The North Park Thursday Market opens every Thursday on North Park Way (between 29th St. & Ray St.) from 3:00PM to 7:30PM.
Local vendors at this market offer samples as well as present fresh, locally grown, seasonal ,organic produce and flowers.
Additionally, there are handmade arts and crafts and tempting selections of gourmet food. Eat dinner, mingle, and enjoy the evening with your neighbors and community!
Not forgetting the live music and DJ to keep you entertained as you shop.
Keep an eye out for North Park Farmers Market’s seasonal events and opportunities to win raffle prize packs by following them on social media or joining the market’s text group – text ‘MARKET’ to 474747 for our weekly texts.
North Park Market continually partners with local businesses, shops and restaurants in the North Park area – you won’t want to miss out! To stay updated and in the know when these opportunities take place, you can find them on Facebook at @NorthParkMarket and on Instagram at @ShopNorthParkMarket.
The Thursday Market is located in a neighborhood shopping district, with convenient parking. In addition to street parking nearby, there is a large parking garage directly adjacent to the market. The garage is located at the intersection of 29th Street and North Park Way; rates are just $1 an hour and never more than $5 a day/night.
Brenda Stewart
I love this farmers market! A few blocks of a street in North Park are closed off for it, so just look for street parking in the neighborhoods (if you end up parking far, there are so many electric scooters that you can use to speed up your trek to the market. Lots of fresh produce, and fun food options.
I tried the Lebanese street food stand and got a half Zaatar and half Akkawi wrap (definitely add the veggies for a $1). It was so delicious and I definitely want to try everything else on the menu.
There are a variety of food and drink options and it is also right by a lot of North Park’s main businesses if you wanted to hang out there before or after your farmers market trip!
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