Tunkhannock Farmers Market at Creekside Gardens
10am - 2pm Every Saturday: June 15th - October 26th 2024!
You’ll find us at the Tunkhannock Farmers Market at Creekside Gardens every Saturday, rain or shine, from June 15th through October 26th! We’ll have gourmet mushrooms, microgreens, eggs, garlic, cut flowers, and a selection of seasonal veggies.
We love the vibe at the Tunkhannock Farmers Market. It’s a bustling community market offering fresh local produce, meats, eggs, jams, breads, coffee, honey, desserts, flowers, and handmade soaps.
The market has loads of parking and is located at Creekside Gardens- an absolutely fabulous destination greenhouse and one of our go-to spots for plants and artisan gifts. If you haven’t popped into Creekside Gardens before, we definitely recommend it.
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2024 Farmers and Vendors
Bet’a Bread is based in Clarks Summit, PA, and has been baking up artisan breads since 2010. From their olive loaf to their sourdough and scones, Bet’a is a beloved market staple. All of their baked goods are hand-crafted from scratch with unbleached, untreated flours and 100% natural ingredients with absolutely no preservatives. You’ll also find them on Facebook or Instagram.
Brush and Bramble Farm is based in Laceyville, PA and makes artisan goat milk soaps, body butters, and bath bombs. You can also find them via their website.
Carlton Farms is a certified organic biodynamic family farm in Montrose, PA. They utilize farm-made compost and cover crops as their primary source of nutrients for their fruit and vegetable crops and don’t use fertilizers or pesticides. Find them on Facebook or via their website.
Deep Roots Hard Cider is based out of Sugar Run, PA and has been serving up hard cider in NEPA since 2015. You can also find them on Facebook, Instagram, or visit their website.
Graves Family Farms specializes in locally grown produce and quality baked goods. Be sure to try the lemon cookies! You can also find them on Facebook.
Maple Hill Farm and Apiary sells local raw honey, honeycombs, beeswax, and flavored honey sticks- which are incredibly popular with pint-sized market guests. You can find them on Facebook or Instagram.
Paul Plum grows tree-ripened fruits on the slopes of a hidden valley above the Susquehanna River in Bradford County, Pennsylvania- including peaches, pears, apples, plums, nectarines, tart cherries, and tomatoes. You can also find him via his website.
Pretty Little Brews is a posh little pop-up/mobile coffee bar based out of Dallas, PA. You can also find them on Facebook and Instagram.
Rowlands Pennsylvania Produce is based out of Falls, PA and grows hydroponic, pesticide-free lettuce and herbs. You can find them on Facebook and Instagram.
SA Coffee is a small-batch coffee roaster based in Scranton, PA. SA Coffee donates a portion of the proceeds from each bag of beans sold to provide medical supplies, clean water, and educational resources to communities in Tanzania, Colombia, and Kenya. You can find them on Facebook, Instagram, and via their website.
Two Fold Farm + Studio is run by Jordan and Jay, two artists turned farmers. Their goals are twofold: to explore art and agriculture. They grow vegetables, flowers, and herbs as well as handmade paper. All offerings are grown/sourced on their farm in Tunkhannock without the use of pesticides, synthetic and chemical fertilizers. You can find them on Instagram or via their website.
Wild Notion Farms is a diversified farmstead in Falls, PA where we’re using sustainable, regenerative practices to grow microgreens, mushrooms, veggies, and to raise chicken and duck eggs. We’re a no-spray farm and don’t use chemical fertilizers or pesticides. You can find us on Facebook and Instagram, and via our website.
Winola Farm is a 100-acre first-generation farm raising hormone-free, pasture-raised beef in Wyoming County, PA. You can find them on Facebook and via their website.