Squirrel Hill Farmers Market
2026-07-19 09:00 - 13:00 (America/New_York)
Beacon Bartlett Parking Lot, 5737 Beacon Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15217. Free weekly farmers market.

Brookline Farmers Market
2026-07-19 10:00 - 14:00 | Brookline Memorial Park, Oakridge Street , Pittsburgh, PA, 15226, United States
Brookline War Memorial Park (the Cannon) on Brookline Boulevard, Pittsburgh, PA 15226. Note: this market runs on Sundays, not Thursdays as originally listed. Free to attend.

Bethel Park Farmers Market
2026-07-21 15:00 - 19:00
South Park Ice Rink Lot, 30 Corrigan Drive, Bethel Park, PA 15102. Free weekly farmers market, every Tuesday rain or shine. 2026 marks the market’s 20th anniversary season, running May 5 through September 29.

Carrick Farmers Market
2026-07-22 15:00 - 19:00
Stop by the Community Pavilion at 1529 Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15210 for the weekly Carrick Farmers Market, featuring fresh produce and local vendors. Free to attend.

Peters Township Market in the Park
2026-07-22 16:00 - 19:00 | Peterswood Park, 700 Meredith Dr, Venetia, PA, 15367, United States
Peterswood Park, 700 Meredith Drive, Venetia, PA 15367 hosts this weekly market featuring local farmers and producers. Free to attend.

Green Tree Farmers Market
2026-07-23 16:00 - 19:00
Green Tree Park Lower Parking Lot, 905 Greentree Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15220. Weekly farmers market with rotating food trucks. Free to attend.

Chalk the Block in Somerset
2026-07-24 - 2026-07-26
Chalk the Block Returns to Somerset with 20+ Chalk Artists, Live Music, Kids Activities & More
If you’ve never experienced Chalk the Block in Somerset, this is the year to go.
Returning July 24-26, 2026, this three-day festival transforms the streets of Uptown Somerset into an outdoor art gallery filled with incredible sidewalk chalk masterpieces, live entertainment, family activities, local vendors, delicious food, and plenty to explore. It’s Western Pennsylvania’s oldest street painting festival and one of the most unique summer events you’ll find within an easy drive from Pittsburgh.
This year’s “Yesteryear” theme celebrates nostalgia with classic cars, throwback music, vintage-inspired activities, and stunning chalk artwork created by more than 20 professional artists alongside talented local adults and youth competitors.
Festival Highlights
Throughout the weekend you’ll find:

More than 20 professional chalk artists creating incredible 3D and traditional chalk murals
Youth and adult chalk art competitions
Free Kids Zone with hands-on activities
Live music on multiple stages
Artist & artisan market
Food trucks and local restaurants
5K Run/Walk
Story Stroll through Uptown Somerset
Free community chalk zone where everyone can create
Classic model railroad display
Clay Quest scavenger hunt
Youth Entrepreneur Market
Plenty of shopping throughout Uptown Somerset

Friday Highlights (July 24)
The festival officially kicks off Friday evening, making it a perfect after-work road trip.
One of the biggest attractions is the Yesteryear Car Cruise, where classic vehicles roll into Uptown before parking along Main Street for visitors to admire. Live music follows on the Diamond while professional artists begin transforming the sidewalks into works of art.
Families can also enjoy:

Christmas in July activities with Santa at the library
Story Stroll around town
Laurel Highlands Model Railroad Club
Clay Quest scavenger hunt
Local shopping and food specials
Festival headquarters with free chalk and event information

Saturday Highlights (July 25)
Visitors can spend the day watching chalk artists work while exploring activities happening throughout Uptown Somerset.
Some of Saturday’s highlights include:

Youth Chalk Competition
Adult Chalk Competition
Free Kids Zone
Artist & Artisan Market
SoCo Farmers Market
Fire truck displays
Hair feathers, crafts and family activities
Kiwanis basket raffle
Live demonstrations
Makers Market and evening music at Laurel Arts

It’s also the best day to wander the streets and watch the artwork gradually come to life as artists add detail throughout the day.
Sunday Highlights (July 26)
Sunday gives visitors the chance to see many of the finished chalk masterpieces before they’re eventually washed away.
The day begins with the Chalk the Block 5K Run/Walk, followed by another full day of family activities including:

Artist & Artisan Market
Youth Entrepreneur Market
Fire truck displays
STEM activities
Story Stroll
Open Chalk Zone
Clay Quest scavenger hunt
Shopping, food and local attractions

Tips for Visiting

Arrive early for easier parking.
Wear comfortable walking shoes! You’ll spend plenty of time exploring Uptown Somerset.
Bring sunscreen, water, and a camera.
Plan time to browse the local shops, cafés, and restaurants while you’re in town.

Worth the Drive from Pittsburgh
Located in the beautiful Laurel Highlands, Somerset makes an easy weekend getaway from Pittsburgh. Chalk the Block combines nationally recognized chalk artists with small-town charm, creating an event that’s fun for both kids and adults.
Whether you’re cheering on young artists in the chalk competition, watching professionals create breathtaking sidewalk murals, listening to live music, or simply enjoying a stroll through Uptown, Chalk the Block is one of Pennsylvania’s most colorful summer festivals.
Chalk the Block
Dates: July 24–26, 2026
For the complete entertainment lineup, vendor list, competition information, and full schedule of events, visit the official Chalk the Block website.

Northside Farmers Market
2026-07-24 15:00 - 19:00 | Allegheny Commons Park, Arch Street, Pittsburgh, PA, 15221, United States
Allegheny Commons Park at East North Avenue and Cedar Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15212. Free weekly farmers market. The July 31 market includes a special Happy Hour promotion.
