Leesport Farmers Market Inc.

Leesport Farmers Market Inc. sits within the Banquet Hall grounds, a setting that immediately signals this is more than a row of farm tables. The market runs year-round with Wednesday market activity, a first-Sunday market, and a long roster of named indoor vendors that ranges from poultry and deli counters to ceramics, books, and arcade space. That mix gives Leesport a distinct shape: part farmers market, part market house, part event grounds, with separate indoor and outdoor areas including flea-market space, a pole building, and meeting-room space on the property.

Why it matters locally

Wednesday is the backbone here: the site lists a weekly flea market, weekly farmers market, and a weekly livestock auction, all tied to the same day and all offered year-round. That schedule gives Leesport a regular market rhythm that extends beyond produce-only shopping and keeps agricultural trade, resale activity, and prepared-food stops in one place.

The grounds also support recurring public events that bring different kinds of sellers into the same venue, including craft shows, toy shows, an auto parts flea market, a sports card and memorabilia show, and feeder sales. Together with the indoor market-house vendors and the outdoor flea-market areas, that gives Leesport an unusually broad local role within one address.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster reads more like a market campus than a narrow farm stand lineup. Food counters sit alongside crafts, collectibles, books, photography, salon services, and general merchandise, so a trip here can lean grocery-focused or browse-heavy depending on where you start.

• -Pick up pizza from Zehner’s Pizza.
• -Find poultry at Wegman’s Poultry.
• -Browse ceramics at Linda’s Ceramics.
• -Shop fish at Mulligan’s Fish.
• -Look through gemstones at Lady Lynora’s gemstone & Treasures.
• -Stop for arcade play at Confetti Arcade.
• -Check meats at bixler meats.
• -Browse crafts at Country Peddler Crafts.
• -Order deli items from Strickler Deli.
• -Get coffee at Old GLory Coffee shop.
• -Grab hoagies from Linda’s Hoagies.
• -Shop seasonings at Spice Lady.
• -Browse cards at Hoffman’s Cards.
• -Find poultry at Neidermyer Poultry.
• -Choose candy from The Candy Lady.
• -Pick up dairy items at Grube’s Dairy.
• -Order barbecue from Eggacy BBQ.
• -Browse photography from North Light Photography.
• -Grab soft pretzels from Soft pretzels.
• -Find books at Noelle’s Books.
• -Look for baked goods at tlc half baked goods.
• -Book salon services through Shear Magic or Traveling Hair Salon.
• -Shop toys at JB’s Toys.

Beyond the standing vendors, the calendar adds Sunday markets on the first Sunday of each month, plus recurring toy shows, craft shows, a sports card and memorabilia show, and feeder sales.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest planning detail for this market, so leave pets at home before heading to the grounds. The property includes both indoor and outdoor selling areas, with outdoor sections identified as South Flea Market, North Flea Market, Alcove Outdoor, and Field Outdoor, while the Pole Building and Meeting Room provide other on-site spaces. Online reservations for Wednesday space close Tuesday at 4pm, which matters for sellers planning a midweek setup. Event materials also note plenty of parking on the grounds, including bus parking.