It’s that time of year when community farmer’s markets start their weekly schedule around the Main Line, offering a sustainable alternative to the grocery store! Eating locally grown food is not only good for you, it’s also good for the environment and the local economy, too. Plus, the fresh-air vibe can’t be beat.

So while the season is here, mix up your grocery-getting routine and shop one of these local weekday or weekend farmers markets. Grab a cup of fresh-roasted coffee and browse the tents of vibrantly colored fruits and vegetables. Chat with the local farmers and producers. Then fill your re-usable bag with seasonal produce, pasture-raised meats and eggs, fresh breads, cheese, and other handmade goods. It’s fun and tasty outing for the whole family.

Weekend Markets

Ambler

29 West Butler Pike, Ambler
Saturdays, 9 am – 12 pm (starting May 17, 2025)

Located in the heart of downtown Ambler, this “producer only” market is a weekly outdoor market featuring locally grown produce, sustainably raised meats, pastured eggs, and a variety of goods from area food artisans.. Some of the regular vendors you’ll find at Ambler include Kismet Bagels, Soul Brothers Meats, Apple Tree Farm, and Wake Coffee.

Berwyn

Handel’s Parking Lot, 511 Old Lancaster Road, Berwyn
Sundays, 9 am – 12 pm (starting May 4, 2025)

Established in 2023 by Culinary Harvest, the Berwyn Farmers Market aims to provide an immersive shopping and community experience. Founders Carlo Luciano and Sam Kennedy have curated a substantial line up of vendors to bring locally grown and artisanal-made food to the market. This new market expands the farm-to-table connection for Main Line residents, who in return are directly supporting these small businesses.

Bryn Mawr

7 N. Bryn Mawr Avenue, Bryn Mawr

Saturdays, 9 am – 1 pm (starting May 27, 2025)

Bryn Mawr is undoubtedly Farm to City‘s biggest and most established market in the suburbs. This long-running farmers market is a community hub. The market hosts vendors from all around Southeastern PA and consequently, you could do the bulk of your shopping here. You’ll find pasture-raised meat and eggs, small batch honey, and multiple produce farmers. There’s also artisanal cheese and breads, mushrooms, pickles, coffee, and much more.

Downingtown

Kerr Park, 28 E Pennsylvania Avenue, Downingtown
Saturdays, 9 am – 1 pm (starting May 31, 2025)

The Downingtown Farmers Market is part of the Growing Roots organization, which manages farmers markets in Chester and Berks Counties. Some of the vendors you’ll find here are Barking Dog Farm and Storm Crow Farm for produce, Wyebrook Farm for meats, and Hangry Bear Creamery for sweets.

Lansdowne

30 N. Lansdowne Avenue, Lansdowne
Saturdays, 9 am – 1 pm (starting May 24, 2025)

The Lansdowne Farmers Market takes place every Saturday in the center of town and features a wide range of local goods. Shoppers will find seasonal produce—including organic and heirloom varieties—along with fresh bread and pastries, prepared foods, cheeses, honey, plants, and more. The market also offers items like infused oils, coffee, tea, cider, and locally made wine and spirits.

Malvern

Burke Park at Warren Avenue and Roberts Road, Malvern
Saturdays, 9 am – 1 pm (starting May 31, 2025)

Head to Burke Park in Malvern for the weekly farmers market organized by Growing Roots. Some of the farm vendors gathered here include Toad Stop Farm, Spotted Horse Provisions, and Five Saints Distilling. Looking for a sweet treat or baked goods? There’s something for everyone with Enchanted Flour Shop and Good Girls Bakery.

Media

Edgemont Street (between Front and State Streets), Media
Sundays, 10 am – 1 pm (starting May 1, 2025)

The Media Farmers Market takes place every Sunday, featuring hyper-local vendors like Pasture Song Farm, a pasture-raised meat producer; Robin Hill Organics, a produce farm in Newtown Square; and Media’s very own Sharrah Orchards. Other regulars at the Media farmers market include Milk Jawn ice cream, and Midnite Mushrooms. What’s more, on the first Sunday of each month, Neil’s Sharpening Service is at the Media market so you can get your kitchen knives sharpened.

Phoenixville

200 Mill Street, Phoenixville 19460 (under Veterans Memorial Gay Street Bridge)
Saturdays, 9 am – 12 pm (year-round)

The Phoenixville Farmers Market started back in 2002 with the help of the Food Trust. As a result, the market played a role in revitalizing downtown Phoenixville, providing access to fresh local food, as well as a friendly, community hub. Nowadays, shoppers can find seasonal produce, pasture-raised eggs, baked goods, and more—much of it harvested or made nearby. Set along the French Creek Trail, the market provides a welcoming outdoor setting for a weekly visit focused on local food and community.

