A Guide to Farmers’ Markets in West Philadelphia

Offering local and organic foods year round!

Community members shop for fresh produce at the Clark Park Farmers' market

Farmers’ markets add value to our neighborhood, create community, and facilitate access to fresh and local produce. Here we do our best to offer up-to-date information on farmer’s markets around West Philadelphia.

Community members shop for fresh produce at the Clark Park Farmers' market

Clark Park Farmers’ Market

Where: 43rd Street & Baltimore Avenue
When: Saturday, 10am-2pm (year-round), Thursday, 3pm-7pm (May through Thanksgiving)
Products: Wide variety of organic and conventional produce, meat and dairy products, baked goods, cut flowers.
Payments Accepted: Cash, SNAP/EBT/P-EBT cards, Food Bucks and WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) vouchers. Most vendors accept credit/debit payments.

A table full of fresh produce at the Clark Park Farmers' market

Farm to City University Square Farmers’ Market

Where: 36th and Walnut Streets
When: Wednesday, 10am-5pm, open year-round
Products: Produce, baked goods, pastries, breads, plants, flowers, and more!
Payments Accepted: Cash, FMNP vouchers, Dining Dollars, and PennCash. Producers are encouraged be authorized to accept Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program Vouchers and SNAP/EBT cards.

A table full of fresh produce at the Clark Park Farmers' market

52nd & Haverford Farmers’ Market

Where: Haverford Avenue and North 52nd Street
When: Wednesdays from 1pm to 5pm from May through November
About: Established in 2005, this market is located in the Haddington neighborhood of Philadelphia. This market is very popular with the senior citizens residing nearby who claim that the market is a convenient and affordable source of fresh produce.

Payment Accepted: Cash, SNAP/ACCESS cards, Philly Food Bucks and WIC and Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) vouchers.