Bloomfield Saturday Market

Bloomfield Saturday Market The Bloomfield Saturday Market was created to draw the community together with local food
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The Bloomfield Development Corporation (BDC) created the Bloomfield Saturday Market in order to create a community gathering place--somewhere for neighbors to enjoy a meal, buy produce directly from farmers, and get a gift for a friend, all while exchanging ideas and soaking in entertainment provided by creative artists. The Bloomfield Market promotes community health, not only by providing a soci

al venue to encourage camaraderie and interaction, but also by encouraging healthy lifestyles through the availability of a wide range of produce.

We got cuties, fruities, and foodies. Here until 1pm!
09/05/2026

We got cuties, fruities, and foodies. Here until 1pm!

FlaminGO to the market and flamingle with your friends. It will be flamazingDaniele Brenci, Music Meadows, Ashley Yocum,...
09/04/2026

FlaminGO to the market and flamingle with your friends. It will be flamazing

Daniele Brenci, Music Meadows, Ashley Yocum, and Autonomous Body Shop will be there

El Colibri, Hannah's Honey, Mr. Bulgogi, and Mystic Mixtures will be away

Music by East End Appalachian Jam

Free parking in the Aspen Garage. See you soon!

If you had to guess, how many markets do you think we have left in the summer season? Twelve is correct. Very goodWe cou...
09/01/2026

If you had to guess, how many markets do you think we have left in the summer season?

Twelve is correct. Very good

We couldn’t have made this season happen without our sweet wonderful sponsors, including Resnick Roofing & Contracting. Just look at that roofery and then tell me you don’t feel something

We also could not have done it without the support of customers who gave to our donation board so that their neighbors could get tokens to use at the market. The board has run a bit dry and so hasn’t been out lately. Please consider making a donation at the link in our bio Not to sound like an NPR pledge drive, but these gifts are literally making the difference between whether people have food on the table

One last thing. The Department of City Planning invites residents, community organizations, businesses, and stakeholders from all 90 neighborhoods to join us this September for a series of public workshops as the PGH2050 Comprehensive Plan reaches one of its most important milestones

Over the past two years, PGH2050 has been driven by Pittsburghers. Thousands of people have participated through neighborhood meetings, surveys, focus groups, community events, and online engagement, helping create a shared vision for the city's future.
The September workshops will be one of the final opportunities for residents and stakeholders to provide critical feedback on the draft plan before revisions are applied and the plan moves into the approval and adoption process

Workshop details:
Kingsley Association | 6435 Frankstown Ave.
September 15th | 5:30 - 7pm

Mattress Factory | 509 Jacksonia St.
September 16th | 5:30 - 8pm

Energy Innovation Center | 1435 Bedford Ave.
September 17th | 5:30 - 7pm

Phillips Recreation Center | 201 Parkfield St.
September 19th | 11am - 1pm

West End Active Living Center | 80 Wabash St.
September 23rd | 5:30 - 7pm

Each workshop will feature interactive activities and a chance for participants to see how their feedback and suggestions have shaped the draft policies and future land use direction. This is also a chance for residents to directly engage with the PGH2050 team. Follow the link in our bio to RSVP

Ok that's all, love you baby

The only good thing about this week might be the beautiful weather tomorrow and the fact that we get to see all of youSt...
08/28/2026

The only good thing about this week might be the beautiful weather tomorrow and the fact that we get to see all of you

Stumble out of bed, pour yourself a cup of ambition, and come on out to see be.wild.er farm, Slice & Sprout, Yegakimchi Choi, Lemmon Bros, Music Measdows, Ashley Yocum, and Furkid Rescue

Mill Creek Trout Farm, Mr. Bulgogi, and Hannah's Honey will be away

Music by Ivy Lamitina

We've also restocked our t-shirts so we have mediums and larges again! Everyone is always saying how sexy you would look in one

Free parking in the Aspen Garage. See you soon!

We’re officially halfway through the market this year, but still enjoying the gentle caresses of peak produce season. So...
08/21/2026

We’re officially halfway through the market this year, but still enjoying the gentle caresses of peak produce season. Soon the leaves will change, and those gentle caresses will turn sexual. It is not reciprocated, so we will spend the rest of the year attempting to put some distance between us and peak produce, avoiding their eyes at shows. That is what causes seasons

Tomorrow we’ll have Yegakimchi Choi, Music Meadows, Slice and Sprout, Trash Cat Rescue, Fourth Economy, and someone from the city’s recycling department on hand to answer questions. Wow! What a lineup

East End Appalachian Jam is playing music

Nurture, Kyle’s Cakes N’at, and Mr. Bulgogi will be away

Free parking in the Aspen Garage. See you soon!

