83 upcoming #Markets events in the city

Night market featuring vintage, art, makers, and records. Sound by Physicianism, beer by Neshaminy Creek, coffee and food by Grindcore.

Year-round Saturday market in picturesque Fitler Square Park at 23rd & Pine Streets, established in 2003 and now run directly by Brogue Hydroponics. Saturdays 9 AM–12 PM. A regular Saturday morning routine for residents of the neighborhood. Included as a partner market in The Food Trust's network. Accepts cash, credit, SNAP/EBT, FMNP, and Philly Food Bucks.

Saturdays 10 a.m.–2 p.m. at 43rd Street and Chester Avenue. Established in 1998, this is Philadelphia's oldest year-round farmers market and one of The Food Trust's largest. The market moved from the sidewalk into 43rd Street itself in 2019, with support from Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, Friends of Clark Park, and the University of the Sciences. Accepts cash, SNAP/EBT, Food Bucks, and WIC/senior vouchers.

Year-round Saturday market in the Piazza Alta Courtyard at 1099 Germantown Ave in Northern Liberties, starting at 10 AM. Over a dozen vendors including Lost Bread & Co, Grand Cru Farm, Saint Rocco's Treats, Penngrows, Hayday Farms, Hilltop Haven Wine, and Guilty Good Pastries. Features rotating seasonal vendors and themed weekly events celebrating all things local. Operated by Post Brothers. Accepts cash and credit.

One of the longest-running farmers markets in Philadelphia, open every Saturday year-round at the intersection of Germantown Avenue and Mermaid Lane in front of The Mermaid Inn. Winter hours: 10 AM–12 PM. Spring through fall hours: 9 AM–12 PM. A producer-only market where you meet the people who grow and make your food. Vendors include Fahnestock Fruit Farm, Primordia Farm, Rineer Family Farm, Taproot Farm (certified organic), Canter Hill Farm, Lost Bread, Market Day Canelé, The Pasta Lab, Aurora Grace, Taste of Puebla, Triple Bottom Brewery, and more. Most forms of payment accepted. PA FMNP vouchers accepted for fresh fruits and vegetables. Operated by Evergreen Events. Part of a 20-year tradition of local food shopping in one of Philadelphia's most beloved and historic neighborhoods.

Philadelphia's flagship farmers market, operated by Farm to City at 18th & Walnut Streets in Rittenhouse Square. Saturdays year-round: 9 AM–2 PM from April through November, 10 AM–2 PM from December through March. Over two dozen weekly vendors plus rotating guest producers sell farm-fresh produce, pasture-raised meats, artisanal cheeses, baked goods, cut flowers, prepared foods, and locally made spirits. Accepts cash, credit, and PA FMNP vouchers for fresh fruits and vegetables. A Tuesday market also operates at this location.

Fourth Annual printPHILLY! Print Fair in collaboration with the Philadelphia Print Consortium. Over 40 participating artists, print shops, collectives, and nonprofit spaces celebrating printmaking as a dynamic contemporary practice.

Year-round Saturday market under the Twin Bridges at 4100 Ridge Avenue in East Falls. Open every Saturday rain or shine. Hours: 10 AM–1 PM from May through November, 11 AM–1 PM from December through April. Features a variety of farmers, prepared foods and beverages, artisans, musicians, and community organizations. McCann's Farm offers a "Bag of the Best"—a CSA-style bag with pre-chosen veggies for $10 and $20. Accepts cash and PA FMNP vouchers. Operated by the East Falls Development Corporation.

Pop-up with Aunt Orphia's Pound Cake—treat yourself to beloved, buttery pound cakes, baked from a cherished family recipe.

Get ready for a fun beer experience when the Philly Beer Fest kicks off. Enjoy specially curated exhibitors, including PA’s top breweries, as they share with you some of the best beers, beverages, eats, and more, in the country.

The Crane Community Center converts into a local artisanal marketplace featuring more than 40 vendors for the annual Chinese New Year Market.

Sundays 10am-2pm year-round under the 18th-century Shambles—the oldest surviving market structure in the country, designated a National Historic Landmark in 1966. According to PhilaHistory.org, the market was established in 1745 by mayor Edward Shippen and Joseph Wharton. The Food Trust has operated it since 2007 with 40+ vendors at peak season. Accepts SNAP/EBT, Food Bucks, and WIC/senior vouchers. Winter hours (January-April) shorten to 10am-1pm. Pets no longer permitted inside the Shambles as of March 2025.

A vibrant, community-driven market in the heart of South Philadelphia at Dickinson Square Park, 1600 E. Moyamensing Ave. Sundays 10 AM–1 PM (currently on winter hiatus). More than just a market—a hub of activity where neighbors gather to enjoy live music, family-friendly activities, and seasonal celebrations. Vendors include Lost Bread (Philadelphia), Taste of Puebla (Kennett Square), FarmerJawn Agriculture (Media), Saint Rocco's Treats (Pipersville), Mermead honey wine (Philadelphia), Anna Bee's Honey (Philadelphia), and Triple Bottom Brewing (Philadelphia). Operated by Evergreen Events. Accepts cash, credit, and FMNP.

Year-round Tuesday farm stand at 22nd and Cecil B. Moore in North Central Philadelphia. Tuesdays 9 AM–12:30 PM. All produce is free. Also accepts FMNP and Philly Food Bucks. Operated by Sanctuary Farm Phila, a community-rooted urban farm dedicated to food access and neighborhood wellness.

