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The Northside Farmers Market serves the community by increasing food access, building community, and supporting small business.

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.

Learn more about the Upper Merion Township Farmers Market.

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.

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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.

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.

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

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 Food Trust market at Castor Avenue and Hellerman Street in Northeast Philadelphia opens for the season in July, meeting on just three dates this year, August 5, August 26 and September 23, from 1 to 4 pm. Established in 2004 with the Oxford Circle Christian Community Development Association, it also hosts monthly taste tests and Food Bucks giveaways.

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.

Save the date: Senior Appreciation Day at Clark Park Farmers Market (9/26/2026) At the peak of the growing season, The Food Trust’s Farmers Market Program operates a network of farmers markets and farm stands in Philadelphia , including Clark Park Farmers Market, Philly’s oldest year-round market, and Headhouse Farmers Market, one of the city’s largest outdoor markets. All of our markets accept SNAP/EBT and P-EBT, Food Bucks (fruit and vegetable coupons), and WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) checks (click HERE for a list of where to use FMNP checks ) Farmers and vendors accept cash, with many able to accept credit, debit, and pre-orders. The Food Trust Farmers Markets make fruits and vegetables more affordable to everyone. The Food Trust’s farmers markets and farm stands offer local produce, meats, dairy, dry goods and more in neighborhoods across the city. To fi...

With a wide variety of programs and events, Goodell Gardens has a lot to offer. But if it weren’t for the gardens, there would be no reason to visit! From daily classes to annual events, there is so much to do and to see. Check the calendar for daily schedules and to purchase tickets to your favorite event! Thankful Thursdays, YMCA Partnered classes, Garden Sprouts, and more... be ready to refresh your mind, body, and spirit! Goodell Gardens & Homestead is honored to serve as the host site for your most important celebrations and moments — weddings, bridal showers, baby showers, group meetings, lectures, and celebrations of life in our indoor and outdoor facilities. Help us continue to offer high-quality cultural & educational programming while maintaining beautiful gardens and planting trees… Leaf your legacy at Goodell Gardens by joining the late Barbara J. Loucks in contributing to...

Save the date: Senior Appreciation Day at Clark Park Farmers Market (9/26/2026) Established in 2004 with the support of Bookhaven Used Book Store , this market is located right across from the historic Eastern State Penitentiary. The market is situated within a growing, bustling retail corridor in the Fairmount neighborhood. The Fairmount Farmers Market is now open year-round. CLICK HERE to read Visit Philly’s Guide to Fairmount , featuring the Fairmount Farmers Market, as well as many other cultural and culinary gems. Each week, Fairmount Farmers Market hosts an array of vendors, from fruit and vegetable farmers, to purveyors of poultry and eggs, to stalls featuring baked goods, honey, cheese, fresh-cut flowers, coffee, wine and spirits, and much more. Check the list below to see which vendors will be at Fairmount this coming week! Click on vendors in the list below to see their next...

Save the date: Senior Appreciation Day at Clark Park Farmers Market (9/26/2026) At the peak of the growing season, The Food Trust’s Farmers Market Program operates a network of farmers markets and farm stands in Philadelphia , including Clark Park Farmers Market, Philly’s oldest year-round market, and Headhouse Farmers Market, one of the city’s largest outdoor markets. All of our markets accept SNAP/EBT and P-EBT, Food Bucks (fruit and vegetable coupons), and WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) checks (click HERE for a list of where to use FMNP checks ) Farmers and vendors accept cash, with many able to accept credit, debit, and pre-orders. The Food Trust Farmers Markets make fruits and vegetables more affordable to everyone. The Food Trust’s farmers markets and farm stands offer local produce, meats, dairy, dry goods and more in neighborhoods across the city. To fi...

Our regular market consists of fresh bread and pastries, fruits and vegetables, oils & vinegars, honey, herbs, fresh flowers and plants, coffee and tea. Our markets now also consist of local craft vendors, artists, wine, beer, and more!

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Serving the Mt. Lebanon community for over 30 years. We start last week in May until the end of October, every Wednesday from 4-7pm.

Serving the Mt. Lebanon community for over 30 years. We start last week in May until the end of October, every Wednesday from 4-7pm.

The Susquehanna Valley Growers Market, a growers only market for produce, baked goods, meat and flowers, runs Fridays, 2 to 6 pm, from May 8 through October 26, on South 6th Street in Lewisburg between St. Louis and St. Catherine by the creek.

Tarentum Borough is an Allegheny County 'Live Well' community. The Tarentum Farmer's Market runs on Wednesday afternoons. We have plenty of community and volunteer groups that utilize volunteers for projects located all throughout town. More info coming soon! The Three Rivers Heritage Trail is a multi‑use riverfront trail system that comes through the Borough. We also have walking and jogging trails within Riverview Park. Live Well Allegheny is an initiative to improve the health and wellness of county residents. Tarentum Borough adopted the Live Well program in August 2019 by passing Resolution 19-09 . It is our goal to promote the health and well-being of our residents through a variety of initiatives. The Tarentum Farmers Market has fresh local produce and meats, handcrafted artisanal goods, baked goods and hot foods including pierogies! The market runs from June 8th – October 26th...

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.

This farmers market runs Tuesday afternoons through September in Bridgeville, with more than 20 vendors including five area farms. Simmons' Farm brings corn, tomatoes, zucchini and melons, Hey Tabouli sells grape leaves and hummus, Mediterra Bakehouse offers breads like kalamata olive and honey wheat, and Bobby Moses sets up his kettle corn stand.

The Wilkes-Barre City Farmers Market runs every Thursday, 10 am to 3 pm, from June 18 through November 12, 2026, on Public Square in downtown Wilkes-Barre. A preview market day is set for Thursday, June 11, 10 am to 2 pm.

Save the date: Senior Appreciation Day at Clark Park Farmers Market (9/26/2026) On Saturday, September 26, we’re celebrating older adults in our community! Check out the flyer below for details. Hope to see you there! Established in West Philly in 1998, this market is one of The Food Trust’s largest with a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, baked and canned goods, meats and specialty products. Clark Park Saturday market is a neighborhood favorite that operates year-round thanks to support from Philadelphia Parks and Recreation, Friends of Clark Park and the University of the Sciences. Each week, Clark Park Farmers Market hosts an array of vendors, from fruit and vegetable farmers, to purveyors of poultry and eggs, to stalls featuring baked goods, honey, cheese, fresh-cut flowers, coffee, wine and spirits, and much more. Click on vendors in the list below to see their next market days...

Lemont Downtown has always been a hub for small businesses. We wanted to create a hub for farmers and entrepreneurs that were offering produce grown sustainably and in-season and delicious food made locally. ( Good for them but we don’t need to see another chiropractor or MLM.) We work to provide a balance of local growers, bakers, and foods that focus on the point: farmers . Discover new vendors each week and make it part of your weekly ritual with an evening under the trees, listening to music, and connecting with your community. You deserve the very best so we’ve found them for you. Each of our vendors is local to Lemont or the surrounding Chicagoland area. While we always have a few staples, vendors rotate weekly and new vendors join as the season progresses. Come back each week to stock up on your favorites and try something new. The majority of our vendors have farms and kitchen...