📅 Markets & Events

Artisanal farmers market on Back Street in Croton Falls, started in 2024 and held weekly on Saturdays from 2026. Accepts Farmers Market Nutrition Program coupons from June 2026.

A weekly farmers market in the village of Nyack serving Rockland County residents with local farm produce, artisan food products, and seasonal goods. One of several farmers markets along the Rockland County Hudson River corridor.

One of the premier fiber festivals in the United States. Over 300 wool and fiber arts vendors, workshops, sheep shows, sheepdog herding, and Make It With Wool fashion show. 30,000+ attendees annually. sheepandwool.com

Year-round Saturday market connecting community with farmers and artisans for over 50 years. Fresh vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers, pastured meats, eggs, bread, and maple syrup. Location varies seasonally — check their Facebook page for current site. One of the region's longest-running farm markets.

A farmers market in Ossining (Sat 8:30am-1pm, May 2-December 19). Accepts SNAP. Accepts FMNP.

One of the most beloved farmers markets in the Catskills, held at the historic Round Barn of Halcottsville on Route 30, approximately five miles north of Arkville/Margaretville. Established in 1991, the market has run for over 33 years and draws locals, weekenders, and celebrities alike. Operating Saturdays 9am–1pm from mid-May through November, with an extended Holiday Market in October and November running 10am–1pm. Vendors offer vegetables, fruit, pasture-raised meats, trout, artisan cheeses, breads, honey, maple, bedding plants, prepared foods, and artisan goods including jewelry, soaps, wool, and wood products. Picnic tables and breakfast/brunch food vendors make it a popular socializing destination. Rain or shine; no dogs.

Seasonal farmers market in Patterson, Putnam County, listed in the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets farmers market directory. Accepts FMNP (Farmers' Market Nutrition Program) coupons.

Seasonal Saturday morning farmers market in Hyde Park, held at 4390 Route 9 near the FDR National Historic Site. Features fresh local fruits and vegetables, meats and eggs, Italian specialties, baked goods, breads and bagels, arts and crafts, eat-there foods and beverages. A community anchor for the mid-Dutchess corridor between Poughkeepsie and Rhinebeck.

Seasonal Saturday morning market on the Pawling Green at Charles Colman Boulevard in the heart of Pawling village. Features locally produced fresh vegetables, fruit, meats, eggs, baked goods, and artisan products from farms in southern Dutchess County and the Harlem Valley. A community gathering place in the charming railroad village near the Appalachian Trail corridor.

A lively Saturday market in the center of Pearl River featuring locally grown fresh produce, artisan food vendors, flowers, arts and crafts, and live music. SNAP/EBT and FreshConnect Checks accepted. The market serves as a community gathering point in one of Rockland's most active downtowns and has grown steadily with a mix of farm-direct vendors and small-batch food makers. One of the county's newer markets, it runs May through October on Central Avenue Field.

Seasonal farmers market in Peekskill, Westchester County, listed in the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets farmers market directory. Accepts FMNP (Farmers' Market Nutrition Program) coupons and SNAP/EBT.

A farmers' market in Phoenicia, Ulster County, with vendors selling beef, pork, lamb, chicken, eggs, dairy and cheese, and vegetables. Certified organic, pasture-raised, grass-fed, and heritage breeds.

A year-round Sunday market in the charming riverfront village of Piermont, drawing vendors from across the region including The Orchards of Concklin, Tivoli Mushrooms, artisan bread and pasta makers, and specialty food producers. SNAP/EBT and FreshConnect Checks accepted at select vendors. The market has a strong artisan food culture reflective of Piermont's arts community, and regularly features local honey, foraged mushrooms, handmade soaps, and seasonal produce. One of Rockland's few year-round outdoor markets.

Seasonal Saturday morning market in the village of Pine Bush at 62 Main Street, serving western Orange County. Features produce, eggs, meats, baked goods, and artisan items from local farms and makers in the Pine Bush and Wallkill corridors.

Seasonal farmers market in Pleasantville, Westchester County, listed in the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets farmers market directory. Accepts FMNP (Farmers' Market Nutrition Program) coupons and SNAP/EBT.

