Meet you at the Market
Bellevue Farmers Market, a project of Bona Fide Bellevue, is a community nexus, bringing together food, families, and fun in a way that is accessible to all!
Celebrate the return of the Farmers Market to Bayne Park
We're excited to celebrate our return to Bayne Park for the 2021 market season, but we need your help! Purchase the 2021 edition of the Bellevue Farmers Market yard sign and help us get the word out about our new (old!) location while helping to support the work we do in the community.
Did You Know?
You can support neighbors in need by donating to the Food Assistance Match at the Bellevue Farmers Market? Learn More!
Make a Better Bellevue.
The Bellevue Farmers Market started in 2017 under the direction of a group of residents. They realized a charming, walkable community like Bellevue, PA deserved to have a market that was as exciting and dynamic as the town itself. The goal of the market is to create a central point for the community that is accessible to all.
Visiting the Market in 2021
- LOCATION: We are returning to Bayne Park for the duration of the 2021 season!
- The Bellevue Farmers Market is each Wednesday from June 2nd through October 27th from 3pm to 7pm.
- No tobacco products are allowed at the market at any time.
- We have multiple vendors that can accept SNAP/EBT – stop by the market booth for more details!
- We offer a 1 for 1 Food Assistance Match. If you participate in a state or federal food assistance program, you the FAM will cover 50% of your qualifying food purchases. Click here for details, or stop by our Market Booth and speak with a volunteer to learn more!
List of Vendors
We have a great lineup of vendors for the 2021 season!
Click on the vendors’ names to learn more!
2021 Market Vendors
412 Barbecue
Amazing sauces and seasonings curated to your taste buds!
565 LIVE SPEAKEASY & STAGE
AT THE BELLVEUE FARMERS MARKET
Live entertainment at the market sponsored by 565 Live Speakeasy & Stage
Auburn Meadow Farms
Rare, premium, healthful meat and eggs from old fashioned cattle, hogs, and chickens; heirloom beans
Bona Fide Bellevue
Game and activity lending library
BreadWorks
Specialty breads and rolls
The Cakery
Classic cakes, pies, biscotti, scones, cookies, muffins, sweetbreads, and more
Chez Lapin
Artisanal soy candles and natural skin-care products
Compostable Artifacts
Soaps, toothpaste, lotions, chapstick, and hand sanitizers
June 2, 16, 30; July 14, 21, 28; August 18, 25; September 15, 29; October 20
Country Hammer Moonshine
Flavored Moonshine
Grimm Botanist
Indoor tropical plants
June 2, 16, 30; July 14, 28; August 11, 25; September 8, 22; October 6, 20
Haffey Family Farm
Family-run small farm – providing fresh vegetables, fruit, and herbs
Hello Hummus
Fresh, healthy, and flavorful hummus and grab-n-go salads made with grains and greens
Hog Dog Winery
Hand-made fruit wine
Hughes Apiary
Honey and other honey related items
June 2, 30; July 7, 21; August 18; September 1, 15; October 6, 20, 27
Iron Alley Soaps
Natural handmade soaps
Jordan Tomb’s
Organic & FairTrade coffees & organic tea, matcha, & herbal infusions
Katy Lynn Pottery
Ceramics and pottery
June 23; July 21
Kingfly Spirits
Artisanal, small-batch spirits
June 9; July 14; August 11; September 8; October 13
North Hills Community Outreach
Community services for seniors, people with low incomes, and the unemployed
Olive and Marlowe
Small-Batch, artisanal olive oils and balsamic vinegars
OragamiPGH
Wearable art made from paper
Pitaland
Mediterranean Bakery featuring prepared gyros, falafel, and fresh-squeezed lemonade
Pond Hill Farm
Greens, fresh herbs, produce, and fresh-cut flowers
Rootspring Farm
Locally and naturally grown flowers
Squarefoot Gardens
Microgreens, small potted plants
Sturges Orchards
Apples, peaches, plums, Asian pears, cherries, and cider
Tree Cup Tea
Organic tea that combats deforestation
Wigle Whiskey & Threadbare Cider
Distilled spirits and ciders
BFM News
Weekly Raffles – Benefitting the BFM FAM Match
Each week at least one raffle will take place at the market. Proceeds from the raffle will go towards the FAM Match. Buy your tickets at the Market Booth.
Bellevue Farmers Market Severe Weather Policy
The Bellevue Farmers Market has enacted a Severe Weather Policy to protect our guests, volunteers, and vendors.
Bellevue Farmers Market Parking
There are a number of available parking options for visiting the Bellevue Farmers Market.
Bellevue Farmers Market Food Truck Schedule 2021
We are excited to have food trucks each week for the Bellevue Farmers Market. Check out the schedule, with links to the vendors.
Bellevue Farmers Market 2021 COVID Guidelines
Bellevue Farmers Market 2021 COVID Guidelines
Bellevue Farmers Market 2021 Food Assistance Match Program
We are so excited to be able to offer a match for all recipients of food assistance programs (SNAP, WIC, P-EBT, etc.). View this page for details of how to utilize this program.
Teece Ave Closed On Market Days from 2-8 PM
Teece Avenue will be closed in both directions between Balph and Howard Avenues on Wednesdays from 2 to 8 pm starting June 2 and running though October 27 to allow for a safe walking experience for shoppers and vendors.
