The Thurs evening farmers market from 3-7pm at Penn Quarter right in front of the Portrait Gallery on 8th & F is among my favorite DC markets. You'll find a variety of culinary treats - fudgy...
Penn Quarter FRESHFARM Market
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Penn Quarter FRESHFARM Market is a vital part of the bustling Washington, DC community, offering a platform for local farmers and sustainable food systems. Established in 1997, FRESHFARM collaborates closely with local communities and organizations to foster a more equitable, sustainable, and resilient food ecosystem in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Through hands-on education, farmers markets, and food distribution programs, FRESHFARM cultivates food access, economic development, and vibrant communities. With a focus on innovation, this market strives to address the evolving needs of the local food system, creating a space where farmers, producers, and consumers can connect and thrive.
By supporting FRESHFARM, visitors not only enjoy access to fresh, locally-sourced produce and goods but also contribute to the broader mission of building a healthier and more sustainable food future for the region. Whether you're a food enthusiast, a supporter of local agriculture, or simply seeking high-quality ingredients, Penn Quarter FRESHFARM Market offers a unique opportunity to engage with the vibrant tapestry of the local food landscape.
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A co-worker turned me into this weekly Thursday market. I loved it. There was a unique variety despite the relatively small size. I was able to get and/or try a few great items (pea shoots, other...
We happened upon the Penn Quarter Farmer's Market after touring through the National Portrait Gallery; great timing, as we were headed back for the evening and could tote a bag of fresh something...
I stumbled upon the Penn Quarter Farmer's Market when I came downtown to take some pictures for my photography homework. I didn't buy anything (because I never have cash). Everything looked good...
In the abstract, it is perfectly reasonable for a farmer's market to decide to close in the rain. But when the website repeatedly proclaims "rain or shine!" and a hand-crafted sign just outside...




