Farmers Markets

City of Pittsburgh Farmers Markets

The 2026 Farmers Market Season begins Sunday, May 10!

Vendor applications are currently open for select dates and vendor categories at the Carrick Farmers Market. Interested vendors should visit the vendor registration page.

Buy fresh and local! The City of Pittsburgh operates three farmers markets, but there are over twenty-five markets open in the City during the season. Your support for local farmers helps to strengthen the regional economy and make Pittsburgh a more resilient city.

Several factors lead to Pittsburgh being well-positioned to maximize the impact of its farmers' markets. Pittsburgh is located in the middle of an abundant agricultural region, combined with strong city and regional pride and a robust network of food access organizations that has allowed for farmers markets in the city to thrive for decades.

2026 Market Schedule

Markets	Hours	Dates
Squirrel Hill Beacon/Bartlett parking lot	Sundays *9 a.m. - 1 p.m.	May 10 - December 20, 2026 No Market Sunday, November 29 *Hours Change to 10 AM to 1 PM in December
East End Liberty Green Park, 100 Larimer Ave.	Mondays 3 - 7 p.m.	The East End Farmers Market will operate as a Farm Stand for the 2026 Market Season.
Carrick Community Pavilion, 1529 Brownsville Rd.	Wednesdays *3 - 7 p.m.	May 27 - October 28, 2026 *Hours change to 3 - 6 p.m. in November
Northside Allegheny Commons Park, E. North Ave. & Cedar Ave.	Fridays *3 - 7 p.m.	May 29 - November 20, 2026 Free parking along Cedar Ave. during market hours. *Hours change to 3 - 6 p.m. in November

For market updates, follow the Office of Special Events (@PghEventsOffice) and CitiParks (@CitiParksPgh) on social media, or email farmersmarkets@pittsburghpa.gov.

Remember to bring your reusable shopping bags to the Markets! The City of Pittsburgh has a ban on plastic bags. Learn more about the plastic bag ban here.

Get More Fresh Food with SNAP & Food Bucks!

Shoppers using SNAP benefits can purchase a wide variety of fresh, nutritious, and locally grown items at the market, including:

Fresh produce
Meat, dairy, bread, and baked goods
Honey
Seeds and plants that produce food

Note: Hot prepared food, alcohol, and non-food items are not eligible for SNAP purchases.

Stretch Your Budget with Food Bucks!

Get extra money for fruits and vegetables through our Fresh Access program. For every $1 you spend in SNAP benefits, you will receive an extra $1 Food Bucks token to spend on fresh produce.

Want to learn more? Check out the Just Harvest website for full details.

last updated: 06/12/2026