Bellevue Farmers Market 2021 Map
We are excited to share our map of vendor booths for the 2021 season. For more details on each vendor, please visit our listing of vendors on bellevuemarket.org.
Vendor Spotlight
Vendor Spotlight – Olive and Marlowe
Today we speak with Heather Cramer from Olive and Marlowe who offers a wide range of olive oils and vinegars.
Vendor Spotlight – Rootspring Farm
Today we meet with Mike and Alicia from Rootspring Farm, a new vendor to the Market, offering seasonal cut flowers in mixed bouquets and single variety bunches.
Vendor Spotlight – Katy Lynn Pottery
Today we speak with a new vendor at the market for 2021 – Katy Lynn Pottery, specializing in handcrafted porcelain ceramic earrings, hanging planters, and citronella oil lamps.
Vendor Spotlight – Treecup Tea
Today’s vendor spotlight is on Mark Sotomayor and Treecup Tea – committed to mobilizing a worldwide reforestation effort. For every bottle of tea sold, Treecup plants one tree in Haiti.
Vendor Spotlight – Breadworks
Today we get to know the team from BreadWorks, in their first season with the Bellevue Farmers Market.
Vendor Spotlight – Wigle Whiskey and Threadbare Cider
Today our vendor spotlight shines on long-time a BFM vendor: Wigle Whiskey and Thredbare Cider,
Vendor Spotlight – Sturges Orchards and Farm Market
Today we speak with Aaron Sturges, who runs Sturges Orchards and Farm Market.
Vendor Spotlight – Hughes Apiaries & Knee Hive Beekeeping
Today we speak with Hughes Apiaries and Knee High Beekeeping, who have been sharing their honey at the market for the last several years.
Vendor Spotlight – Pitaland
Today we speak with a long-time Bellevue Farmers Market vendor – Pitaland.
Vendor Spotlight – Haffey Family Farm
Today we’re excited to highlight one of the new farms to our market – Haffey Family Farm.
Vendor Spotlight – Chez Lapin
Today we speak with Claire Landuyt and Chez Lapin. Chez Lapin is one of the Bellevue Farmers Market longest tenured vendors, active with the Market since 2017.
Vendor Spotlight – Jordan Tomb’s
As we continue to spotlight our new vendors to the market, we are excited to speak with Jordan Tomb, of his eponymous Organic Coffee & Tea Company, headquartered out of Bellevue.
Volunteer Spotlight
Volunteer Spotlight – Sister Daisy Bailey
Today we continue spotlighting a group of volunteers who happen to be on a mission from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints by getting to know Sister Daisy Bailey.
Volunteer Spotlight – Elder Carroll
For the next few weeks, we will be spotlighting a group of volunteers who happen to be on a mission from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Today we speak with Elder Carroll.
Volunteer Spotlight – Sister Anna MacKay
For the next few weeks, we will be spotlighting a group of volunteers who happen to be on a mission from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Today we speak with Sister Anna MacKay.
Vendor Spotlight – Mark Rudy
This week the volunteer spotlight shines on Mark Rudy.
Volunteer Spotlight – Greg Shoemaker
Today we meet the legendary Greg Shoemaker. You will often see (or more likely hear) Greg running our raffles.
Volunteer Spotlight – Hope Arnold
Our volunteer spotlight this week shines on Hope Arnold. Hope has recently joined the 15202 community.
Volunteer Spotlight – Mary Gallagher
We’re excited for you to get to know our volunteer of the week, Mary Gallagher!
Volunteer Spotlight – Kait Caviston
Today we get to know Kait Caviston, a relative newcomer to the 15202, but a great addition to our community!
Volunteer Spotlight – Roberta Edwards
This week we check in with BFM board member Roberta Edwards.
Volunteer Spotlight – Vince Dish
Today we meet volunteer Vince Dish, who helped at both last year’s market as well as last year’s Feeding Neighbors Program.
Volunteer Spotlight – Carolyn Laquatra
We recently met with Carolyn Laquatra, a volunteer of the market and previously a volunteer for the Feeding Neighbors Program.
“The Bellevue Farmers Market is a family-friendly and community-centered event that has brought our neighbors closer together. I’m so glad we have this.”
Make a Contribution
While the market earns revenue through selling spaces at the market, earned revenue makes up less than 20% of our overall budget. Through generous contributions from our community, we are able to create a high-quality, professional experience for vendors and the community alike while supporting those who access food assistance programs.
Vendor Application
Are you interested in being a vendor at the Bellevue Farmers Market for the 2021 season? Please fill out the form below
Sponsor the Market
Your support of the Bellevue Farmers Market reaches beyond the weekly market. In addition to promoting healthy lifestyles through better food choices, your contribution supports local farmers and entrepreneurs, keeping them in business and creating more jobs in our communities.
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Learn about the Feeding Neighbors Program
At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bellevue Farmers Market organized hundreds of volunteers and raised more than $100,000 in cash and in-kind contributions to create a meal delivery program for Bellevue and surrounding communities within a five-mile radius. The four-and-a-half month effort delivered 30,000 meals to individuals and families in the North Boroughs and surrounding communities. Below is the 26-minute documentary detailing the scale of the work, highlighting some of the many supporters and volunteers who made it possible.