Seasonal Saturday morning market on the front lawn of Poestenkill Town Hall, sponsored by the Poestenkill Business Association. Features 12 regular vendors offering vegetables, fruits, eggs, bread, maple syrup, honey, jams and jellies, grass-fed beef and milk, yogurt, flowers, herbs, and handcrafted jewelry. A beloved small-town market serving the Rensselaer Plateau community.

A farmers' market in Port Jervis, Orange County, with vendors selling eggs, dairy and cheese, vegetables, fruit, mushrooms, honey, and flowers.

Seasonal Tuesday afternoon farmers market at the Pavilion at the Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum on the Poughkeepsie waterfront. Set along the Hudson River with free onsite parking, the market offers fresh produce, meats, baked goods, and specialty items from Hudson Valley farms. Overflow parking available at Waryas Park lower lot.

Seasonal Thursday evening farmers and makers market at Riverfront Park along the Hudson River in the City of Rensselaer. A growing community market featuring local farm produce and a Makers Market component highlighting local artisans. Funded in part by a $50,000 NYS grant. SNAP accepted. Special events throughout the season.

Founded in 1994 by a group of residents committed to promoting Hudson Valley agricultural products and the social and economic vitality of Rhinebeck. Held year-round every Sunday in the Village of Rhinebeck municipal parking lot — outdoors May through December, with select indoor winter dates at Rhinebeck Town Hall. Over 30 vendors offering locally grown produce, cheese, meat, fish, bread, honey, wine, cut flowers, dumplings, grains, flours, and prepared foods. SNAP/EBT accepted with RFM Plus SNAP doubling program. Live music every week through October. Named Best Farmers' Market in the Hudson Valley five consecutive years.

Seasonal farmers market in Richfield Springs, Otsego County, listed in the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets farmers market directory. Accepts FMNP (Farmers' Market Nutrition Program) coupons.

A farmers' market in Rock Hill, Sullivan County, with vendors selling beef, pork, chicken, eggs, dairy and cheese, vegetables, and fruit. Certified organic.

A farmers' market in Roscoe, Sullivan County, with vendors selling beef, pork, chicken, turkey, eggs, dairy and cheese, and vegetables. Certified organic, pasture-raised, grass-fed, and heritage breeds.

Weekly Sunday farmers market at Willow Kiln Park behind the Rosendale Theatre, held rain or shine, with local musicians most weeks. Admission and parking are free.

Seasonal Thursday afternoon farmers market at Veterans Memorial Park in Granville, part of the Route 22 Farmers' Market network spanning Salem, Granville, and Whitehall. Features local produce, meat, dairy, maple products, and handmade goods from Washington County farms and makers.

A farmers market in Rye (Sun 8:30am-1pm, April 26-November 2). Accepts SNAP. Accepts FMNP.

Thursday farmers market at St. John's Church in Getty Square, described as the oldest in Westchester, with farm stands plus flea market, rummage sale, bread and food stands.

Seasonal Saturday morning market at the Village Park Gazebo on Main Street in Salem, serving the southern Washington County farming community. Part of the Route 22 Farmers' Market network. Features produce, maple products, eggs, meats, and artisan goods.

Seasonal Thursday evening farmers market at Juckett Park on Route 4 in Hudson Falls. Features locally grown produce, fruits, essential oils, maple products, and fresh farm goods from regional growers. A community gathering point in the park along the Hudson River corridor.

The flagship community farmers market of Saratoga Springs, providing high-quality food and agricultural products from local farms and producers. A beloved Saratoga institution connecting the community with regional farms throughout the growing season and beyond. Multiple weekly markets in season.

A farmers' market in Saugerties, Ulster County, with vendors selling chicken, eggs, dairy and cheese, vegetables, fruit, herbs, and mushrooms.

A farmers market in Scarsdale (Sun 8:30am-1:30pm, May 3-November 22). Accepts SNAP. Accepts FMNP.

A long-running Thursday farmers market in downtown Schenectady outside City Hall at Jay and Franklin Streets. Open May through October, Thursdays 9:30am-1:30pm, rain or shine. Approximately 15 vendors selling fresh locally grown fruits, vegetables, meats, eggs, and handmade products. Accepts SNAP/EBT, FMNP, FreshConnect, Visa and MasterCard. County-sponsored market distributing Senior FMNP coupons. A Farmers Market Federation of New York member.

