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Bloomfield Saturday Market

Bloomfield Saturday Market — a neighborhood farmers/makers market on Liberty Avenue in Pittsburgh's Bloomfield section, operated by the Bloomfield Development Corporation (a 501(c)(3) main-street nonprofit). Runs an outdoor season May–November and a twice-monthly indoor winter market December–March, anchoring locally-grown produce, prepared foods, and artisan goods on a single neighborhood block.

What they do

Bloomfield Saturday Market is the weekly neighborhood market for Pittsburgh’s Bloomfield section, operated by the Bloomfield Development Corporation — the main-street nonprofit that runs neighborhood programming for the corridor. Vendors emphasize locally grown, produced, and created items: produce, prepared foods, and artisan goods. [[the-market|The market]] runs an outdoor season May through November (Saturdays 9 AM–1 PM) and a twice-monthly indoor winter market December through March (1st and 3rd Saturdays, 11 AM–2 PM).

Why it’s listed

The substantive filter is nonprofit main-street operation, not just “outdoor stalls.” The Bloomfield Development Corporation is the 501(c)(3) responsible for stewarding Bloomfield’s commercial corridor, and the Saturday Market is one expression of that work — the curation of who-sells-what is in the hands of a neighborhood organization rather than a private market operator extracting fees. That puts every dollar spent into the same neighborhood economy whose vendors are stocking it.

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  • Instance of: [[farmers-market]]
  • Operated by: [[bloomfield-development-corporation]]
  • Member of: [[market]]
  • Contained by: [[pittsburgh-rivers]]

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