That’s a wrap on our winter market - thank you for making it so special and successful. Join us next Saturday, May 2, as we kick off the main market season and celebrate the start of our 20th anniversary season. We can’t wait to see you!

SAturday April 25th
 the season's final market
&
Knife Sharpening
with Allerton Creek Farm

Fresh Finds 

Market Happenings

Enjoy all of the local goodness—fresh veggies and apples, pasture-raised meats, artisan cheeses, eggs, sourdough bread, mushrooms, locally roasted coffee, olive oil, sweets, pickles, granola, local honey, healthy ready-to-eat meals, soaps, dog treats, and more.

Produce Highlights:
Asparagus, spinach, root veggies, spring onions, tender spring leafy greens, including bok choy, arugula and lettuces, microgreens, herbs and more!

Please follow us on Instagram @wrightstownfarmersmarket for the most recent weekly vendor list and market info, and follow us on Facebook at: Wrightstown Farmers Market.

 Pop-Up Vendors

Ready to Eat Food Vendors

Food Pantry Collection

Vendor Highlights:

WFM Welcomes SNAP EBT

Thank you to our Sponsors

Throughout the winter season, we are continuing our collection for the Penndel Food Pantry. If you are able to donate food or household items, please bring them to Kathy and Charlie at the center of the market. Your generosity truly makes a difference — thank you!

Burek by Zeni and Helpful Foodie

Allerton Creek Farm Knife Sharpening
            Bring those Dull Knives

primordia mushroom farm

This week at Primordia Mushroom Farm, stop by for a wide variety of delicious, locally grown mushrooms including Oyster mushrooms. Excellent in stir fry, vegetable dishes or as part of a mushroom mix for a hearty soup. Packed with flavor. Pick some up this week.







 

The coffee scoop

We're almost there! One more week! Keep an eye on their socials for this week's Sassy Sips. PreOrders are strongly encouraged. 
https://linktr.ee/thecoffeescoop   

Solebury Orchards had such a wonderful fruit year in 2025, that they are back this week with Keepsake, Gold Rush and Pink Lady apples. They will also be offering all of their dry and bottled products.



 

Well behaved, friendly dogs are welcome.

If you’re new to selling at farmers markets, or thinking about getting started, we recommend this online course from Farmers Market Pros. It’s a great way to learn the basics, avoid common pitfalls, and feel more prepared going into your first market. Check it out!

Vendor Training Course

solebury Orchards

Mark your Calendar  -Join us next Saturday, May 2, as we kick off the main market season and celebrate the start of our 20th anniversary season. We can’t wait to see you!

Have your knives sharpened while you shop.

Delicious Spring radishes

apple ridge farm

Apple Ridge is celebrating Earth Day! Purchase their bakery reusable bread bag and save $1 off sourdough bread every time you use the reusable bag in May.
A percentage of bread bag purchases will be donated to One For Nature.

love grown grains

Love Grown Grains and Macungie Mountain Herb Farm  thank all the wonderful WFM customers who supported them this winter market season! Offering Red Cat Farm Grains locally and organically grown white whole whole, whole wheat and rye flours, whole wheat pancake mix, rolled oats, oat groats, wheatberries and ryeberries. Also offering herb plants--stop by their stand to pick up a plant list! Anne is taking pre-orders for herb plants for the gardening season, call or text her 215-421-1028 to place your order! Macungie Mountain Herb Farm products include raw local honey, dried sourdough starter, elderberry syrup, gourmet herb salts, organic eggs, and organically grown handcrafted dried herbal teas. Purchase a Macungie Mountain Herb Farm hand-painted Zero Waste Mug for $10 at the and use it at the lemonade trailer (May 2nd - Nov 21st) to receive $1 off your beverage every week! 
 

Dog Policy

Monarch Butterfly Milkweed of Bucks County
  

Alter - Eco Jewelry

And, New to WFM

Join the Butterfly Movement!
Curtis Leister, Environmental Educator at the Churchville Nature Center and member of the Southeast Pennsylvania Wild Ones, is sharing his passion for pollinators this spring. Alongside his wife, Donna, and son, Trevor, Curtis is offering Monarch Butterfly Milkweed plants for sale this Saturday.
Specializing in native host plants, Curtis invites you to start your own butterfly sanctuary or brighten your landscape with this stunning, vivid orange perennial. Not only will you add beauty to your yard, but you’ll also play a vital role in conservation by counting your Monarchs for citizen science. 

 Alter-Eco is a practice of using found materials to craft durable, funky, wearable jewelry. Metal cut from vintage cookie tins become earrings, discarded plastics reappear as necklaces, and recycled creative "mistakes" are turned into festive paper garlands to liven up your space and welcome new beginnings.

burek by Zeni

This week's special is the delicious Mediterranean dish Moussaka.