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Explore the Hagerstown Historic City Farmer’s Market

Nestled in the heart of downtown Hagerstown, the Historic City Farmer’s Market offers a charming and vibrant experience for locals and visitors alike. Originally established in 1783, this beloved market is one of Maryland’s oldest and most treasured farmers markets. Starting April 6th, the market will be open every Sunday from 12 PM to 4 PM, offering a vibrant community atmosphere, fresh local goods. This year, we aim to bring the best of our community together, let’s make 2025 a season to remember!​

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A Rich History

The Hagerstown Historic City Farmer’s Market has a deep connection to the history of Hagerstown itself. Originally established in 1783 as City Market, the market was initially held at the old City Hall; the city was still named "Elizabethtown" at the time.

In August of 1928, the market relocated to its current home at the new markethouse located at 25 W Church Street, now known as Hub City Brewery, where it was renamed the Historic City Farmer’s Market. ​

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Supporting Local Farmers and Artisans

The market proudly supports local farmers, growers, and artisans from the surrounding region. Whether you're browsing for beautiful handmade goods or simply looking for fresh ingredients for your next meal, the Hagerstown Historic City Farmer’s Market has something for everyone. By shopping here, you're directly supporting the hard work of people who take pride in producing high-quality, locally grown foods and unique handcrafted items. It’s a great way to engage with the community and ensure that your purchases help foster sustainable practices.