Fresh

We provide fresh, high quality, reasonably priced food, with an emphasis on goods that are local, minimally processed and ethically produced. We strive to connect our farmers with our shoppers so you know where your food comes from.

Fair

We are committed to fair and just business practices throughout every level of the Co-op, from farmer to consumer. We adhere to the values of Accountability, Trust and Honesty.

Local

We work hand in hand with area farmers and businesses to support the local economy in ways that benefit our membership and our community at-large.

Fair

We are committed to fair and just business practices throughout every level of the Co-op, from farmer to consumer. We adhere to the values of Accountability, Trust and Honesty.

Environment

We strive to sustain a healthy planet for future generations by supporting sustainable agriculture and green farming practices that benefit the Earth and all its residents.

Community

We respect and celebrate the breadth of diversity within our community and are committed to being a partner and resource within it.

Community

We respect and celebrate the breadth of diversity within our community and are committed to being a partner and resource within it.

Fresh

We provide fresh, high quality, reasonably priced food, with an emphasis on goods that are local, minimally processed and ethically produced. We strive to connect our farmers with our shoppers so you know where your food comes from.

Fresh

We provide fresh, high quality, reasonably priced food, with an emphasis on goods that are local, minimally processed and ethically produced. We strive to connect our farmers with our shoppers so you know where your food comes from.

Fair

We are committed to fair and just business practices throughout every level of the Co-op, from farmer to consumer. We adhere to the values of Accountability, Trust and Honesty.

Local

We work hand in hand with area farmers and businesses to support the local economy in ways that benefit our membership and our community at-large.

Environment

We strive to sustain a healthy planet for future generations by supporting sustainable agriculture and green farming practices that benefit the Earth and all its residents.

Fair

We are committed to fair and just business practices throughout every level of the Co-op, from farmer to consumer. We adhere to the values of Accountability, Trust and Honesty.

Environment

We strive to sustain a healthy planet for future generations by supporting sustainable agriculture and green farming practices that benefit the Earth and all its residents.

Community

We respect and celebrate the breadth of diversity within our community and are committed to being a partner and resource within it.

Fresh

We provide fresh, high quality, reasonably priced food, with an emphasis on goods that are local, minimally processed and ethically produced. We strive to connect our farmers with our shoppers so you know where your food comes from.

Fresh

We provide fresh, high quality, reasonably priced food, with an emphasis on goods that are local, minimally processed and ethically produced. We strive to connect our farmers with our shoppers so you know where your food comes from.

Community

We respect and celebrate the breadth of diversity within our community and are committed to being a partner and resource within it.

Local

We work hand in hand with area farmers and businesses to support the local economy in ways that benefit our membership and our community at-large.

Local

We work hand in hand with area farmers and businesses to support the local economy in ways that benefit our membership and our community at-large.

Environment

We strive to sustain a healthy planet for future generations by supporting sustainable agriculture and green farming practices that benefit the Earth and all its residents.

Weavers Way Co-op is a member-owned, cooperative grocery store with locations in West Mt. Airy and Chestnut Hill.  We offer a friendly shopping environment and reasonably priced, quality products that are local, sustainable, organic, fair trade, and healthful.

News & Events
Your Vote is Your Voice!

The Weavers Way Board of Directors election is now underway. This is an opportunity for our owners to have a say about the direction our Co-op takes. Take part in this important member benefit! Vote online or in the stores. Voting ends on Sunday, May 19 6:30 at our General Membership Meeting. (To vote online, log in to the Member Center or look for an email message with a voting link for your household).
Henry Got Crops CSA

We are accepting new shares for the 2013 season. Shares will be filled on a first come-first serve basis! Become a shareholder and support Henry Got Crops! in 2013.

New this year, we are also offering a Standing Order of Store Products, delivered to Saul. Read on to learn about this program and the great products that are available.  CSA shareholders and Co-op members can sign up for a weekly delivery of popular co-op items and pick them up during the vegetable CSA pick-up times at Henry Got...
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An Evening in the Rose Garden

Spend a fragrant evening in America's oldest rose garden as Wyck House and Weavers Way host "An Evening in the Rose Garden" on Wednesday, May 29 from 5 to 8pm. Wyck's horticulturist, Elizabeth Belk and Bob McKee, Outreach Coordinator, will lead tours of the house and garden. Weavers Way will provide hors d'oeuvres and adult spritzers. We invite you to meet your neighbors on a lovely spring evening. Rain date TBD. Tickets are $20 per person.
Phillies Game to Support WWCP
In a partnership between the Phillies and Weavers Way Community Programs, you can attend the Phillies game on Wednesday, September 4, at 7:05 PM, when they take on the Washington Nationals. Not only will you receive discounted pricing (just $22 per seat!), but $4 from each ticket will be donated to WWCP. Seats are located in section 419. Save the Date and Get your tickets now!
The Co-op's co-op
Weavers Way is a member of the National Co-operative Grocers Association, itself a co-op owned by more than 125 co-ops throughout the country. One of the things NCGA does for us is advocacy work, and one issue the NCGA is helping its members tackle is the regulation of genetically modified food. Here's a letter from NCGA chairwoman Robynn Shrader to NCGA vendors, explaining why they should support GMO labeling. Questions or comments? Call (215-843-2350) or...
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