Farmers market season is upon us, and this year there are plenty within city limits — enough to cover every day of the week except Sunday.

Monday:

• East Libert Farmers Market
  Penn Circle West, East Liberty (map)
  3:30-7:30PM until 20 November
• Wilkinsburg Farmers Market
  Ross Avenue parking lots, Wilkinsburg (map)
  3:00-6:00PM until 30 October
  Free parking

Tuesday:

• South Side Farmers Market
  S. 18th and E. Carson streets, Southside (map)
  3:30-7:30PM until 21 November

Wednesday:

• Carrick Farmers Market
  Carrick Shopping Centre, 2100 Brownsville Road, Carrick (map)
  3:30-7:30PM until 22 November

Thursday:

• Highland Park Farmers Market
  Pittsburgh Zoo parking lots, Highland Park (map)
  3:30-7:30PM until 16 November
• Wilkinsburg Farmers Market
  Ross Avenue parking lots, Wilkinsburg (map)
  3:00-6:00PM until 2 November
  Free parking

Friday:

• Downtown Farmers Market
  City-County Building, 400 Grant St., Downtown (map)
  10:00AM-2:00PM until 17 November
• North Side Farmers Market
  Cedar Avenue, across from Allegheny General Hospital, North Side(map)
  3:30-7:30PM until 17 November
• Oakland Farmers Market
  Sennott Street between Meyran and Atwood, Oakland (map)
  3:30-7:30PM until 17 November

Saturday:

• Farmers@Firehouse mostly-organic Farmers Market
  2216 Penn Avenue, Strip District (map)
  9:30AM-1:30PM until 18 November
• Union Project Art & Farmers Market
  801 N. Negley Avenue, Highland Park (map)
  10:00AM-2:00PM

So far, I’ve been to the Farmers@Firehouse and Oakland markets. F@F was the source of a large sack of assorted cherries (Queen Annes, Sours, and Bings) for me last week, but I got to the Oakland market too late to score some of the wonderful strawberries co-author April bought. Despite living on the Southside, I haven’t made it to the local farmers market on Carson, though several of my neighbors absolutely love it.

Happy marketing!