A year-round community farmers market in downtown Schenectady with 75+ vendors who produce everything they sell. Outdoor market May-October at City Hall on Jay Street, Sundays 10am-2pm. Indoor market November-April at Proctors Theatre, 432 State Street. Carries 23 product categories including produce, meat, eggs, cheese, honey, maple, mushrooms, baked goods, jams, soap, flowers, and handmade crafts. Accepts SNAP/EBT, FMNP coupons, and FreshConnect. Features live music and a festive downtown atmosphere building Schenectady's local food culture.

The inaugural Schoharie County Farmers Market launched in May 2025 at the Schoharie County Sunshine Fairgrounds Hall of Agriculture — a Sunday market running through October, organized through a partnership of Schoharie County, Cornell Cooperative Extension Schoharie/Otsego, and SUNY Cobleskill. A newly formed 13-member advisory board oversees development into the county's first destination-scale farmers market. Features fresh local produce, meats, baked goods, specialty foods, family-friendly activities, and live music. A $73,000 USDA FMPP grant application was submitted in 2025 to hire a paid manager, purchase equipment, and fund marketing for long-term growth.

A farmers' market in Cobleskill, Schoharie County, with vendors selling pork, eggs, vegetables, honey, baked goods, firewood and forest products, and crafts. Pasture-raised.

Community farmers market in the historic resort village of Sharon Springs, held at the corner of Main Street and Washington Street. A mission-driven market working to restore the connection between people and their food sources while revitalizing the area's rich local agrarian heritage. Features seasonal produce, meats, baked goods, eggs, honey, cheese, maple syrup, jams, flowers, and artisan goods from local farms. Part of the growing agricultural tourism economy in Sharon Springs, anchored by a cluster of farms and producers who have revitalized the village in recent years.

Organic farm store on Route 32 in Catskill carrying fresh produce, plant starts, local cheese, eggs, bread, and pantry goods.

A farmers market in Granville (Wed 3pm-6pm, June 10-October 14). Accepts FMNP.

Year-round Sunday farmers market set in the historic grandeur of Saratoga Spa State Park, inside the landmark Lincoln Baths building in winter and at Warming Hut Field in summer, with an additional Thursday market June through September. Features ~50 vendors of premium local and small-batch producers, all vetted for legitimacy. Offerings include vegetables, fruit, meats, eggs, mushrooms, baked goods, cheese, honey, maple syrup, and crafts. Dog-friendly in the summer season. Live music, kids' crafts, face painting, and balloon animals. Free parking.

Seasonal farmers market in Speculator, Hamilton County, listed in the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets farmers market directory. Accepts FMNP (Farmers' Market Nutrition Program) coupons.

Periodic Sunday farmers and artisan market held at 87 Fisher Road in Stamford, operating 1–4pm through the summer. Showcases fresh, locally grown produce alongside the work of artisans and craftspeople from the surrounding area. Check the market's Facebook page for updated dates, as the schedule varies. Located across from Mama Maria's Restaurant in Stamford.

Beloved Tuesday evening community market celebrating its 8th year in 2026, located at the Village of Stillwater Office on Hudson Avenue overlooking the historic Hudson River corridor near the Saratoga National Battlefield. Features local farm produce, meats, baked goods, honey, and specialty items from the Stillwater and Northumberland farming community. A true small-town market with a loyal local following.

A 300-acre certified organic CSA farm in the foothills of the northern Catskills, delivering vegetable shares since 1996 to Greene County, the Hudson Valley, New York City, and Connecticut. The on-farm store opens weekends in season, featuring certified organic vegetables, transplants, CSA enrollment, and marketplace items including honey, maple syrup, coffee, and local breads. The spring plant sale on Mother's Day weekend is a community highlight.

Network of farmers markets throughout Sullivan County operated by the Sullivan County Farmers Market Association. Markets run in Liberty, Callicoon, Rock Hill, Jeffersonville, and more from June through November. Fresh produce, meat, cheese, honey, eggs, maple products, baked goods, and specialty foods. manager@sullivancountyfarmersmarkets.org | sullivancountyfarmersmarkets.org

A farmers market in Sleepy Hollow (Sat 8:30am-1:30pm, May 9-December 5). Accepts SNAP. Accepts FMNP.

