Yardley Farmers Market

Yardley Farmers Market is run by a registered Pennsylvania non-profit, a grass-roots group founded by two community members in 2015 and supported by volunteers plus a part-time market manager. The market operates year-round with an outdoor summer market and an indoor winter market, keeping Saturday shopping in the schedule beyond the main growing season. At Buttonwood Park in warmer months, the mix centers on locally grown and sourced produce, meats, poultry, eggs, cheeses, and artisan food from a producer-only roster. That producer-only focus gives the market a clear throughline: farmers, food makers, and small businesses selling what they grow or make themselves.

Why it matters locally

Producer-only is the defining local commitment here: Yardley Farmers Market says its mission is to promote sustainability by focusing on locally grown and sourced produce, meats, poultry, eggs, and cheeses while expanding marketing opportunities for local farmers, artisan food vendors, and small businesses. That shows up in the vendor geography, with farms and food businesses coming from Bucks County, nearby Pennsylvania towns, and neighboring New Jersey communities such as Hightstown, Allentown, Stockton, Ringoes, Milford, and West Windsor. The market is also volunteer-supported, with Susan Schneck listed as manager and a team that includes an assistant manager, market volunteers, e-news help, sign duty, and a co-manager/treasurer.

What you'll find there

The mix leans heavily toward staples you can build a weekly shop around, then fills in with prepared foods, pantry items, flowers, tea, skincare, and pet-focused vendors. It is a broad roster, but the throughline stays local and maker-led, from sustainably grown produce to small-batch pickles and kombucha.

• -Pick up sustainably grown produce, herbs, tomato sauces, hot sauce, and pear butter from Abe's Acres Farm of Hightstown, New Jersey.
• -Find vegetables and herbs from Love Grows, Ailsa and Brad's farm in Feasterville, Pennsylvania.
• -Shop fresh produce, fruit, homemade pies, sweet bread, and spring transplants from Solly Farm in Ivyland.
• -Add microgreens from Maam's Got Greens, an urban farm serving the greater Trenton area.
• -Bring home dairy, eggs, pork, beef, veal, and chicken from Sugar Maple Jerseys in Stockton, New Jersey.
• -Choose pasture-raised beef, pork, lamb, chicken, and eggs from Beechtree Farm.
• -Stock up on local honey from Solebury Nectar, whose apiary is in Solebury Township, Bucks County.
• -Browse uncut gourmet mushrooms in season from Wildspawn Mushrooms of Ringoes, New Jersey.
• -Look for artisan focaccia, flatbreads, batards, sandwich breads, and sourdough from Wild Flour Bakery.
• -Try small-batch ravioli, pasta sauces, and meatballs from Molto Bene Ravioli Co..
• -Order signature pierogies from Fork'd Perogies.
• -Snack on handcrafted refrigerator pickles from Fishtown Pickle Project.
• -Pour herbal tea and explore natural pigments from Periwinkle Skies & Farm2Cup in Milford, New Jersey.
• -Sip small-batch kombucha brewed in Lower Bucks County by Twilight Kombucha.
• -Grab coffee drinks and whole beans from Pearl Coffee.
• -Add baked-from-scratch Uruguayan empanadas and desserts from Picaflor Empanadas.
• -Shop flowers for the table or events from Farmer Lady Flowers, a family flower farm in Allentown, New Jersey.

The calendar also includes an Outdoor Summer Market and an Indoor Winter Market held at the Lower Makefield Township Community Center on the first and third Saturdays from December through April. Experience Yardley also offers donation-based Music Off Main concerts in Buttonwood Park on Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons in June through August.

Know before you go

Parking is straightforward at the summer market: free lots sit directly adjacent to Buttonwood Park, but the Buttownwood Barn lot is private and not for market parking. If those lots fill, additional parking is available along South Main Street in Yardley Borough, with a short walk to the market. Dogs are welcome, which matters if you're planning a Saturday park stop with a pet. Winter logistics shift indoors to the Lower Makefield Township Community Center, where accessible bathrooms are available. Susan Schneck is listed as market manager, and the volunteer team regularly staffs an information table on Saturdays.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP is accepted at Yardley Farmers Market, and the market is authorized by the USDA to take Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. St. Andrews Episcopal Church of Yardley is listed as the SNAP partner and matches debit amount dollar for dollar up to $30 per market day. Two farmers, Solly Farm and Love Grows, are authorized by Pennsylvania to accept WIC/FMNP and Senior FMNP vouchers.