West Chester Growers Market
The West Chester Growers Market runs Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the corner of Church and Chestnut Streets in the borough. That is its regular slot every Saturday from May through December; from January through April it shifts to the first, third and fifth Saturdays, 10 a.m. to noon. For parking, the market's site sends you to downtown West Chester's own parking page. This is a producer-only market and the bylaws mean it: vendors sell only what they grow or produce themselves, and anyone who just resells is turned away at the application stage. The weekly roster averages 28 producers from the surrounding region. Expect seasonal fruits and vegetables alongside meats, cheese, local honey, breads, pastries, roasted coffee, local wines and spirits, hard ciders, fresh flowers, bedding plants and prepared foods. The member list runs from Big Sky Bread and Tally Ho Coffee to Society of Bacon, Conebella Farm, Vera Pasta and North Star Orchard, with rotating guests such as Hank's Cinnamon Buns and Rosie's Kettle Corn filling in around them. A Community Tent hosts non-profits and musicians who apply for a spot. The market opened on this same corner in July 1995 with 10 farmers, and its own pitch is a plain one: come and shake the hand that feeds you. Saturday's window is 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the shorter winter hours do not start until January.
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West Chester Growers Market
The West Chester Growers Market runs Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the corner of Church and Chestnut Streets in the borough. That is its regular slot every Saturday from May through December; from January through April it shifts to the first, third and fifth Saturdays, 10 a.m. to noon. For parking, the market's site sends you to downtown West Chester's own parking page. This is a producer-only market and the bylaws mean it: vendors sell only what they grow or produce themselves, and anyone who just resells is turned away at the application stage. The weekly roster averages 28 producers from the surrounding region. Expect seasonal fruits and vegetables alongside meats, cheese, local honey, breads, pastries, roasted coffee, local wines and spirits, hard ciders, fresh flowers, bedding plants and prepared foods. The member list runs from Big Sky Bread and Tally Ho Coffee to Society of Bacon, Conebella Farm, Vera Pasta and North Star Orchard, with rotating guests such as Hank's Cinnamon Buns and Rosie's Kettle Corn filling in around them. A Community Tent hosts non-profits and musicians who apply for a spot. The market opened on this same corner in July 1995 with 10 farmers, and its own pitch is a plain one: come and shake the hand that feeds you. Saturday's window is 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the shorter winter hours do not start until January.
West Chester Growers Market
The West Chester Growers Market runs Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the corner of Church and Chestnut Streets in the borough. That is its regular slot every Saturday from May through December; from January through April it shifts to the first, third and fifth Saturdays, 10 a.m. to noon. For parking, the market's site sends you to downtown West Chester's own parking page. This is a producer-only market and the bylaws mean it: vendors sell only what they grow or produce themselves, and anyone who just resells is turned away at the application stage. The weekly roster averages 28 producers from the surrounding region. Expect seasonal fruits and vegetables alongside meats, cheese, local honey, breads, pastries, roasted coffee, local wines and spirits, hard ciders, fresh flowers, bedding plants and prepared foods. The member list runs from Big Sky Bread and Tally Ho Coffee to Society of Bacon, Conebella Farm, Vera Pasta and North Star Orchard, with rotating guests such as Hank's Cinnamon Buns and Rosie's Kettle Corn filling in around them. A Community Tent hosts non-profits and musicians who apply for a spot. The market opened on this same corner in July 1995 with 10 farmers, and its own pitch is a plain one: come and shake the hand that feeds you. Saturday's window is 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the shorter winter hours do not start until January.
West Chester Growers Market
The West Chester Growers Market runs Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the corner of Church and Chestnut Streets in the borough. That is its regular slot every Saturday from May through December; from January through April it shifts to the first, third and fifth Saturdays, 10 a.m. to noon. For parking, the market's site sends you to downtown West Chester's own parking page. This is a producer-only market and the bylaws mean it: vendors sell only what they grow or produce themselves, and anyone who just resells is turned away at the application stage. The weekly roster averages 28 producers from the surrounding region. Expect seasonal fruits and vegetables alongside meats, cheese, local honey, breads, pastries, roasted coffee, local wines and spirits, hard ciders, fresh flowers, bedding plants and prepared foods. The member list runs from Big Sky Bread and Tally Ho Coffee to Society of Bacon, Conebella Farm, Vera Pasta and North Star Orchard, with rotating guests such as Hank's Cinnamon Buns and Rosie's Kettle Corn filling in around them. A Community Tent hosts non-profits and musicians who apply for a spot. The market opened on this same corner in July 1995 with 10 farmers, and its own pitch is a plain one: come and shake the hand that feeds you. Saturday's window is 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the shorter winter hours do not start until January.
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