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Founded in 1980, the Market is a non-profit organization offering baked goods, produce, fruit, prepared foods, and flowers to patrons from all economic, social, and ethnic backgrounds.

Our Market mission is to provide a vehicle for independent vendors to survive large agribusiness competition, while making available a variety of produce, meat, bread, and plant selections to an under-served city community. Our vendors provide an opportunity for farmers to sell their products directly to the public, and for the public to benefit from access to fresh food that they would not otherwise have available to them in the immediate area. All funds collected from Market vendor spaces fees and membership donations are put toward market expenses. Any profits after expenses are paid are donated back to the community in the form of annual grants to local nonprofits.

Location

The Farmers Market is located in the parking lot at the intersection of E 32nd Street and Barclay Street in Baltimore, MD.
Directions
Vendor Map

Hours

Open every Saturday from 7:00 am to 12 noon, all year long!

Have a look at our Vendor Map or see what’s In Season! You can find out how to Get Involved. As always, feel free to Contact Us.

The 32nd Street Farmers Market encourages you to become a member. Community members, vendors, and the like, are welcome.

For $20.00 per person, per year, you will receive notification of meetings, minutes from prior dates, and can volunteer to help with special events/projects.

First time members will also receive a free Market T-shirt 👕 (sizes/supplies limited)!

Members may join the Annual Meeting, in January of each year, to submit their votes for Board Members and for the allocation of funds to various grants selected by the Board.

If you have been an active member for one or more years, you may choose to run for the Board of Directors.

As a member, you are also welcome to attend monthly and to submit an item to be placed on the agenda of the next board meeting. Agenda item requests must be submitted and approved by the President of the Board prior to the board meeting.

We hope to see new faces this season, so please, Get Involved!

The market has upgraded the EBT wireless machine that allows us to accept Independence cards for those in the SNAP program to not only include debit but also now credit cards!

EBT Wireless Machine

SNAP (Formerly food stamp) participants will swipe their cards and receive $1 tokens in exchange to spend at qualifying vendors.

ATM Service

Any customer will be able to swipe a debit or credit card in multiples of $5 for a small convenience fee of $1.50 and receive $5 tokens that can be spent anywhere and for which cash change can be given.

We love your dogs too, but as per Baltimore City health regulations, please keep them home. Per Article 10, Section 101, subsection I, paragraph 1 of Maryland law, any owner leaving a dog tied up and unattended on or around the market can be ticketed by the police.