
The Food Trust's
Headhouse Farmers' Market
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Visiting the Headhouse Farmers' Market Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Headhouse Farmers' Market?
The market is at the Headhouse Shambles at 2nd and Lombard streets in the Society Hill neighborhood of Philadelphia
When can I shop at the Headhouse Farmers' Market?
The Headhouse Farmers' Market is open from May through December. Shop Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Is there parking at the Headhouse Farmers' Market?
There is no designated parking for market patrons. However there is quite a bit of street parking available and several parking garages very close to the Headhouse Farmers’ Market. Please see this link for a map of parking facilities near the market.
Does the Headhouse Farmers' Market accept credit cards?
No, the vendors accept cash -- there are several ATMs located near the market -- and food stamps (EBT ACCESS) and WIC/Senior Citizen FNMP vouchers.
Is there a market manager on site?
Yes, meet the Headhouse Farmers' Market manager Katy Wich.
Who runs the Headhouse Farmers' Market?
The Food Trust. We're a nonprofit, founded in 1992, which strived to make healthy food available to all. Working with neighborhoods, schools, grocers, farmers and policymakers, we've developed a comprehensive approach that combines nutrition education and greater availability of affordable, nutritious food.
Do you have other farmers' markets?
Yes, lots of them, both in Philadelphia and in the surrounding Pennsylvania suburbs. Sign up for our e-newsletter Fresh Times to be the first to get the 2010 market schedule.
How can I learn more about The Food Trust?
Farmers' markets are just one way the The Food Trust works to ensure that everyone has access to affordable, nutritious food. Learn more at our organization website thefoodtrust.org.
How can I support The Headhouse Farmers' Market and The Food Trust?
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