Farmers Markets

City of Pittsburgh Farmers Markets

2026 Farmers Market Vendor Applications are OPEN!  Click HERE to go to the Farmers Market Vendor Registration page for more detailed info and the application link.

VENDOR RESOURCES

• 2026 Rules & Requirements(PDF, 378KB)
• 2026 Vendor Application
  • 2026 Paper Application(PDF, 258KB)
• 2026 Vendor FAQs(PDF, 377KB)
• Financial Inclusion Form
  • Link online HERE
  • Paper Application HERE(PDF, 204KB)
• Health Department 
  • Vendor Requirements
  • Application Guidelines(PDF, 202KB)
  • Paper Application for Seasonal Food Permit

Satisfy your appetite for fresh-picked fruits and vegetables by visiting farmers markets presented by CitiParks.

All markets sell farm-fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheese and baked goods, while several locations also sell flowers, small gifts and hot prepared foods to go. All markets accept food stamps (SNAP), credit and debit cards as part of Just Harvest's Fresh Access program.

2026 Farmers Market Season begins May 10, 2026!

2026 Market Schedule

Hours	Dates	Markets
Sundays 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.	May 10 - December 20, 2026 *Market CLOSED Sunday, 11/29/26 Hours Change to 10 AM to 1 PM in December	Squirrel Hill Beacon/Bartlett parking lot
Day/Dates TBD	The East End Farmers Market will operate as a Farm Stand for the 2026 Market Season.	East End Liberty Green Park, 100 Larimer Ave.
Wednesdays 3 - 7 p.m.	May 27 - October 28, 2026	Carrick Community Pavilion, 1529 Brownsville Rd.
Fridays 3 - 7 p.m.	May 29 - October 30, 2026	Northside Allegheny Commons Park, East Ohio St. & Cedar Ave.

Come to the Markets prepared to shop and don't forget your bags!  City of Pittsburgh's Bag Ban info HERE.

For more market information, follow CitiParks on Facebook, CitiParks on Twitter, CitiParks on Instagram or e-mail: farmersmarkets@pittsburghpa.gov.

Please remember to bring your reusable shopping bags to the Markets!  The City of Pittsburgh has a ban on plastic bags.  Learn more HERE.

All 4 CitiParks Farmers Markets accept food stamps (SNAP), credit and debit cards as part of Just Harvest's Fresh Access program.

Shoppers with SNAP benefits can get fresh, nutritious and local-grown food, including produce, meat, dairy, bread and baked goods, produce plants, seeds and honey. (Hot prepared food items, alcohol and non-food items are not eligible for SNAP purchases.) Food Bucks give Fresh Access food stamp shoppers extra money to spend on fruits and veggies. For every $5 spent in food stamps, receive an extra $2 to spend on produce.   For more information, visit justharvest.org/fresh-access

 

last updated: 01/14/2026