Colorful things and beautiful people. Here until 1pm!
08/15/2026

Colorful things and beautiful people. Here until 1pm!

Being the cultured and highbrowed market that I am, I've curated our most sophisticated selection of vendors yetYegakimc...
08/14/2026

Being the cultured and highbrowed market that I am, I've curated our most sophisticated selection of vendors yet

Yegakimchi Choi, Lemmon Bros (new maple syrup vendor), Music Meadows (also new, with hardneck garlic), All Things Empanada, & Metro Community Health Center will all be there tomorrow

Who won't be there? Sol Patch and Pittsburgher Highland Farm

EDIT: Woolf Farms will also be gone

Brian Junker will be playing music

It's also Bloomfield's annual celebration of road closures, with the following roads being blocked off either fully or partially:

Liberty from Taylor St. to Gross St.
Sapphire Way
Pearl St. – next to Citizen’s Bank from Liberty to Corday Way & next to First National Bank
Garnet Way
Cedarville St. – next to the Pleasure Bar from Liberty to Corday Way
State Way
Edmond St. – next to PNC from Liberty to Corday Way

Neville/Sassafrass Street is a good alternative to approaching Liberty

Free parking in the Aspen Garage. See you soon!

We're out here until 1! Come hang!
08/01/2026

We're out here until 1! Come hang!

Well, we're doing it. Tomorrow is our one day summer residency at West Penn Hospital, and after that we'll all be doctor...
07/31/2026

Well, we're doing it. Tomorrow is our one day summer residency at West Penn Hospital, and after that we'll all be doctors

It'll be 9am-1pm, like normal. If you can't find us, just search for Mend Way. Due to the inaccessibility of our temporary space, we'll have volunteers available to help people shop. The porta potties will be joining us, of course

Here's an updated list of vendors who will be there:

1:11 JUICE BAR
BLACKBERRY MEADOWS
CHANTAL'S CHEESE
CHEZ LAPIN
COLDCO
COMMUNITY CULTURES
CUTTING ROOT
FREEDOM FARMS
HANNAH'S HONEY
HELLO HUMMUS
JAK'S BAKERY
KIZZLE FOODS
KYLE'S CAKES
PITTSBURGH PASTURES
PITTSBURGH PIE GUY
PITTSBURGHER HIGHLAND FARM
REDSTART ROASTERS
SAM MARKET
SAUCY AFRICAN
SOUTHERN SAUSAGE
STURGES ORCHARD
TINY SEED
TWO FRAYS UP IN SUDS
WHO COOKS FOR YOU

Parking is available in the garage on the corner of Millvale and Liberty. Please avoid parking on the street so our neighbors have easier access to their homes. Parking is also available in the Aspen Garage where folks usually park for the market

Remember to be extra sweet to the many many volunteers who are making this happen

See you soon 💚

This is going to be a wacky one. Picking up an entire farmers market and dropping it a block away is not something we ex...
07/29/2026

This is going to be a wacky one. Picking up an entire farmers market and dropping it a block away is not something we expected to do, but here we are. And soon you will be here too

The August 1st market will be held at two adjoining lots on Corday Way between Gross Street and Millvale

HOW DO I GET THERE?
Just get on Gross Street and walk/drive/roll until you see a farmers market, or type “Mend Way” into your GPS. If you hit Friendship Park, you’ve gone too far

WHERE DO I PARK?
You can park in the garage at the corner of Millvale and Liberty, or in the Aspen Garage where people usually park for the market. Please do not park on Mend Way

IS IT ACCESSIBLE?
It is not an accessible space. There is grass, gravel, and slanted or uneven ground everywhere, and there are no parking spots nearby. There was no workaround for this, and we are deeply sorry. However, we will have people available to help with shopping for folks who can’t utilize the space, so please ask anyone in an orange vest or a volunteer shirt and they will assist you

WHAT VENDORS WILL BE THERE?
I’m so glad you asked

1:11 Juice Bar
Blackberry Meadows
Chantal’s Cheese
Chez Lapin
ColdCo
Community Cultures
Cutting Root
Freedom Farms
Hannah’s Honey
Hello Hummus
Jak’s
Kizzle
Kyle’s Cakes
Pittsburgh Pastures
Pittsburgh Pie Guy

Pittsburgher Highland Farm
Redstart Roasters
Sam Market
Saucy African
Sol Patch
Southern Sausage
Sturges Orchard
Tiny Seed
Two Frays
Up in Suds
Who Cooks For You
Woolf Farms
Autonomous Body Shop

WHERE DO I DIRECT MY GRATITUDE?

If you see someone in an orange vest or a volunteers shirt, know that that person gave up their Saturday morning to jump in and help pull this off, so please be extra sweet to them

Address

5050 Liberty Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA
15224

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