Sunday Farmers Market

With 20 years of experience working within the Philadelphia region’s local food scene, Evergreen Events has managed over 50 farmers markets collectively, including some of the biggest and most successful markets in the area.

Together with the local farmers and producers, they’ve helped bring tons of freshly grown, artisanally made food to communities in and around Philadelphia. STOP BY AND SHOP ON SUNDAYS THROUGH NOV. 19

Wyncote Farm (Wyncote, PA) is owned and operated by Wyncote Academy. Through their Urban Agriculture Program, they aim to reconnect the youth with nature and all aspects of the farm from seed to harvest. They are dedicated to providing education in sustainable food practices and making informed and healthy food choices. Wyncote Farm will be bringing locally grown vegetables, honey and eggs. 

Sharrah Orchards (Orrtanna, PA) from Adams County, variety of fresh fruits and vegetables throughout the year - berries, cherries, peaches, plums, pears, apples and more - from a farming family that goes back to the Civil War.  

Lost Bread (Philadelphia, PA) "Along with the expected multi-grain, Italian-style pane da tavola and deli rye, are creative breads like cranberry pepita, olive citrus, and a rye made with roasted beets. The freshly milled ancient-grain flour creates a depth of flavor unlike that of other loaves..." - The Philadelphia Citizen

Settantatre Pasta Company (Milmont Park, PA) it means 73 in Italian, Settantatré is a pasta company born from the idea everyone should enjoy fresh handmade pasta. GF and conventional styles available.

Nilaa Coffee (Philadelphia, PA) A Philadelphia-based specialty coffee roaster. Their mission is to bring you the best coffees from the most unique people and places in Southeast Asia (and beyond).

Aaji's Coastal Indian Cusine (Philadelphia, PA) a women-led family venture that demonstrates love through the food they serve and the good they do, bringing to market authentic recipes from their family's kitchen.