The weekday companion to the flagship Saturday market, operated by Farm to City at 18th & Walnut Streets in Rittenhouse Square. Tuesdays year-round from 10 AM–2 PM. A smaller but dedicated lineup of weekly vendors and rotating guest producers offer farm-fresh produce, baked goods, prepared foods, and specialty items. Accepts cash, credit, and PA FMNP vouchers for fresh fruits and vegetables.

Rooted: Origins of American Gardening — immersive garden exhibits and stunning floral displays celebrating the stories, cultural traditions, and horticultural inspiration that connect us to plants and each other.

Join us for our long awaited debut of Collide Zine Issue 12 on March 3rd at our favorite community bar and art haven,  Tattooed Mom ! Starting at 6pm, the upstairs front room will be open for shopping a select 10 local artist and maker’s wares–make friends with our thriving artist family and see what our zine is all about! To apply to vend at this event, click here:   https://docs.google.com/ forms/d/16- n6JKgGYcPpqX2KSZ9cx9DVR_ 6Gi67BTIQtSVifTko **VENDOR APPS DUE BY 2/24** To pick up your pre orders of the issue or buy yours hot off the press, slide down to the back room of the upstairs bar, where we’ll be running an open mic for poetry, short stories, and comedy (you name it, anything goes!) from 6:30 to 9pm. We’ll be giving away RAFFLE PRIZES to anyone who performs on the mic–so get your name on the list early! Spots fill up quickly. Everyone is a winner at this event–enjoy free art and tickets to upcoming art events from our local business partners <3 Collide = community. Show us what you’re about and we’ll see you there! We can’t wait. TUESDAY, MARCH 3RD 6-9PM NO COVER // FREE FUN RSVP: FB EVENT | EVENTBRITE Follow Collide Zine on Instagram @collidezinephilly ***

Year-round Wednesday farm stand at 1900 N 9th Street, Suite 104 (inside PHMC Health Connections) in North Central Philadelphia. Wednesdays 10 AM–12 PM. Vouchers available for patients of PHMC Health Connections. Prices are below market value. Accepts cash, FMNP, and Philly Food Bucks. Operated by Sanctuary Farm Phila, a community-rooted urban farm dedicated to food access and neighborhood wellness.

One of the longest-running farm stands in Philadelphia, over 20 years old. Also known as The Fountain Market, located in the driveway of the South Philadelphia Older Adult Center next to the Acme near Passyunk Avenue & Dickinson Street. Open year-round every Wednesday afternoon from 2–6 PM. Anchored by Cherri Blossom Farm from Honey Brook, PA—a small family farm growing produce without chemical help and bringing traditional Pennsylvania Dutch baked goods including homemade pies, sourdough breads, whole wheat loaves, muffins, whoopee pies, crackers, and granola. Also offers farm-fresh meats, eggs, cheese, honey, and flowers from the Honey Brook–Lancaster region. Accepts cash, credit, debit, and PA FMNP vouchers for fresh fruits and vegetables.

Year-round Thursday market from 2–5 p.m. at 22nd Street and Fairmount Avenue, directly across from Eastern State Penitentiary. The Food Trust has operated this market since 2004, featuring vendors like Shevy's Babka Paradise and Mycopolitan mushrooms alongside seasonal produce, poultry, eggs, baked goods, honey, cheese, flowers, coffee, wine, and spirits. Accepts SNAP/EBT, Food Bucks, and WIC/senior vouchers.

Year-round Saturday market in picturesque Fitler Square Park at 23rd & Pine Streets, established in 2003 and now run directly by Brogue Hydroponics. Saturdays 9 AM–12 PM. A regular Saturday morning routine for residents of the neighborhood. Included as a partner market in The Food Trust's network. Accepts cash, credit, SNAP/EBT, FMNP, and Philly Food Bucks.

Saturdays 10 a.m.–2 p.m. at 43rd Street and Chester Avenue. Established in 1998, this is Philadelphia's oldest year-round farmers market and one of The Food Trust's largest. The market moved from the sidewalk into 43rd Street itself in 2019, with support from Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, Friends of Clark Park, and the University of the Sciences. Accepts cash, SNAP/EBT, Food Bucks, and WIC/senior vouchers.

Year-round Saturday market in the Piazza Alta Courtyard at 1099 Germantown Ave in Northern Liberties, starting at 10 AM. Over a dozen vendors including Lost Bread & Co, Grand Cru Farm, Saint Rocco's Treats, Penngrows, Hayday Farms, Hilltop Haven Wine, and Guilty Good Pastries. Features rotating seasonal vendors and themed weekly events celebrating all things local. Operated by Post Brothers. Accepts cash and credit.

One of the longest-running farmers markets in Philadelphia, open every Saturday year-round at the intersection of Germantown Avenue and Mermaid Lane in front of The Mermaid Inn. Winter hours: 10 AM–12 PM. Spring through fall hours: 9 AM–12 PM. A producer-only market where you meet the people who grow and make your food. Vendors include Fahnestock Fruit Farm, Primordia Farm, Rineer Family Farm, Taproot Farm (certified organic), Canter Hill Farm, Lost Bread, Market Day Canelé, The Pasta Lab, Aurora Grace, Taste of Puebla, Triple Bottom Brewery, and more. Most forms of payment accepted. PA FMNP vouchers accepted for fresh fruits and vegetables. Operated by Evergreen Events. Part of a 20-year tradition of local food shopping in one of Philadelphia's most beloved and historic neighborhoods.