Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Farm fresh food, live music and more at Christopher A. Doherty Park in downtown Scranton! The Electric City Farmers Market, a project of Scranton Tomorrow supported by the Architectural Heritage Association (AHA), opens Tuesday, Aug. 4, at 11:30 a.m. at the pocket park on the corner of Linden St. and Wyoming Ave., Scranton.
Featuring produce from Hopkins Farm, based in Falls, and baked goods from a downtown neighbor, Cypress House at St. Luke’s Church, the market will be open on Tuesdays from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with live music from noon to 2 p.m. Tara Michel will perform on opening day.
With its central location, the new market offers a way for downtown residents, restaurateurs and members of the business community to access locally grown produce and fresh baked goods within walking distance. Local chefs will be able to enhance their farm-to-table menu options and downtown neighbors will have the option to shop on their lunch breaks in a beautiful outdoor setting. To learn more, visit scrantontomorrow.org and follow Scranton Tomorrow on social media.
About Hopkins Farm, LLC
Based in Falls, Hopkins Farm, LLC, is veteran owned and family operated with a long history in the local agricultural community. Their stand in Falls features fruits, vegetables, eggs and flowers (when available) and they are vendors at the seasonal Co-op Farmer’s Market in Scranton. The family also owns and operates The Mulberry Bush @ Hopkins Farms, where they sell flowers, vegetables, ornamentals and Christmas trees.
About Cypress House at St. Luke’s
Cypress House offers formerly incarcerated individuals a foundation in the baking industry and a support network necessary for long-term success. It is an affiliated nonprofit organization of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Scranton.
Farm fresh food, live music and more at Christopher A. Doherty Park in downtown Scranton! The Electric City Farmers Market, a project of Scranton Tomorrow supported by the Architectural Heritage Association (AHA), opens Tuesday, Aug. 4, at 11:30 a.m. at the pocket park on the corner of Linden St. and Wyoming Ave., Scranton.
Featuring produce from Hopkins Farm, based in Falls, and baked goods from a downtown neighbor, Cypress House at St. Luke’s Church, the market will be open on Tuesdays from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with live music from noon to 2 p.m. Tara Michel will perform on opening day.
With its central location, the new market offers a way for downtown residents, restaurateurs and members of the business community to access locally grown produce and fresh baked goods within walking distance. Local chefs will be able to enhance their farm-to-table menu options and downtown neighbors will have the option to shop on their lunch breaks in a beautiful outdoor setting. To learn more, visit scrantontomorrow.org and follow Scranton Tomorrow on social media.
About Hopkins Farm, LLC
Based in Falls, Hopkins Farm, LLC, is veteran owned and family operated with a long history in the local agricultural community. Their stand in Falls features fruits, vegetables, eggs and flowers (when available) and they are vendors at the seasonal Co-op Farmer’s Market in Scranton. The family also owns and operates The Mulberry Bush @ Hopkins Farms, where they sell flowers, vegetables, ornamentals and Christmas trees.
About Cypress House at St. Luke’s
Cypress House offers formerly incarcerated individuals a foundation in the baking industry and a support network necessary for long-term success. It is an affiliated nonprofit organization of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Scranton.
