Farmers’ Markets are out-door “grocery stores” where you can buy fresh vegetables, fruits and other foods and goods. Farmers markets bring fresh produce to communities that do not have access to good, quality fresh foods.
Farmers’ Markets are usually opened a few hours, one day per week. Some Farmers’ Markets are open all year, others are open seasonally, usually from late spring (May) through the fall (October).
We have lots of Farmers Markets around Baltimore City that offer a variety of foods and other goods as well as easy and affordable ways of making purchases. Many places accept WIC and SNAP vouchers; provide discounts for seniors; and offer Farmers Market vouchers that you can buy that add more dollar value to your purchases like coupons in the regular grocery store.
Here’s a sample of some of our Farmers Markets in Baltimore City that accept SNAP benefits (Independence Cards) and WIC vouchers:
Park Heights Community Farmers’ Market
5201 Park Heights Avenue (Pimlico Race Course Parking Lot)
Open: Wednesdays 9:30 am – 2:30 pm June 15th through November 23rd
Go Life/Clyburn Farmers’ Market
2605 Bannister Road
Open: Saturdays 7:30 am – 11:00 am June 4th through November 12th
Highlandtown Farmers’ Market
400 South Conkling Street @ Eastern Avenue
Open: Saturdays 7:00 am – 1:00 pm June 9th through October 13th
West Baltimore MARC Station Parking Lot
400 N. Smallwood Street between Franklin and Mulberry
Open: Saturdays 9:00 am – 1:00 pm June through November 19th
32nd Street/Waverly Farmers’ Market
400 block of East 32nd Street
Open: Saturdays 7:00 am – Noon All Year Round!
Looking for a full list of Farmers’ Market in Maryland? Check out this link!
