Collingswood Farmers Market

Proud Neighbors of Collingswood still serves as a sustaining sponsor of the Collingswood Farmers Market, linking the market’s current season to the civic group that helped launch it in 2000. The market runs outside under the PATCO High Speedline between Collings and Irvin avenues, along Atlantic Avenue and near the two massive blue water towers in downtown Collingswood. That combination of civic backing and a highly recognizable setting gives this Saturday market a strong sense of place without needing much introduction.

Why it matters locally

Pam Ciervo started the Collingswood Farmers Market in 2000 as a project of Proud Neighbors of Collingswood, and the market continues under that group’s sustaining sponsorship even after becoming a project of the Borough of Collingswood. That history matters because the market is tied directly to local civic organizations rather than operating as a standalone event.

The volunteer side is also built into the market itself. Friends of the Farmers Market organizes and hosts special events, staffs the Info + Merch tent, and runs the Veggie Valet. Seasonal events such as the blueberry, peach, and apple pie baking contests add another layer of participation that goes beyond shopping alone.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster is still being finalized for 2026, so the clearest on-site picture right now is a market built around farms and vendors, with real-time roster updates and a product search planned for shoppers who want to track down specific items. The market also cites a 12-vendor count claim for the current season.

• -Browse the farms + vendors directory as the 2026 roster updates in real time.
• -Use the product search to look up who sells a specific item.
• -Catch Opening Day on Saturday, May 2, 2026, at the start of the season.

Friends of the Farmers Market also hosts pie-centered events during the season, including a Blueberry Pie Baking Contest on July 11, a Peach Pie Baking Contest on August 22, and an Apple Pie Baking Contest on October 10, each scheduled for Saturday at 10am.

Know before you go

Parking is the detail most likely to shape your visit here. The PATCO Collingswood Station parking lot on North Atlantic Avenue extends to Irvin Avenue, and there is also free street parking along the market section of Atlantic Avenue and neighboring streets. Additional options include free lots between the market and the backside of Haddon Avenue businesses, kiosk or meter parking along Haddon Avenue, and more kiosk parking at the Lumberyard Garage across Collings Avenue on North Atlantic Avenue.

The address can point you toward the Public Works building, which sits alongside the market. Dogs are welcome, and the official Dog Tent is the place to purchase the market leash and receive the dog policy and behavior guidelines. Market guidelines may be enforced by Collingswood Special Police when needed.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP is accepted here, with EBT customers directed to stop at the market information tent to swipe their card and receive tokens. The market also states that its farms accept WIC and Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program vouchers, along with market gift certificates used as cash. If you need cash, ATMs are available inside Wawa and outside PNC Bank.