Emmaus Farmers' Market

Emmaus Farmers' Market gathers at Triangle Park in Emmaus, with support from When & Where?, giving the market a specific downtown anchor rather than a parking-lot setup. The market opens its regular season from May through November on Sundays, and its event calendar also includes Winter Market dates at the same Triangle Park location. That combination makes this a market with a recurring outdoor home and added colder-weather dates in the same public setting. The current season marks the market's 23rd season in Emmaus, a detail highlighted on opening day.

Why it matters locally

Triangle Park is central to how this market operates: regular market days, opening day, and winter market events are all held there in Emmaus. The market also identifies itself as producer-only, meaning items sold there must be grown or made by the person selling them. That rule shapes the market toward direct sales from the farm, bakery, roastery, flower grower, or maker behind each stand.

The vendor mix reinforces that structure with named local-scale producers rather than anonymous resellers, from Apple Ridge Farm's sourdough bread to Bee Well Blooms' cut flowers and Fungified Farm's gourmet mushrooms. The market's partnerships also connect it to public-benefit programs and local institutions, including SNAP acceptance through Teprovich Farms and references to the Borough of Emmaus in community table materials.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster leans heavily toward foods and farm goods that come straight from the producer, with a noticeable mix of staple groceries, pantry items, and a few specialty makers. Bread, coffee, dairy, meat, herbs, flowers, mushrooms, salsa, spirits, and lemonade all appear in the current lineup, giving the market a practical shopping shape rather than a single-category focus.

• -Pick up sourdough bread, other baked goods, and value-added products from Apple Ridge Farm.
• -Find roasted specialty coffee from Backyard Beans Coffee Company.
• -Shop raw milk and other dairy products from BAD Farm.
• -Browse homemade organic dog treats, plus dog birthday cakes and treats, from Barkley's Bakery.
• -Bring home cut flowers from Bee Well Blooms.
• -Cook with culinary herbs and spices grown by Blue Sun Growers.
• -Choose 100% grass fed meats, poultry, and eggs from Breakaway Farms.
• -Cool off with lemonade made from lemons, water, and sugar at Ce-Ce's Lemonade.
• -Add jarred flavor with salsa products from Easton Salsa Company.
• -Look for spirits produced by micro-distillery Five Saints Distilling.
• -Stock up on gourmet mushrooms from Fungified Farm.

The events calendar adds a few useful seasonal cues. Opening day marks the start of the 23rd season in Emmaus, while Winter Market dates at Triangle Park have been scheduled for April with 10am to noon hours and a rain-or-shine format.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is one of the clearest visit-planning rules for this market. Parking is comparatively straightforward: free parking is available on Sundays in Schantz Funeral Home's lot on Third Street, and there is also free on-street parking around the market. If accessibility parking matters, handicapped spaces are available in front of Morty's Steaks and at additional nearby locations, including across from Emmaus Theatre.

Restroom access is also addressed on-site. A port-a-potty is located behind Morty's Steaks during market hours. For orientation, the market is held at Triangle Park at 235 Main Street in Emmaus, which places it directly within the borough's main downtown setting.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP benefits are accepted at the market through Teprovich Farms. The market also notes that Farmers' Market Nutrition Program checks are accepted by registered vendors. Payment methods are presented clearly enough that shoppers planning to use benefits or program checks have a defined path at the market.