Wrightstown Farmers Market

Wrightstown Farmers Market centers its mission on connecting consumers with producers of local, sustainably grown food products while strengthening community and the local farming economy. That mission comes through in the market’s producer-only model and in practical visitor details that matter on a Saturday morning, including SNAP EBT acceptance and a dog policy noted by the market itself. The market’s roots also run back to September 29, 2006, when the newly founded Bucks County Foodshed Alliance held a Harvest Festival at the Middletown Grange Fairgrounds in Wrightstown to kick off this market.

Why it matters locally

The market’s stated purpose is to create a thriving outlet for local, sustainably grown food products and to connect the people who buy them with the people who grow or make them. That focus is reinforced by its producer-only format, which the market describes as a place where visitors gather each Saturday not only to shop but to connect.

Its local role extends beyond weekly sales. The market traces its launch to the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance’s Harvest Festival at the Middletown Grange Fairgrounds, linking it directly to a county foodshed effort from the start. It also hosts weekly collection support for the Penndel Food Pantry, adding a direct food-access component to the regular market routine.

What you'll find there

The mix here leans heavily toward farm goods and pantry staples, then widens into prepared foods, beverages, pet treats, body care, and handmade goods. The vendor roster also shifts during the season, with some farms noted as starting in June or July, so the lineup can change as summer moves along.

• -Find sweets from Annie B's Sweets.
• -Pick up dairy from Sugar Maple jerseys.
• -Shop farm goods from Purely Farm.
• -Look for fruit from Solebury Orchards.
• -Browse produce from Holben Valley Farm.
• -Add farm products from Apple Ridge Farm.
• -Catch Solly Farm when it begins in June.
• -Choose vegetables from Rolling Hills Farm.
• -Bring home produce from Hollow House Farms.
• -Grab bagels from kismet bagels.
• -Pick up loaves from calico Bread Co..
• -Stock up on honey from backyard buzz.
• -Pour from Byrsa olive oil.
• -Take home fork'd pierogies.
• -Cook with fungi from Primordia Mushroom farm.
• -Serve dinner with Saporito fresh pasta.
• -Treat your dog at The Dogbone guy.
• -Start with coffee from The coffee scoop.
• -Pick up soup and dips from bowlface.
• -Try fermented foods from collective culture.
• -Sip wine from wycombe vineyards.
• -Sample beer from aristaeus Brewing Co.
• -Look for flowers from flower & fables peonies petals & posies.
• -Eat empanadas from picaflor empanadas.

The calendar adds more than shopping, with live cooking demos and discussions, including a market appearance by Chef Christina Pirello at 10:30 AM. Family activities also show up in the schedule, from Strawberry Rock Painting to Honeybee Yoga with Jeanette of Little Yogi’s and a butter-making activity paired with free Tanner Bros Ice Cream with toppings.

Know before you go

Only service dogs are allowed at the regular market, despite older dog-friendly mentions elsewhere, so that policy is the detail most likely to change your plan before arriving. For the main season, the market runs at the Middletown Grange Fairgrounds, listed at 576 Penns Park Road in Newtown.

The market also notes a winter season on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays from December through April at Bucks County Community College, East Entrance S4 Lower Parking Lot, with easy parking called out for that location. Cheryl Gilmore is listed as market manager.

Payments & SNAP

Wrightstown Farmers Market accepts SNAP EBT. The market also promotes a SNAP match, stating that it matches dollars up to $25, which can make a substantial difference for produce and other eligible groceries during a Saturday shop.