Monroe Farmers Market takes place every Saturday from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm until December 30th, 2023.
Located on Courthouse Square in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.
Monroe Farmers Market is a producer-only farmers market that has been around for over 40 years. Being a producer-only market demands a higher quality standard, which sets us apart from other markets. Like you, we share a love of delicious ingredients with our community. At Monroe Farmers Market, our vendors locally source, grow, and create by hand to bring you quality produce and fresh products. Join us!
Helpful tip. GPS Address: 610 Monroe Street, Stroudsburg, PA 18360.
We are now accepting applications for our 2023 Holiday Market.
Grandma’s Lentil & Brown Rice Soup Mix by SoapMuffin. Photo by Karina Puente.
Organic Cornbread Mix and Sheba’s Cure Soap by SoapMuffin. Photo by Karina Puente.
Handmade Soaps by Mountain Ridge Farm. Photo by Carolina.
Handpoured candles by Mountain Ridge Farm. Photo by Carolina.
Vanilla Peach Jam by Dutch Hill Preserves. Photo by Karina Puente.
Betsi’s Empandas by Cafe Duet. Photo by Karina Puente.
Yellow Oyster Mushrooms by Four Fields Farm. Photo by Karina Puente.
Golden Stuffer Tomatoes by Menegus Farms. Photo by Karina Puente.
Fresh produce by J and A Farms. Photo by Karina Puente.
Chestnut Mushrooms by Four Fields Farm. Photo by Karina Puente.
Honeycrips Apple by OHF Orchards. Photo by Karina Puente.
Grape tomatoes and peppers by J and A Farms. Photo by Karina Puente.
Raw Honey by Mountain Ridge Farm. Photo by Carolina.
Green and Pocket Oyster Mushrooms on a black walnut cutting board by Four Fields Farm and B1 Woodworking. Photo by Karina Puente.
Featured Vendor
Carolina Licata of Mountain Ridge Farm
Hi! My name is Carolina Licata. I came here 15 years ago from Chile, as an exchange student. I met my husband at a building party, and we dated until my visa expired. I went back to Chile, and we kept dating until he proposed. We got married in Chile and married again in the USA. We have two kids, and we have been married for 12 years now.
I started my business after having my first kid. I wanted to work from home so I could raise my kids. My father-in-law, Frank Licata, is a master beekeeper as a hobby. He worked as a computer engineer for years. While working full-time in NYC, he started raising bees and making products with honey and beeswax. He offered to teach me how to make the products so I could start selling them in Central PA (where I have lived for 9 years). I started using his recipes at first, and gradually, I started experimenting with new recipes and techniques. I fell in love with soapmaking and crafts in general.
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