Opening Day is June 10th!

West Side Farmers Market at
Cool Spring Park

Wednesdays 3:30-6:30 PM | June 10th through October 28th, 2026

Cool Spring Park (Lower Level)

The West Side Farmers Market connects our neighbors to fresh, local food while creating economic opportunity for Delaware growers and small businesses. Operated by Cornerstone West CDC and shaped by the people who call this neighborhood home, we work alongside residents, volunteers, and community partners to ensure that everyone has access to the nourishment and resources they need to thrive.

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2026 Farmers Market Vendors

Please check out our Facebook page or sign up for our Market newsletter above for weekly vendor updates. Vendors listed below attend weekly unless noted otherwise and may differ on market day.

Pop Up Vendors
Catch these vendors on specific dates—don’t miss out!

Forever Freeze Co.
Gwen’s Harvest
Killer Sweets
T’s Sweet Treats

Vend with Us

We pride ourselves on partnering with local farmers and artisans who grow fresh produce and create unique items, in addition to locally-owned and operated food trucks. Our market attracts an average of 150 neighbors who enjoy supporting local small businesses and participating in our special events. If you are interested in vending at our market, please complete the interest form below.

Vendor Interest Form

Vendor Requirements

Produce vendors must sell locally grown agriculture products. Local to be defined as within 100 miles of Wilmington, DE, unless otherwise authorized by the Market Manager.
Required documents:
- W-9
- City of Wilmington Business License
- Certificate of Insurance with at least $1,000,000 general liability coverage
- Produce Safety Rule Certificate
Egg & Dairy vendors must sell locally grown egg & dairy products. Local to be defined as within 100 miles of Wilmington, DE, unless otherwise authorized by the Market Manager.
Required documents:
- W-9
- City of Wilmington Business License
- Certificate of Insurance with at least $1,000,000 general liability coverage
- License from DHMH, Milk Control, or Department of Agriculture
Food is to be hand-made and be regarded as a “transformative act” (to undergo a change in form, appearance or character, become transformed).
No reselling of food goods such as canned or bottled drinks, potato chips in bags, no drink mixes, except as a supplement to the primary food offering (i.e. bottled drinks acceptable if selling platters).

Required documents:
- W-9
- City of Wilmington Business License
- Certificate of Insurance with at least $1,000,000 general liability coverage
- DE Div. of Public Health Permit
Food is to be hand-made and be regarded as a “transformative act” (to undergo a change in form, appearance or character, become transformed).
No reselling of food goods such as canned or bottled drinks, potato chips in bags, no drink mixes, except as a supplement to the primary food offering (i.e. bottled drinks acceptable if selling platters).
- W-9
- City of Wilmington Business License
- Certificate of Insurance with at least $1,000,000 general liability coverage
- Fire Marshall Inspection & Approval
Crafters
Products sold must have undergone a “transformative act” (to undergo a change in form, appearance or character, become transformed). No reselling of goods that have not been transformed in a meaningful way.
Resource Tables
Nonprofits or organizations providing a community benefit may be eligible to table at the market and no sales may take place. Priority is given to those hosting an activity or giveaway.
Required documents:
- W-9
- City of Wilmington Business License
- Certificate of Insurance with at least $1,000,000 general liability coverage

Vendor Resources

If you need help or have questions about obtaining any of the required documents, please contact us—we will be happy to help you. The links below may also be handy: