chambersburg: Economic hub with diverse businesses, detailed demographic and consumer data. Experience the arts and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and creativity of the community. Public parking is available at various lots throughout downtown. There is also street parking on most streets. Explore and enjoy events with our fun-filled calendar. Submit your own event to show on our calendar! Join the 28th Crabfeast for all-you-can-eat crabs, games, and more.
The Indiana County Farmers' Market, a producer-only market behind S&T Bank at South 8th and Church Streets in Indiana, runs Saturdays from 9 am to noon, May 30 through October 31. Vendors must come from Indiana County or a bordering county, and the nonprofit market runs a SNAP and EBT matching program to fight food insecurity.
Rodale Institute is leading a radical transition of 10 million new acres of organic and regenerative organic land by 2030. Will you help us change the future of agriculture? Rachel Kulchin's Blue Heron Farm Wins Good Farmer Award U.S. for High-Desert Regenerative Model This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Organic vs. Conventional? Learn from our 44-year comparison Healthy Soil = Healthy Food = Healthy People: Bridging Science, Standards, and Products Organic Dry Beans: Roller Crimper Research & Market Opportunities Field Walk & Buyer Tour
Overbrook Farmers Market, established in 2008 at Overbrook Presbyterian Church on Lancaster and City Avenues, normally met Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm. It is currently closed following a fire at the church, and organizers hope it can reopen in 2025 while The Food Trust works with local partners on other ways to bring fresh food to the neighborhood.
The SoCo Farmers Market runs Saturdays from June through October in Uptown Somerset at 243 West Main Street, and vendors must grow, make or produce at least 80 percent of what they sell. The 2026 season opens June 6 and closes October 10 with a Fall Fest, and includes themed Saturdays such as a Youth Entrepreneur Day and a Touch a Tractor Day with the Somerset High School FFA.
Rodale Institute is leading a radical transition of 10 million new acres of organic and regenerative organic land by 2030. Will you help us change the future of agriculture? Rachel Kulchin's Blue Heron Farm Wins Good Farmer Award U.S. for High-Desert Regenerative Model This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Organic vs. Conventional? Learn from our 44-year comparison Healthy Soil = Healthy Food = Healthy People: Bridging Science, Standards, and Products Organic Dry Beans: Roller Crimper Research & Market Opportunities Field Walk & Buyer Tour
This farm market runs every Saturday from June through October, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., at 5901 Easton Rd in Pipersville. Vendors offer seasonal produce, baked goods, farm fresh meats, honey and local crafts, with live music, a kids corner, food trucks and free coffee. A Halloween Market caps the season on October 31, 2026, and leashed pets are welcome rain or shine.
Located in a quaint, walkable suburb of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, Oakmont is home to a small, but mighty, weekly farmers market. Sponsored by the Twin Boros Experience and running from June through the end of October, stop by every Saturday morning for the freshest local fruits, vegetables, and baked goods as well as artisan crafts and spirits. Perfectly coordinated to complement the thriving business district, the market takes place along Allegheny River Boulevard. After picking up your weekly groceries and goods, we invite you to take a leisurely stroll through the rest of Oakmont’s shops and eateries to experience all that this charming town has to offer. Fostering a true sense of community, care, and connection, friendly vendors are always eager to share the stories behind their businesses. From family-run farms and small-town bakers to local talented artisans, the Oakmont Farmer...
This Food Trust market sets up Tuesdays from 2 to 6 pm at Bustleton and Frankford Avenues, next to the SEPTA police station in Northeast Philadelphia's Frankford Transportation Center. Established in 2011, it is now run directly by Root Mass Farm, which travels 60 miles from Oley to bring fresh produce to the commuter stop.
