The Land of Goshen Community Market
Saturdays from 8am to Noon
May 9th - October 17th
What's New for the 2026 Goshen Market
This season we're gathering in City Park around the Edwardsville Public Library. You'll find vendors along Kansas and Park Streets and in the Public Works parking lot—the same Saturday-morning tradition of local produce, artisans, live music, and neighbors, in a fresh setting at the center of Edwardsville.
Questions about the Market? Stop by our Information Booth
Plan Your Visit
At the Market
Helpful tips for making the most of your time at the Land of Goshen Community Market—whether it’s your first visit or your fiftieth.
- Direct from the Source
- When you purchase items from vendors at the Goshen Market, you can count on everything you're purchasing being locally grown, made, and produced.
- Seasonal Surprises
- Produce availability changes, so be sure to keep coming back throughout the year for new finds. Click on the icon next to this to see what's in season.
- Be an Early Bird
- For the best produce selection, visit the market earlier in the day. Keep in mind, vendors cannot sell until the market bell rings at 8:00 am.
- Bags & Coolers
- Please bring your reusable shopping bags. We will have paper bags from Constitution Bank available in limited quantities in case you forget.
- Biking to the Market
- The MCT System offers many scenic routes for biking to the market, with bike racks available at City Park.
- Parking
- Parking is available on City streets and in public lots throughout the area. Please do not park in other businesses' lots.
- Facilities
- Public restrooms are available in City Park in the bandstand.
- We Love Our Furry Friends!
- The Land of Goshen Community Market is pet-friendly. Socialized dogs on leashes are welcome. Be prepared to clean up after your pet.
Upcoming Market Events
No upcoming events at this time. Please check back soon!
Frequently asked questions
About us
About Goshen Market
Edwardsville's Farmers Market
Established in 1997, the Land of Goshen Community Market has grown into one of the region's largest farmers markets, supporting local families, farms, and businesses.
