The Food Trust markets will be closed 12/24/25 – 1/1/26 to give our hardworking staff and vendors a well-deserved break to rest, recharge, and enjoy the holiday season. Clark Park on 1/3/2026 will be our first market of the new year.
The Food Trust markets will be closed 12/24/25 – 1/1/26 to give our hardworking staff and vendors a well-deserved break to rest, recharge, and enjoy the holiday season. Clark Park on 1/3/2026 will be our first market of the new year.
At the peak of the growing season, The Food Trust’s Farmers Market Program operates a network of farmers markets and farm stands in Philadelphia, including Clark Park Farmers Market, Philly’s oldest year-round market, and Headhouse Farmers Market, one of the city’s largest outdoor markets.
All of our markets accept SNAP/EBT and P-EBT, Food Bucks (fruit and vegetable coupons), and WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) checks. Farmers and vendors accept cash, with many able to accept credit, debit, and pre-orders. The Food Trust Farmers Markets make fruits and vegetables more affordable to everyone.
2025 Vendor Information
The Food Trust’s farmers markets and farm stands offer local produce, meats, dairy, dry goods and more in neighborhoods across the city. To find a farmers market near you, check out our individual market pages below, download our 2025 Farmers Market Guide for easy reference, or visit the City of Philadelphia’s farmers market finder for a broad array of offerings, including farmers market run by The Food Trust as well as other operators across the city. To find out where to spend your 2025 WIC/Senior checks (FMNP), click here.
The Food Trust operates three year-round, multi-vendor farmers markets in neighborhoods across Philadelphia. All of the following markets accept cash, EBT/P-EBT, Food Bucks and WIC/senior checks, and many vendors also accept credit/debit.
Update: After Overbrook Farmers Market’s 2024 closure due to a fire at Overbrook Presbyterian Church, our farmers have moved on to new opportunities, and the market will not reopen for the 2025 season. We remain dedicated to strengthening food access in the Overbrook community, and will continue to actively promote and support local food programs in the area.
We are proud to work with community partners, neighborhood associations and corporate entities to support our network of year-round markets. If you’re interested in sponsorship opportunities or in bringing a farmers market to your neighborhood, email farmersmarket@thefoodtrust.org.
In addition to our year-round farmers markets, The Food Trust operates smaller seasonal farm stands in neighborhoods where healthy food may otherwise be hard to access. Accepted currencies include cash, EBT/P-EBT, Food Bucks and WIC/senior checks, and many vendors also accept credit/debit.
The Food Trust supports a number of independently run farmers markets across the city in distributing and accepting Food Bucks, in addition to cash, EBT/P-EBT and WIC/senior checks:
Click here to find more locations to redeem your Food Bucks, including local corner stores and supermarkets.
Click here to review the City of Philadelphia Farmers Market Operator Guide to learn more about responsibilities and best practices for operators and vendors.
Philadelphia is home to a wide range of farmers markets run by an array of operators. Visit the City of Philadelphia’s Farmers Market Finder to find a market near you, or learn about how The Food Trust connects local farmers and producers with local schools.
The Children’s Community School, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, The Clark, The Haas Group Real Estate, Halberstadt Homes, Humana MarketPoint, Independence Blue Cross, J on the Way – an initiative of the Philly JCC, Junior League of Philadelphia, Little Leaf Farms, Natural Lands, Oak Street Health, Patriot Home Care, Penn Rodebaugh Diabetes Center, Philadelphia Flyers, Philadelphia Visitor Center Corporation, Precision Benefits Group, SEPTA, Science History Institute, Squirrel! Dog Training, TWEE
Click here for more information, or contact Jessica Borger, Vice President of Development and Impact (jborger@thefoodtrust.org or 215-383-5427).