Leesport Farmers Market Inc.

The Banquet Hall is part of the same Leesport market grounds that also hold flea market areas, a meeting room, and other event spaces, giving this market a footprint that reads more like a multi-use market campus than a single shed. Leesport Farmers Market Inc. operates at 312 Gernants Church Road in Leesport, with Wednesday Markets and Sunday Markets listed alongside livestock activity and a long events calendar. The market’s own materials also point to indoor market house vendors and a mix that includes home goods, seasonal vegetables, fresh meats, and flea market items.

Why it matters locally

Wednesday Markets, Sunday Markets, Livestock Auctions, and Feeder Cattle Sales all appear under the same Leesport operation, which makes this market notable for combining shopper-facing market days with agricultural sales activity on one site. That breadth matters in a place where the calendar also stretches into specialty gatherings such as the Fall Market Festival, Toy Show, Auto Parts Flea Market, Sports Card & Memorabilia Show, and multiple craft shows through the year.

The market also keeps venue spaces on the grounds, including a Banquet Hall and Meeting Room, so the property functions as an ongoing events site in addition to its market identity. Its own market description emphasizes indoor vendors and practical goods like vegetables, meats, home goods, and flea market items, which helps explain how the market stays active year-round.

What you'll find there

The mix here leans broader than a produce-only stop. Leesport highlights an indoor market house and grounds that support farm-related sales, flea market trading, and specialty event spaces in the same complex.

• -Find seasonal vegetables in the indoor market mix.
• -Pick up fresh meats from market vendors.
• -Browse home goods alongside food staples.
• -Shop flea market items offered as part of the regular market mix.

Beyond the standing market, the calendar includes the Sunday Flea Market, Fall Market Festival, Toy Show, and recurring craft shows, adding different reasons to visit across the year.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed on the grounds, which is the clearest policy detail to factor into your visit plans. The market is listed as year-round, with Wednesday activity and a Sunday market schedule limited to the first Sunday of every month, both starting at 7am. The site also notes that online reservations close Tuesday at 4pm, a useful timing detail if you are planning around Wednesday space reservations rather than arriving only as a shopper.

For drivers, the grounds are set up to handle volume: craft show information notes plenty of parking on site and says buses are allowed. The layout also includes named areas such as the South Flea Market, North Flea Market, Alcove Outdoor, Field Outdoor, Pole Building, Banquet Hall, and Meeting Room, so the destination can cover more ground than a single-building market stop.