If you would like to be a full-time vendor, meaning that you will attend the market every week, please complete the vendor application.  The non-refundable, full-time vendor fee is $225.00 and payable when you submit your application.

If you would like to sell at our market once or occasionally during the season and be a visiting vendor, please complete the vendor application.  We offer visiting vendors, so that prospective vendors can try out our market and so that we can offer our loyal customers some interesting products that are not already offered by our permanent vendors. We offer this opportunity at the rate of $20.00 per appearance, which is non-refundable.

There is a place in the application for you to indicate whether you want to be a full-time vendor or a visiting vendor.

An important note for all vendors.  Please read the application completely as it contains some important information, such as no generators allowed at the market.

As of now all spots are full for the season, but you are welcome to check in regularly in case we have an opening.

Full Time Vendors

American Pie

We are a small, family owned fried pie company that makes every hand pie from scratch.

Check out our board for the flavors of the week- they change depending on which fruits are in peak.

[email protected]

Aunt Kimmie’s Homemade Jams, Jellies and Relishes

Bro Chachos Salsa

Edward Martinez
We make 7 different types of salsa and we have two seasonal. Strawberry and Peach. Others are all year round. We make salsa every day.
We make salsa and have fun.
Started when the pandemic started.
brochacossalsa.com
On website there is a map. There is always something going on. Pop ups.
We give our leftover salsa to the police, fire, teachers.
Most popular product: guack

535 Bluegrass Dr. Canonsburg, Pennsylvania 15317
(661) 747-1357
[email protected]

Cedar Bridge Botanicals

[email protected]

Christopher Springs Farm

[email protected]

Dynamic Coffee Roasters

[email protected]

Forgotten Glass Candle Company

Jodikinos Farms

Jodikinos Farms offers a huge range of plants and produce: annual flower and vegetable plants, cut flowers, hanging baskets, beans, corn, tomatoes, pickles, cauliflower, cucumbers, eggplant, zucchini, potatoes, sweet potatoes, peppers, peas, lettuce, beets, butternut and acorn squash, pumpkins, broccoli, cabbage, kale, greens, kohlrabi, collards, garlic, green onions, Spanish onions, radishes, apples cantaloupe, cherries, grapes, nectarines, peaches, plums, strawberries, watermelon, and cider.
Jodikinos Farms
195 Hanover Kendall Road
Clinton, PA 15026
724-777-1074

Mediterra Bakehouse

By Nick Ameliotis
Product: Whole grain artisan bread

• Most popular: Mt. Athos Fire Bread (whole wheat sourdough named after a volcano)
• Newest: Keto

Price range: $4-8
Website: www.mediterrabakehouse.com
Fun fact: Use starter to make the bread instead of yeast

Old Ben’s Cantina

Orion Organics

The Pie Place is located in the South Hills. Choose from an array of pies, tarts, cakes, cupcakes, cookies, pepperoni rolls, and muffins.

• Just celebrated their 13 year anniversary. 
• A “from scratch” bakery. 
• The main seller is pepperoni rolls and cinnamon rolls. 
• Vegan options. 
• We usually bring a tart sampler. 

Popcorn Willy

Popcorn Willy was founded in 1991 by William Wolfe. Willy began by selling his popcorn on the streets of Washington Pennsylvania, having only a few flavors and other snacks. The popcorn machine that he used is over 100 years old, now retired, and displayed in our front window along with the uniform he wore.
On March 25th, 1995 we had our grand opening and ribbon cutting of our first storefront. The business is now owned and operated by Cherie and Mark Buxton. Their daughter Talyn Buxton is learning how to run the family business.
We now have over 80 flavors of popcorn and we serve, fresh baked goods, breakfast and lunch in our restaurant.

Rustic Rock Maple

Rustic Rock Maple is an Organic Certified, single source, small batch maple syrup producer. We are located in the Southwestern corner of Pennsylvania in Washington County.
https://rusticrockmaple.com/

Scarfables

[email protected] 

The Shroomeister

Simmon’s Farm

Simmons Farm offers a vast array of plants and produce: Simmons’ sweet corn, cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbage, beets, apples, pumpkins, winter & summer squashes, melons, strawberries, sweet peas, green beans, potatoes, broccoli, peppers, peaches, onions, cut flowers & hanging baskets, flats of annual & perennial flowers, bedding plants for the garden, corn stalks, and cider.
Simmons Farm
Bob Simmons
170 Simmons Road
McMurray, PA 15317
724-941-1490
simmonsfarm.com

The Smoke Wagon

Fred Rasel – Pitt Master

Down Home Slow Smoked BBQ. We cater all parties and events and will deliver with a minimum order.

Price range: $2 for a baked potato → $25 for a rack of ribs
Fun fact: Pig mascot’s name is Kevin Bacon

2976 Henderson Road
Washington, PA 15301
724-986-6093 – Fred
724-413-7322 – Bobbie
[email protected]

The Spring House

The SpringHouse of Eighty Four, PA, is owned and operated by the Sam & Bev Minor Family.  At the Main Street Farmers Market, The SpringHouse offers homemade baked goods, including excellent pies, cookies & breads; farm-fresh chocolate milk & buttermilk; as well as hot food ready for your supper.  Specialty salads of potatoes, pasta, fruit and vegetables are made fresh every day, and brought to the Market for you.  If you are looking for goodies for your family or an easy take-home supper, The SpringHouse is a great place to stop.
The Spring House
Marcia Minor Opp
1531 Route 136
Washington, PA 15301
724-228-3339
SpringHouseMarket.com
[email protected]

Swope’s Berries & Bees

The Swope Family started keeping bees in 1975, this adventure started as a result of farming 150 acres of fruits and vegetables. We needed bees for pollination, thus started our adventures in beekeeping. After retiring from Penn State University at Mont Alto, we moved to southwestern Pennsylvania to be closer to our grandchildren and start farming all over again. We purchased a small farm that is in the hills of western Pennsylvania, in Washington county.

The family farm is blessed to have a stream that flows through the property, where rainfall and spring water drain and flows into to Cross Creek lake. In 2017, we planted black raspberries and blueberries on the hillside and moved our bees from Franklin county to western Pennsylvania. 

Our oldest son, daughter-in-law and grand kids can be found helping around the farm doing such things as tending bees, mowing the fields, trimming and picking berries, bottling honey and of course helping at the farmer’s market. This is truly a small family farm.

Tim Wu Shaved Ice