From the freshest produce, to specialty foods and artisanal products, you will find an amazing array of items at the many farmers markets in our area. You may even discover a new gourmet jam, locally distilled spirits, wine or beer, stunning flowers, not to mention other handmade goods and treats like local honey. Maybe you will even be inspired to try canning or make a new homemade sauce or pie.
The markets listed below may be in your neighborhood or inspire a little drive to get a change of scenery. Many of these markets are open through October and November, but it is best to check with each one for the most current days and hours of operation.
Check out the list below and let us know if we missed one of your local favorites – if we did, email us at info@elementaryconnections.com.
Bucks County
Serving the community for 50 years, this market, which is located in the heart of Doylestown, features 23-26 vendors each week and live music – check their Facebook and Instagram pages to see which vendors will be there each week.
Where to Find it: South Hamilton, between West Oakland and West State Streets
>When to Go: Seasonal (April 19 through November 22) Saturday 8 am to 1 pm
Local farmers and food producers bring locally grown produce, eggs, micro greens, cheese, meat, honey, coffee, pickles, cookies and cakes, preserves, olive oil, sweet treats and more!
Where to Find it: 7th Street between Market and Chestnut Streets
When to Go: Saturdays, June 7th through October 25th, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
A farmer’s market and so much more including fun seasonal attractions, pick your own, and homemade ice cream plus a garden store, along with a gourmet market and of course fresh seasonal produce and locally made products.
Where to Find it: 931 Stony Hill Road, Yardley
When to Go: All year, Sunday to Thursday- 9am-6pm, Friday & Saturday- 9am-10pm.
Founded by the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance in 2006, this market is unique and is proud to offer “real food with the farmers’ face on it.” Check their Facebook page for up to date info, vendor map and specials.
Where to Find it: Middletown Grange, 576 Penns Park Rd, Newtown
When to Go: Seasonal- Saturdays, May through Thanksgiving, 9am to 12pm
Shop here for fresh local food from the very people who produce it. Pre-ordering is a great way to ensure your faves are there for you when you arrive, and there are often more choices online. Check out the weekly news HERE for details.
Where to Find it: Buttonwood Park, Yardley Borough. Enter from Buttonwood Drive via South Main Street. (Look for the Greetings from Yardley mural). Free onsite parking
When to Go: Saturdays, May 3 through November 22, 9 am – 12 pm
Chester County
From Day Spring Farm Dairy to Crusty Delight breads, and all of the fresh meats and produce you want, you will find it all at the Downingtown Farmers Market.
Where to Find it: 1 Park Lane, Downingtown, in Kerr Park
When to Go: Seasonal (May through November), 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturdays
If your weekends are packed or you want to beat the crowds, this market is conveniently open on Thursdays for your fresh produce and specialty food needs.
Where to Find it: Eagleview Town Center
When to Go: Seasonal, 3 pm to 6 pm on Thursdays
Kennett Square Farmers’ Market
Open Friday evenings, this market is way more than mushrooms the area is known for – stock up on all your favorites from Whiskey Hollow, Flying Plow Farm and Aunt Mamie’s Italian Specialties.
Where to FInd it: 600 S. Broad St., Kennett Square
When to Go: Seasonal, 3 to 6 p.m. on Fridays, starting May 2nd
B&H organic produce, Fiddle Creek Dairy, Wyebrook Farm and Good Girls Bakery are just a few of the vendors you will find at this weekly market in Malvern.
Where to find it: Burke Park, at Warren Ave and Roberts Road
When to Go: Seasonal starting May 3rd, Saturdays 9am-1pm
Founded in 2002 and located along French Creek under the Veterans Memorial Gay Street Bridge, this community treasure features local produce, pasture-raised meats and cheese from Birchrun Hills Farm and honey from Jardine Apiaries.
Where to Find it: 200 Mill Street
When to Go: Seasonal (April through November), 9am to 12pm on Saturdays
This producer-only market requires that the fruits, vegetables, beef, pork, eggs, flowers they offer you be farmed by the farmer that you meet at market. Check their Facebook page for the most up to date vendor list.
Where to Find it: North Church and West Chestnut streets
Every Saturday: 9AM – 1 PM May through December. January through April- 1st, 3rd & 5th Saturdays: 10am – 12pm
Delaware County
Booth’s Corner Farmers’ Market
Really an original and one of the few markets with indoor stalls, making it all weather and season friendly. There are lots of specialty stores mixed in, too. Fans love the fresh chicken and meats and of course the hot-from-the-oven soft pretzels.
