📅 Markets & Events in Schoharie County

A small self-serve farm stand in South Gilboa, Schoharie County, at the corner of South Gilboa Road and Cape Horn, offering maple syrup, honey, fresh produce, and handmade crafts. Currently a modest open-air lean-to stand — open 24/7, with a covered shed planned.

A farmers' market in Cobleskill, Schoharie County, with vendors selling beef, lamb, chicken, eggs, dairy and cheese, vegetables, and fruit. Pasture-raised.

A self-serve sheep farm and farmstand in Gilboa, Schoharie County, open 24/7, offering NYS-grown certified lamb in retail cuts, pasture-raised chicken and eggs, and certified sheep fiber, alongside baked goods, maple syrup, honey, tallow, merch, and more. Followed by Pure Catskills as a regional agricultural producer.

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.