We've partnered with the Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show!
Farm to Table Buy Local joined the Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show to support and promote the region’s locally grown and produced food and beverages. Exhibitors sampled and sold products, and the Farm to Table Buy Local stages included health & wellness speakers, cooking demonstrations, gardening/farming education, and kids activities.
We continue to celebrate the connections that are made by supporting local farms, food producers, wineries, distilleries, and breweries by featuring local food vendors and curating events to showcase them. Buying local is fun, educational, and enriching!
Learn more: Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show
2022 Farm to Table Expo Vendors:
- 5 Generations Bakers – Jenny Lee Swirl Bread
- Baked True North – Packaged Baked Items
- BBQ Stus – Variety of BBQ Sauces
- Bedner's Farm & Greenhouse – Wines & Jarred Items
- Birch Creek Farmery – Pastured Heritage Meats
- Blackberry Meadows Farm – Frozen Pork Sampler Boxes
- Brother Monk Ciderworks – Hard Cider
- Cherish Creamery – Goat Cheese, Cheese Curds, & Yogurt
- Country Hammer Moonshine – Moonshine
- Farm to Table Buy Local with Dream Thyme Farm Visiting Vendor – Visiting Vendor
- Footprints Farm – Pastured Meat, Chorizo, Sub Boxes, & Snack Sticks
- Frankferd Farms Organic Food – Organic Items
- Hempzels Pretzels – Sourdough Pretzels & Mustard
- Huckle Bee Farms – Variety of Honey
- Indoor Year-Round East Liberty Farmers Market – Variety of Items
- Keystone Cultures – Kombucha & Water Kefir
- Kingview Mead – Mead
- Lemmon Brothers – Maple Syrup
- Painterland Sisters – Yogurt
- Pitt Moss – Plentiful, Prime, Performance, PMI, Roost & Prestige
- Quantum Spirits – Variety of Spirits
- Rent the Chicken – Hatching Baby Chicks
- Sunny Slope Farm – Variety of Jarred Products
- The Kefir Chicks – Kefir
- The Olive Tap – Olive Oils
- Uncle Fester's Favorites – Variety of Jarred Products
Interested in partnering with Farm to Table Buy Local?
Learn more about Farm to Table Buy Local sponsorship opportunities, kids activities, community and urban gardens, food resources, local food guide ads, and more.
Some interesting stats about the 350,000 consumers who attended the Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show:
- 89% spend $500+/week on food products
- 76% are “serious about cooking”
- 93% want to sample “new” food products
- 71% cook 6 or more “real” meals per week
For more information, contact Erin Hart at erin@farmtotable.com
