Squirrel Hill Farmers Market

Squirrel Hill Farmers Market is part of the farmers-market program operated by the City of Pittsburgh. In 2026 it is located at the Beacon/Bartlett parking lot, 5737 Beacon Street, and opens Sundays from May 10 through December 20. The city sets hours at 9 a.m.–1 p.m. for most of the season, with a closure on November 29 and reduced December hours of 10 a.m.–1 p.m.

The market connects residents with regional farms and producers; Google reviews describe vegetables, fruit, meat, eggs, bread, plants, honey, prepared food, and goods from artists or makers. The city calendar works as a basic schedule, but does not necessarily list every stall for every Sunday. For a particular ingredient or seller, check recent announcements or ask the organizers before traveling.

The city designates customer parking along Murray Avenue and Beacon Street, with higher-accessibility spaces on Beacon. CitiParks markets also participate in Fresh Access, which lets shoppers exchange SNAP, debit, or credit benefits for tokens to buy eligible food from participating sellers. Pittsburgh also asks visitors to bring reusable bags under its plastic-bag ordinance.

Public comments associated with the location often describe friendly vendors, fresh products, and a manageable neighborhood-market scale; visitors also mention prepared-food stalls and artisan goods. The experience changes with the season and number of sellers. The review profile covers the market as a whole and cannot guarantee inventory on a given date. Check closure and hour notices before heading to Beacon Street.