After 51 Years, the Doylestown Farmers Market Is Moving to Broad Commons Park

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Bucks Co. & Beyond Daily: Doylestown food news. File photo of green and red cabbages, broccoli and bell peppers stacked on a wooden market table with a handwritten price sign.

by Nick Rau

There are three Saturdays left to shop the Doylestown Farmers Market on South Hamilton Street this season, then a new address. After 51 years on Hamilton Street, the market plans to open its 2027 season on Saturday, April 17, at 10 Doyle St. and Broad Commons Park, the borough park with a Fonthill Castle-inspired playground, the Doylestown-Buckingham Record reported on Nov. 3, 2026, and BUCKSCO.Today reported as well. The market's own website still lists the Hamilton Street location for 2026 and has not yet posted the move.

Why the market is moving

According to the Doylestown-Buckingham Record and BUCKSCO.Today, organizers say the stretch of South Hamilton Street between West State Street and West Oakland Avenue no longer has room for more vendors, larger stalls or the gathering space shoppers have asked for, and that parking is limited and restrooms have relied on temporary setups. The market's website does not yet spell out the reasons in its own words.

What Broad Commons Park adds

Doylestown Borough lists Broad Commons Park at 10 Doyle St. with a Fonthill Castle-inspired play area, walking trails, benches, a picnic grove and a plaza with Mercer pillars and a small fountain, plus parking and permanent public restrooms across the street at Borough Hall. The Doylestown-Buckingham Record and BUCKSCO.Today report that organizers chose the park for dedicated parking, permanent restrooms and more room for vendors and shoppers.

A 51-year Saturday habit

The market dates to 1975 and was run by the Buckingham Township Civic Association until the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance took it over in 2017, and its About page calls it the oldest continually operating farmers market in the county. Vendors either grow what they sell or make it from local ingredients, and the market's website lists produce, mushrooms and microgreens alongside artisan pasta, pierogis, baked goods, local meats, kombucha, wine and spirits, flowers and even treats for your dog. The market also accepts EBT/SNAP at its green tent. What organizers haven't said yet is how many stalls the bigger site will hold or how many will go to new vendors, so that is the next thing to watch before April.

Before you go this fall

  • Last Hamilton Street Saturdays: Nov. 7, 14 and 21, 2026, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., on South Hamilton Street between West State Street and West Oakland Avenue
  • A little Saturday game: three hidden veggies are tucked around the market each week, and finding one earns a $5 gift certificate at the green Market Tent, per Bucks Happening
  • Winter market: the market's website lists winter markets on the first and third Saturdays of December, January and February, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Central Bucks Senior Center, 700 Shady Retreat Road (check the site for this winter's dates)
  • 2027 opening day: Saturday, April 17, 2027, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 10 Doyle St. and Broad Commons Park
  • Who's coming: the market posts a "Vendor Roll Call" on Instagram and Facebook each Thursday

Quick answers

Is the Doylestown Farmers Market moving?

Yes. After 51 years on South Hamilton Street, the Doylestown Farmers Market plans to move to 10 Doyle St. and Broad Commons Park for its 2027 season, with opening day set for Saturday, April 17, 2027, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., according to the Doylestown-Buckingham Record and BUCKSCO.Today. The market's website has not yet posted the move.

When is the last Doylestown Farmers Market on Hamilton Street?

The final regular-season Saturdays on South Hamilton Street are Nov. 7, 14 and 21, 2026, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., according to the market's website.

Where is Broad Commons Park in Doylestown?

Broad Commons Park is at 10 Doyle St. in Doylestown Borough, across the street from Borough Hall, where the borough lists parking and public restrooms. The park is known for its Fonthill Castle-inspired playground.

Spending Saturdays in Doylestown or thinking about a move? See my Doylestown town guide and my Bucks County neighborhoods guide.

Note from Nick

Three Saturdays left on Hamilton Street, then Broad Commons Park in April: here's the move, the park amenities Doylestown Borough lists, and the dates to put on your calendar. I'm Nick Rau, President of Sales with the Rarity Real Estate Team, ranked in the Top 1% of agents nationally (RealTrends 2025, individual), with more than 135 Google reviews, and I live right here in Bucks County.

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Featured image: file photo of cabbages and peppers at a market stand, not taken at the Doylestown Farmers Market. File photo, not the Doylestown market (cropped): Thomasrive, CC BY 3.0 / Wikimedia Commons.

Sources (checked Nov. 5, 2026): Doylestown-Buckingham Record, Nov. 3, 2026; BUCKSCO.Today, Samuel Knickerbocker, Nov. 5, 2026; Doylestown Farmers Market website (2026 dates, winter market, EBT/SNAP); Doylestown Farmers Market About page (history); Doylestown Borough parks page (Broad Commons Park features, parking, restrooms); Bucks Happening, "Weekend Happenings, November 6-8," Nov. 4, 2026.

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