Farmers Markets in Allentown, PA

Allentown

Open since 1953, the Allentown Fairgrounds Farmers Market is an indoor market at 1825 W. Chew Street on the Allentown Fairgrounds, with more than 50 local merchants under one roof. Vendors sell fresh produce, butcher meats, seafood, baked goods, prepared and ethnic foods, coffee, and more. It runs Thursday through Saturday year-round, a dependable weekly stop in the Lehigh Valley.

Allentown

Emmaus

Emmaus Farmers' Market has run since 2003 at Triangle Park in Emmaus, a Lehigh Valley borough south of Allentown. The producer market opens Sundays from 10am to 1pm during its May-to-November season, then shifts to a shorter winter schedule from December through April. Vendors focus on locally grown food, and the market runs rain or shine. Its central-park location makes it an easy Sunday-morning stop in town.

Northampton

Bethlehem

Macungie

Coopersburg

Breinigsville

A producer-only, family- and pet-friendly market held rain or shine at Grange Park (360 Grange Rd). Vendors sell fresh fruits and vegetables, local honey, locally roasted coffee, fresh baked goods, and more.

Hellertown

Bath

Quakertown

Quakertown Farmers' Market, known locally as the Q-Mart, is a large indoor market at 201 Station Road in Quakertown, upper Bucks County. Under one roof it runs dozens of stalls: fresh produce and meats, a food court, baked goods, and a mix of specialty and secondhand vendors. It typically opens on weekends.

NAZARETH

Easton

Phillipsburg

Phillipsburg

Oley

Ottsville

Ottsville sits along Easton Road (Route 611) in the rural Nockamixon area of upper Bucks County, north of Doylestown. A market at 8230 Easton Road serves this farming stretch, with summer produce, eggs, and baked goods from nearby growers.

Lehighton

Saylorsburg

Pottstown

Milford

Set at 971 Milford-Warren Glen Road in Holland Township, this market sits in Hunterdon County farm country near Milford and the Delaware River. Area growers bring seasonal produce, eggs, and baked goods through the harvest months. Confirm the market days with the township, since rural markets here run a short summer-to-fall season.

Pottstown

The market runs along East High Street in downtown Pottstown, a Montgomery County borough on the Schuylkill River between Reading and Philadelphia. High Street is the town's historic main drag. Warm-season stands here bring produce, flowers, cheese, and baked goods from Berks and Montgomery county farms.

Lansdale

New Britain

Doylestown

As a proud local producers market and part of the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance, we bring together an incredible array of vendors offering the freshest vegetables, fruits, mushrooms, and microgreens alongside artisan pasta, pierogis, and a wide selection of baked goods. Round out your Saturday morning with locally sourced meats — beef, chicken, turkey, goat, and lamb — plus kombucha, wine and spirits, fresh-cut flowers, soaps, skin care, and aromatherapy products. Don’t forget to pick up something special for your pup from our dog treat vendors, and browse the work of our talented craft artisans. Whether you’re a longtime regular or joining us for the first time, we’re so glad you’re here. See you Saturday from 8am to 1pm!

Wrightstown (use Newtown for GPS)

Chalfont

Birdsboro

Reading

Mt Bethel

Reading

The Fairgrounds Farmers Market, next to Boscov's at Fairgrounds Square in Reading, gathers about 65 family-owned vendors at 2934 N. 5th Street Highway. Berks County shoppers come for locally grown produce, meats, cheeses, and prepared foods, and the market was voted the county's best in 2019. It runs year-round, Thursday and Friday 8am to 7pm and Saturday 8am to 4pm.

Reading

This seasonal open-air market runs on the 400 block of Penn Street in downtown Reading, the Berks County seat. Curbside stands carry produce, flowers, and prepared foods from Berks farms into the city center. Penn Street is Reading's main downtown corridor, near the courthouse and the GoggleWorks arts center.

Washington

Washington Borough's market is at 44 East Washington Avenue in Warren County, part of New Jersey's rural northwest. Growers from the surrounding farmland typically bring vegetables, tree fruit, eggs, and baked goods through summer and fall. The small-town main-street setting makes it an easy stop. As with most borough markets, the days and vendor list shift year to year, so check locally for the current schedule.