Royersford

251 2nd Ave, Royersford

Saturdays, 10 am – 1 pm (starting May 3, 2025)

When residents of of the little town of Royersford were surveyed about what they’d like to see in their borough, one of the top responses was a farmers market. Through the hard work and commitment of the mayor and a group of dedicated volunteers, that goal was realized with the opening of the Royersford Farmers Market in 2023. Their mission is to provide the residents and neighbors of Royersford with an accessible and welcoming market offering locally-sourced and crafted goods by farmers, artisans, and entrepreneurs from the greater Royersford area.

Swarthmore

121 Park Avenue, Swarthmore
Saturdays, 9 am–12 pm (starting May 10, 2025)

The Swarthmore Farmers Market runs every Saturday from May through November in the Town Center parking lot. Organized by community members, the market hosts around 19 vendors each week, offering fresh, locally sourced food. It’s a neighborhood staple for weekend grocery shopping, with live music, local artists, and kids’ activities adding to the community atmosphere.

Upper Merion

Nor-View Farm, 670 North Henderson Road, King of Prussia
Saturdays, 10 am – 2 pm (starting May 17, 2025)

The Upper Merion Farmers Market, located at Nor-View Farm, has been serving the community for over 15 years. Each week, visitors can shop from a variety of vendors offering locally grown produce, handmade goods, and prepared foods. With a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere, the market supports local businesses and highlights the importance of sustainable agriculture.

West Chester

201 N. Church Street, West Chester
Saturdays, 9 am – 1 pm (starting May 2025)

Since opening in July 1995 with just 10 farmers, the West Chester Growers Market has grown into a vibrant hub for fresh, seasonal, and locally produced food. Now approaching its 30th year, the market hosts around 28 producers each week, offering everything from fruits and vegetables to meats, cheeses, baked goods, honey, flowers, and prepared foods. It’s become a cherished community space where residents connect and support local agriculture.

Weekday Markets

Bala Cynwyd

231 St. Asaphs Road, Bala Cynwyd
Wednesdays, 3 pm – 6 pm (starting May 7, 2025)

The Bala Cynwyd Farmers Market takes place every Wednesday and features a selection of locally grown produce, fresh-baked goods, dairy, and specialty items. Conveniently located for midweek shopping, the market offers a chance to stock up on seasonal ingredients and support local farmers and food makers. It’s a neighborhood spot to find fresh food and connect with the community.

Eagleview

Eagleview Town Center, 570 Wellington Square, Exton
Thursdays, 3pm – 6pm (weekly market starts May 1, 2025)

The Eagleview farmers market is handy for picking up fresh, local food during the week. Another of the Growing Roots-run markets, Eagleview features many of the same vendors you’ll find at their weekend locations.

Kennett Square

600 Broad Street, Kennett Square
Fridays, 3pm – 6 pm (weekly market starts May 2, 2025)

Since 2000, the Kennett Square Farmers Market has connected the community with local farmers and food artisans. A program of Kennett Collaborative, the market supports the town’s economic and social vitality by offering fresh, locally grown and made products each week. It’s a place to shop seasonal goods, meet small producers, and strengthen ties within the local food economy.

Narberth

Station Circle, Narberth
Thursdays, 3pm – 7 pm (weekly market starts May 8, 2025)

Debuting in 2023, the Narberth Farmers Market is a growing market anchored by the Honey Brook Harvest Collective, a network of family farms. Browse the vendors’ gorgeous fruit and produce, while enjoying the small town charm of Narberth.

Oakmont

Grace Chapel parking lot, 1 W. Eagle Road, Havertown
Wednesdays, 2:30pm – 5:30 pm (weekly market starts May 7, 2025)

The Oakmont Farmers Market in Havertown is a producers-only market offering a wide variety of locally sourced goods. Shoppers can find fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, meats, cheeses, baked goods, flowers, honey, pickled items, and more—including specialty products like spirits, beer, and handmade soaps. Held in the Grace Chapel parking lot at 1 West Eagle Road, the market runs rain or shine at the corner of Darby and Eagle Roads.

Lead photograph courtesy of Photo by R. Kennedy for VISIT PHILADLEPHIA®. Original article by Beth Gilbert-Crowell.