Bloomfield Saturday Market
Bloomfield producer market with summer and winter seasons and prepared-food vendors.
About Bloomfield Saturday Market
Bloomfield Saturday Market sets up at 5050 Liberty Avenue, between Gross and South Winebiddle, in the heart of this Pittsburgh neighborhood. It is organized by Bloomfield Development Corporation and brings together goods grown, produced, or made locally. Its published summer 2026 schedule is Saturdays, 9 a.m.–1 p.m., May 2 through November 21.
The seller list changes with the season and includes farmers, cheese and meat producers, bakeries, coffee, hummus, hot and cold food, drinks, plants, and crafts. Prepared-food stalls include options from different culinary traditions; the official directory helps identify which sellers will attend on a chosen date. This is not a permanent indoor collection of shops, and products from one week may not return the next.
The organizer lists a winter market at the same site: the first and third Saturday of each month from December through March, 11 a.m.–2 p.m., with around 20 stalls. The inventory also shifts with colder weather and may include protected-crop greens, apples, honey, meat, baked goods, and hot food. Confirm the annual calendar before leaving because the market does not open every Saturday during those months.
An information tent handles SNAP tokens and Food Bucks; the organization explains eligible foods and purchase rules. For access, its FAQ warns that the market lot itself is not customer parking. Visitors can walk, bike, or take bus route 86, which stops at the corner. Google reviews mention product variety, food vendors, and community atmosphere, though selection changes. Checking the weekly directory and transit instructions helps set realistic expectations.
Produce, cheese, meat, coffee, hummus, baked goods, prepared food, and other locally made goods; winter edition lists about 20 stalls.