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Farmers Market
Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore Medical Systems, Inc. organizes Highlandtown Farmers' Market, tying the market's weekly shopping to a partner that also hosts a walking group beginning around 5pm at the market. In Highlandtown, near the 400 block of South Conkling Street, the market is described alongside produce, meats, seafood, deliveries, and neighborhood activity rather than as a stand-alone stop. That gives this market a distinctly neighborhood-scale feel: a place where ordering a turkey from Lynne Ferguson, picking up vegetables from Kahl Farm, or joining an all-ages walk can happen within the same familiar setting.
The market's connection to Baltimore Medical Systems, Inc. is one of the clearest signs of its local role, with the organization identified as organizer and host of an all-ages walking group that starts around 5pm at the market. That pairing puts food access and neighborhood routine in the same place, rather than treating the market as only a shopping errand.
The market is also grounded in Highlandtown itself. Delivery notes place pickups near the Farmers' Market site on the 400 block of South Conkling Street in Highlandtown, and the page repeatedly situates the market within the neighborhood and near Highlandtown's Main Street. Local names recur throughout the market's materials, from Highlandtown resident and market-goer Monica sharing a peach-freezing method to volunteer Katie Wollman writing about market life.
The mix here leans practical and specific: staple vegetables, farm meats, seafood by the pint or dozen, holiday pie orders, and even one craft vendor appear in the market's own lineup. It reads like a market where shoppers may come with a short list and leave with dinner, a dessert order, and a conversation with the people selling it.
Beyond shopping, the market materials include small, descriptive extras tied to the people around it. An all-ages walking group hosted by Baltimore Medical Systems, Inc. begins around 5pm at the market, while other posts share a peach-freezing method from Highlandtown resident Monica and a farmer-focused recipe from the Kahl family.
No dogs is the clearest visit rule listed for Highlandtown Farmers' Market, so that is the detail most likely to change your plan before heading over. The market is associated with the 400 block of South Conkling Street in Highlandtown, including delivery and pickup notes that place orders near the Farmers' Market site there. Restrooms are listed as unavailable, and while payment methods are marked clear, no SNAP/EBT detail is provided here.
If you are arranging an order rather than browsing day-of, Lynne Ferguson's market contact email and the listed phone number give a direct route for coordination tied to Ferguson Family Farm and market pickups.
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4.8 average from 5 reviews on Google
This Market is the best! I been coming to this market for over 12 years.The pricing on their meats are affordable, they ALWAYS have sales that I love! From the time I enter this establishment, the female and male security guards greet me, the staff are readily available to assist and the cashiers are very swift with scanning items on the conveyor belt to get customers out! Thank you Highland Market! Still come here to buy their meats!
The market is a great place in the community, I love supporting a local grocery store that truly passes on savings and quality to their customers. Amazing variety of meat and produce at unbeatable prices.
I like this place. The produce, is fresh and plentiful. The meats offered, appear to be previously frozen, but the selection is adequate...and so far, it's always been well packaged (no freezer burn).
I just moved to Fells Point and was on my way home from my doctor's office in Canton when I saw this place. I went in just to grab some chicken breasts and was pleasantly surprised. The prices were reasonable, meat and produce were fresh. I've made several trips and this is my to go place for groceries now.
Inexpensive groceries with surprisingly great international selection. Decent selection of options for special diets, if you are looking for organic options you should head down to Canton Crossing. Older parking lot and anti-theft bollards at the entrance make this store more difficult for people with mobility issues.
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