Where to Find it:1362 Naamans Creek Road, Garnet Valley
When to Go: Year-round- Fridays and Saturdays 9 am to 8 pm
This market has a great schedule online that shows what vendors are featured each week – they even have artists and musicians to enhance your shopping experience.
Where to Find it: 30 North Lansdowne Avenue, Lansdowne
When to Go: Seasonal (May 25th through October 26th), Saturdays 9 am to 1 pm
Established in 2009, Media Farmers Market brings area farmers, residents and businesses together in support of the “Eat Fresh, Buy Local” movement. All products are raised, grown or handmade by the vendors.
Where to Find It: 98 S. Edgmont Street between Media Elementary and Barrall Field.
When to Go: 10am-1pm every Sunday May through November; December through April- 1st and 3rd Sundays
This producers-only market features locally farmed vegetables, fruit, cheese, eggs and poultry, beef, lamb, wine, beer and other products. Check out their website for delicious recipes and ideas on how to use all of those fresh goodies.
Where to Find it: Grace Chapel Parking lot, 1 West Eagle Road, Havertown
When to Go: Seasonal, May 7th – Nov 26th. 2:30pm to 5:30pm on Wednesdays
This mainstay features a line up of weekly vendors like Davidson Exotics Mushrooms, Ironstone Creamery & Farm, Kneehigh Farm and a rotating list of others, plus live music and local artisans.
Where to Find it: Swarthmore Borough Parking Lot- 121 Park Avenue
When to Go : Seasonal (May 10th through November 22nd) 9 am to 12 pm on Saturdays
Montgomery County
Part of the Farm to City markets, this local favorite features amazing fresh food vendors as well as a composting service twice a month from Back to Earth Compost Crew.
Where to Find it: 29 West Butler Pike, Corner of Butler and Maple
When to Go: Seasonal (May 17th through October 25th), 9am to 12pm on Saturdays
Pre-orders are encouraged at this market but not mandatory. Customer favorites include Amaranth GF Bakery, Urban Roots and Aria Mediterranean, plus many farms with fresh produce.
Where to FInd it: 7 North Bryn Mawr Avenue
When to Go: April through December- Saturdays 9am-1pm; January through March- 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturdays 10am-12pm
The Flourtown Farmers’ Market is open year round. Come visit some of established vendors such as Georgina’s Mexican and Pasta Sensations as well as new vendors such as The Grand Fromage with their local and worldly cheeses and Shotz of Love smoothies.
Where to find it: 1800 Bethlehem Pike, Flourtown
When to Go: Year round Thursdays 8am-6pm, Fridays 8am-7pm, Saturdays 8am-5pm
Features a rotating selection of fine food and local farmers and vendors including Herrcastle Farms, Olive Lucy and Spring Honeybees.
Where to FInd it: Glenside Regional Rail train station parking lot, Glenside
When to Go: Seasonal (May through November), 9 am to 1 pm every Saturday (rain or shine!
Lancaster County Farmers’ Market
Early birds love that some providers open at 6:00 am, as well as the fresh meats and produce and specialties from D’Innocenzo’s Bakery and Countryview Barbecue.
Where to FInd it: 389 West Lancaster Avenue, Wayne
When to Go: Open Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays- 6 am – 4 pm
Voted best farmer’s market in the county for several years running, this volunteer-run market was established in 2008 and serves the community with over 25 vendors each week. Pre-orders and on-site shopping available.
Where to Find it: 400 Penn Street, Lansdale, Parking at Penndale Middle School
When to Go: Seasonal (May 10th through December 20th) 9 am- 12:30 pm
In season, locals flock to get their amazing home grown corn, tomatoes, fresh meats and a wide array of other fresh produce as well as go for their pick your own fruits and flowers. The zinnia fields will brighten your day.
Where to Find It: 2656 Narcissa Road, Plymouth Meeting
When to Go: Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5:30 pm; Weekends, 9 am to 5 pm
The Upper Merion Farmers Market is an award-winning, producer-only market conveniently located in the heart of King of Prussia. The Market aims to support the local economy, enrich the quality of life in Upper Merion, and promote the public health and environmental benefits of eating local and Pennsylvania’s sustainable agriculture. Check the site for ways to volunteer and current vendors.
Where to Find it: Nor-View Farm, 670 N Henderson Road, King of Prussia
When to Go: Seasonal, Saturdays, 10 am – 2 pm May 17th through September 27th; November 22nd, 10am – 2pm; Friday, October 24th 6pm – 9pm; Friday, December 12th 5:30pm – 8:30pm
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First published in September 2020, Updated June 2025