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Happy Black History Month!
Celebrate with Weavers Way
Chefs Specials
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Chestnut Hill

8424 Germantown Ave
Philadelphia, PA

Open 8 am to 8 pm, Every Day
215.866.9150
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Germantown

328 W Chelten Ave
Philadelphia, PA

Open 8 am to 8 pm, Every Day
215-843-1886
Featured Savings
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organic raspberries
Very Berry

Organic raspberries (6 oz) are now on sale for $2.99 ea.

little potatoes (1.5 bag)
Easy To Prep, Ready To Cook
Little potatoes (1.5 lb bag) are on sale for $2.99 each; varieties are subject to change.
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avocados
Time for Guac!
Stock up on organic avocados, on sale for $1.49 each.
dumpling daughter frozen dumplings and sauces
Generational Goodness in Your Freezer!

Dumpling Daughter offers next-level frozen dumplings, scallion pancakes, and sauces! Try any of their products and get 20% off!

JOHN MAC Red Beans and Rice
Black History Month with John Mac
Try John Mac’s homemade Red Beans and Rice, available in-store until March 3! The home cooking classic: spicy, comforting and full of smoked turkey flavor.
TY Fried Chicken Dinner
Black History Month with TY
Try Ty's homemade Fried Chicken Dinner, available in-store until March 3! Hand-breaded chicken thigh, classic mac and cheese, and string beans.
DALE Smothered Pork Chop Dinner
Black History Month with Dale
Try Dale's homemade Smothered Pork Chop Dinner, available in-store until March 3! Pan-fried heritage breaded chop, string beans, creamy mashed potatoes and lots of gravy.
SENORA Mess O Greens
Black History Month with Senora
Try Senora's homemade Mess O' Greens, available in-store until March 3! Assorted pot greens, smoked ham, apple cider vinegar, and brown sugar.
    Sales & Deals
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    Co-op Finds

    Weavers Way's monthly curated promotions and specials.
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    Weekly Specials

    Our freshest produce at the best prices brought to you weekly.
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    Co-op Deals

    Dozens of products on sale from trusted brands each month.
    The Co-op
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    Careers

    We offer rewarding careers, competitive wages, benefits and flexible scheduling.

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    Membership

    Discover the benefits of membership at
    Weavers Way Co-op!

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    Events

    Learn more about our upcoming events.
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    Our Farms

    Weavers Way Farms represents the Co-op’s Ends in action.
    Member
    Households
    14,005+
    Volunteer
    Hours in 2024
    19,649
    Funds Rasied for
    Community Groups in 2024
    30,000+
    Local Vendors
    Supported
    275+
    Total Containers
    Returned for Reuse
    19,261+
    Pounds of Vegetables Harvested
    at our Farms in One Year
    61,253
    Member
    Households
    14,005+

    Volunteer
    Hours in 2024
    19,649

    Funds Rasied for
    Community Groups in 2024
    30,000+

    Local Vendors
    Supported
    275+

    Total Containers
    Returned for Reuse
    19,261+

    Pounds of Vegetables Harvested
    at our Farms in One Year
    61,253
    What's a Co-op?
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    Testimonials
    “I've been a member of the co-op for my entire life and there is a reason why I've never left. It is a wonderful community and store. Enjoy yummy local produce (when available) and a variety of natural items all year around. Members enjoy a 5% discount and other discounts, but all are welcome!”
    -Daniel Q.
    “This co-op is the best! It's a center of neighborhood activity helping us all eat in healthy ways, support living wages and ethical consumption. I am proud to have raised 5 kids on Weavers Way food.”
    -Julie G.
    “Weavers Way has a few locations within my neighborhood and boy am I happy about that! Sometimes I have no idea what I want to make until I get to the store. There is inspiration on literally every shelf. They are like a one stop shop for quality ingredients and keep the dollars in the community by shopping local. These things are super important these days!”
    -Chingi Z.
    “Thank you again for opening Germantown. To now have something local, that is consistent is (pause for dramatic effect) life changing. It makes such a difference. My kids (with the shopping carts) are now able to participate in picking healthy options and are hopefully ingesting awareness of how to feed themselves. I didn’t mind going to Mt Airy, or even Chestnut Hill, but to have one even closer is a game changer. I even wear a Weavers Way hat. I’m a fan.“
    -Whitney H.
    “The team at Weavers has been an invaluable part of our community. As co-director of Natural Creativity, just a short walk away, I’ve seen firsthand how their kindness shines through. Every trip to the store is met with warm greetings and genuine care for our young people. They’ve been a steadfast partner, helping us spread the word about family events and even donating snacks to our literacy fair—proof of their commitment to strengthening our community.”
    -Krystal D.
    The Shuttle
    Our Community Newspaper
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    Introducing a Gentle Winter Reset

    by Karen Palmer, for the Shuttle
    January 30, 2026

    If January left you feeling heavy, foggy, unmotivated or emotionally tender, you’re not broken; you’re human. And your body may be asking for something other than a reset. In nature, winter isn’t a time of pushing — it’s a time of conserving energy, restoring reserves and maintaining rhythm. Trees don’t bloom. Animals don’t train for marathons. Yet, we often expect...
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    Building a Quilt for Kids in Ukraine

    by Betsy Teutsch, for the Shuttle
    January 30, 2026

    Our beloved friend Margaret Guthrie has had many careers and passions in her long life. A retired journalist and cookbook author, she grew up in Chestnut Hill and learned to sew at Miss Zara’s School, before it merged with Springside. Thus began her lifelong love of quilting. At our August 2016 Together Women Rise dinner, Margaret celebrated her 79th birthday...
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    A Quartet of Traditional Dishes from Our Chefs


    January 30, 2026

    John McAliley Prepared Foods Manager Weavers Way Co-op Co-op staff since 2016 Dish: Red Beans & Rice. “I grew up eating it as a kid, but it was more than just red beans and rice. Hoppin’ John got made, also dirty rice. Lots of rice and bean dishes. There was also Spanish rice. It’s an easy meal to throw together,...

    Read the full issue here.

    Weavers Way's newspaper, the Shuttle, is published 10 times a year and contains news about Weavers Way along with other stories of interest to Co-op members and the community at large.
    Featured in the current issue: Dishes from our chefs to celebrate Black History Month, community members build quilts for kids in Ukraine and a gentler approach to the new year reset.
    Click to View the PDF
    Click to read more about The Shuttle and view its archives