Ligonier Country Market

Ligonier Country Market serves the Laurel Highlands region with a seasonal Saturday market that brings together 120 vendors in one stop. The mix is notably broad: fresh-picked produce, flowers, farm meats, eggs, cheese, breads, pastries, hot cooked foods, honey, maple syrup, and handmade goods all appear in the market’s own description. That range gives the market a different rhythm than a produce-only stop; it reads more like a weekly place to shop across categories instead of picking up one or two items. For shoppers in and around Ligonier, the draw is scale plus variety, packed into a Saturday morning run.

Why it matters locally

The market describes itself as serving the citizens of the Ligonier Valley and beyond, tying it directly to regular local shopping rather than occasional festival traffic. Its stated lineup of 120 vendors matters here because the offering spans both farm staples and prepared foods: produce, flowers, beef, poultry, eggs, cheese, breads, pastries, hot cooked foods, honey, maple syrup, and handmade crafts. That breadth supports a market visit that can cover groceries, gifts, and ready-to-eat purchases in one trip.

The market also makes room for local organizations on various Saturdays, when Ligonier Valley community groups sell bottled water for donations. Alongside vendor participation, that detail places the market inside the civic life of the valley as well as its farm-and-maker economy.

What you'll find there

The strongest impression here is range. The market’s own overview stretches from farm basics to specialty pantry goods, hot foods, flowers, and a long bench of craft vendors, so a single walk can move from produce and proteins to pastries, drinks, ceramics, and gifts.

• -Pick up produce from Jeffs Produce.
• -Browse more farm-market staples at JP’s Farmers Market.
• -Find greenhouse plants at Piney Creek Greenhouse.
• -Look for flowers from Pisarcik Greenhouses and Flower Farm.
• -Bring home beef, poultry, eggs, and cheese from H & A Family Kitchen and Farm Store.
• -Add smoked meats from Billys Country Smokehouse.
• -Stop for cheese from Cherish Creamery.
• -Taste honey from Eden Apiaries LLC.
• -Pour maple syrup from Kinsley’s Maple Syrup.
• -Grab pastries from Pipetown Pastries.
• -Start with Aunt Julia’s Donuts.
• -Seek out bread from Sourdough Mama.
• -Pick up hummus from NAK’D HUMMUS.
• -Take home preserved goods from Two Acre Farm and The Brinery@TwoAcreFarm.
• -Cool off with Mileys Lemonade.
• -Sip coffee from Dark Side Coffee Roaster.
• -Shop wine from La Vigneta Winery.
• -Sample spirits from Crooked Creek Distillery and Ponfeigh Distillery LLC.
• -Browse ceramics from Mainly Mugs by Michelle.
• -Check wood items from MVDWOODCRAFT.
• -Finish with candles from Beverly’s Candle Company.

The calendar also includes named market dates beyond the weekly run, including an Opening Day on May 16, a Last Saturday Market on September 26, a Holiday Market on November 14, and a May 23 appearance by the Mountain Watershed Association.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at the market, with only ADA dogs permitted, and dogs cannot be left unattended in the car. If you arrive with bikes or scooters, those are not permitted in walking traffic areas, though medical scooters are allowed. Smoking and vaping are also not allowed on market grounds.

For arrival logistics, all parking is on-site, including ADA parking, and attendants direct drivers to the designated ADA area. Cart service is available for getting purchases to your car; stop at the Ligonier Country Market tent near the Main Entrance to request it. There are no restrooms on site, and the nearest ATM is at a convenience store one block up.