Homestead farm store on the McManus Homestead in Acra selling their own honey, pasture-raised eggs, maple syrup, hot sauce, extracts, and handmade soaps.

Weekly Sunday farmers market, known as the Pelham Market, at Harmon Avenue and Fifth Avenue downtown. Free street parking is available on Sundays.

A community farmers' market at The Gypsy's Closet in Freehold, bringing local goods to the rural heart of southern Greene County every Thursday evening during the growing season. Vendors offer meats, cheeses, eggs, breads, baked goods, honey, jams, and jellies — a convenient mid-week stop for the surrounding communities of Freehold, Greenville, and the Catskill foothills.

The Capital Region's premier year-round Saturday farmers market. 80+ producers, bakers, chefs, and artisans gather every Saturday — outdoors on River Street around Monument Square from May through October, and inside the Uncle Sam Atrium from November through April. Producer-only market offering fresh fruits and vegetables, mushrooms, fish, grass-fed meat, raw cheese, artisan foods, prepared foods, coffee, fresh-pressed juice, bread, baked goods, and crafts. SNAP/EBT accepted. Live music weekly.

A farmers' market in Tuxedo, Orange County, with vendors selling eggs, dairy and cheese, vegetables, fruit, maple syrup, honey, and flowers.

Weekly Wednesday evening market in Voorheesville running June through September. Local farms, produce, and handmade goods from the Albany County rural community.

Friday afternoon community market at the Warrensburgh Mills Historic District on River Street near Curtis Lumber, running May through October from 3–6pm along the banks of the Schroon River. Features local farms, artisans, bakers, and craft beverage producers. Hosts a beloved annual Apple Festival in September with organically grown fruit, ciders, cider doughnuts, live music, and CCE Master Gardener activities. Features fresh produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, honey, and seasonal specialties.

Year-round Sunday indoor farmers market housed in a large gray barn in Pine Island, in the heart of the Black Dirt Region. Run by Hillery Farms (Peggy Hillery). Features free-range chicken, pastured pork, grass-fed beef, cage-free eggs, fresh produce from local greenhouses, artisan baked goods, sourdough bread, homemade soups, maple syrup, and specialty prepared foods. Operating since 2015, open every Sunday regardless of season.

Orange County's oldest farmers market, established in 1994, held every Sunday rain or shine in the South Street Parking Lot in historic downtown Warwick. Features 30+ regional farms and farm kitchens offering produce, pastured meats, eggs, local wines, maple syrup, artisan breads, baked goods, flowers, plants, honey, soaps, and chef demonstrations. Accepts SNAP and EBT.

Summer Saturday market set along the Knox Street Mall inside Albany's iconic 89-acre Washington Park, running July through September from 10am to 2pm. Established in 2019, the market features a wide range of vendors including local farmers, small businesses, artisans, craftspeople, bakers, photographers, jewelers, and rock painters. Each Saturday connects Albany's historic Brownstone neighborhoods to fresh, locally made and locally grown goods. The market caps its season with an annual Harvest Festival on the first Saturday in October featuring live music and pumpkins. Kid vendors and youth entrepreneurship programs are a distinctive feature.

A farmers market in White Plains (Wed 8:30am-2:45pm, April 24-November 27). Accepts FMNP.

Seasonal Tuesday afternoon market at Canal Park on Skenesborough Drive in Whitehall, serving northern Washington County. Part of the Route 22 Farmers' Market network. Connects the Whitehall area — birthplace of the US Navy — with local farm producers from across the county.

Windham's weekly Saturday market on Main Street bringing together local and organic produce, meats, cheeses, maple syrup, honey, handmade soaps, artisan breads, pastries, woodworking, flowers, and skin care products. Live music is featured weekly. Located across from The Windham Local, it is the social heart of the mountain community on Saturday mornings from mid-May through late October.

Prestigious juried art and crafts fair held twice annually at the Ulster County Fairgrounds. Over 200 artists and craftspeople selling fine art, jewelry, ceramics, woodworking, textiles, and more.