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Quakertown Farmers Market

The indoor market locals call Q-Mart, with more than 100 farmers market departments selling produce, meats, baked goods, and just about anything else with a price tag. Open year-round, Friday and Saturday 9 to 9 and Sunday 10 to 5.

Address: 201 Station Road, Quakertown, PA 18951 Instagram: @qtownfarmersmarket

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Annual Winter Coat Drive

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Fri, Oct 2 – Sun, Nov 1 · Quakertown Farmers Market

Bag up clean coats you are done with and drop them at the market office by Entrance 4, on the market's open days through the end of October. They go to the Salvation Army.

Annual Fall Craft Show

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Sat, Oct 3 – Sun, Oct 4 · Quakertown Farmers Market

Two days of craft vendors set up inside the market building alongside the regular stands. Saturday runs long, Sunday wraps at four, and the lot off Station Road fills fast.

Fall Car Show

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Sat, Oct 10 · Quakertown Farmers Market

The East Penn Modifiers bring more than a hundred vintage and modified cars to the market lot for the day. Walk the rows, then head inside for lunch from the stands.

Free Concert: Shep & Jim

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Sun, Oct 11 · 10:00 AM–2:00 PM · Quakertown Farmers Market

A duo playing standards and oldies in the market aisles, four hours long and free to walk up to. Second Sunday of the month while the food counters run.

Thanksgiving Food Drive

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Fri, Oct 16 – Sun, Nov 15 · Quakertown Farmers Market

The market collects food on its open days from mid October to the middle of November, ahead of Thanksgiving. Bring something along when you come for the produce stands.

WWWA Wrestling

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Sat, Oct 24 · 6:30 PM–9:00 PM · Quakertown Farmers Market

Independent pro wrestling in the market hall on the fourth Saturday night of the month. Two and a half hours of it, folding chairs, and the food counters nearby.

Trick or Treat & Halloween Costume Contest

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Sat, Oct 31 · 1:00 PM–2:00 PM · Quakertown Farmers Market

Kids trick or treat through the market aisles on Halloween afternoon, then line up for the costume contest. One to two in the afternoon, indoors and out of the wind.

Free Concert: Shep & Jim

live music

Sun, Nov 8 · 10:00 AM–2:00 PM · Quakertown Farmers Market

A duo playing standards and oldies in the market aisles, four hours long and free to walk up to. Second Sunday of the month while the food counters run.

Black Friday Weekend Sales

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Fri, Nov 27 – Sun, Nov 29 · Quakertown Farmers Market

Three days of markdowns across the market stands, Friday through Sunday after Thanksgiving. More than a hundred independent sellers under one roof, which beats circling a mall parking lot.

WWWA Wrestling

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Sat, Nov 28 · 6:30 PM–9:00 PM · Quakertown Farmers Market

Independent pro wrestling in the market hall on the fourth Saturday night of the month. Two and a half hours of it, folding chairs, and the food counters nearby.

Santa Photos

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Sun, Nov 29 · 11:00 AM–4:30 PM · Quakertown Farmers Market

Santa takes his spot at the market the Sunday after Thanksgiving, eleven in the morning to four thirty. The first of the season's photo dates at 201 Station Road.

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