Harvest Home Farmers Market is accepting applications from New York State farmers for its 2026 season, running May 12 through November 25. The markets also welcome bakers, jam and preserve makers, mushroom vendors and other local food artisans, with applications due by March 30, 2026.
Harvest Home Farmers Market is accepting vendor applications for its 2026 season, which runs May 12 through November 25 across its New York City markets. The markets accept SNAP, WIC and other food assistance benefits, with farmer stalls, bakers, jam makers and mushroom vendors among this year's vendor categories.
Inside Prospect Park’s tree-shaded southwest corner, this GrowNYC market has connected local farms and farmers with Park Slope and Windsor Terrace residents since 1996. Shoppers can find locally grown and produced food weekly on Wednesday and seasonally on Sunday.
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The 2026 season of the Woodstock Farm Fresh Market will kick off on April 18th at Market Street and Reformation Brewery's Backyard in Downtown Woodstock, and runs every Saturday - 8:30am to Noon - until December 19th. Find locally grown produce, jams & jellies, honey, locally raised meats, seafood from the Georgia coast, fresh baked bread and pastries, bath and beauty products, and much more. Vendors for this season have already been chosen; get ready to see the vendor map posted here soon! If you are an interested vendor, please see wait list options below. Thank you to our sponsor of the 2026 Farm Fresh Market Season, Seacoast Bank.
The Oneida County Public Market runs Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm, behind Union Station at 321 Main Street in Utica. The next scheduled market date is September 5.
Enjoy our vendors on a shady, grassy field one block off of the town center. Mower's flea market, celebrates 47 years at the corner of Maple Lane and Deanies Alley. Our vendors feature antiques, collectibles, farm produce, vintage clothing, hand crafted jewelry. furniture, gemstones, crystals and more...
My name is Maia Hamann and my primary interest is environmental science, Before beginning college, I plan to take a gap year and participate Agriculture has been a meaningful part of my life since childhood. practice of farming. I hope to continue learning about sustainable Maia Hamann is a senior at Taconic Hills Central School and will Support us! Bonus: You can choose where your donation goes
We are first and foremost, cultivators of community. We strive to create intentional spaces where people from different paths converge around a shared conviction in good food that is good for us and our planet. We bring together the rural farmer, the city shopper, the suburban family, the young entrepreneur, all to connect with and learn from each other. These connections, in turn, strengthen our regional food system and local economy. The markets we run are more than just a place to shop, they are social hubs, often the heart and soul of their neighborhoods. We strive to run markets that are both carefully curated and sustainable, where farmers & food artisans come together with shoppers around a common goal. We believe your local farmer's market should not only be the place you buy local fruit and vegetables, but also where you come to show off your new baby, your new dog, your new...
At our market, you buy directly from the person who grew it or made it—they can tell you how best to cook, use and enjoy it. Your support contributes directly to the local economy and ensures the future of a strong regional food system that includes small farms. Located along the Delaware River in Barryville, NY. Take a drive on Scenic Byway NY-97 and find us on the grounds of the Barryville United Methodist Church, 3405 NY-97, Barryville, NY 12719. Parking is available at Harrison-Rasmussen Funeral Home, the traffic circle on River Road by the Barryville Bridge, and along 97 at market-friendly businesses. Live music, cooking demos, and fun for all ages. Our goal is to remain a community meeting place for friends and neighbors to meet and enjoy delicious prepared food & coffee, live music every Saturday, cooking demos by local chefs, educational talks, and activities for the whole fam...
Held Saturdays from May-October at Riverside Park, the Saranac Lake Farmers Market brings together local farmers, food producers, and artisans offering fresh produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, prepared foods, and handmade products from across the Adirondacks. Shop directly from the people who grow and make your food while enjoying the lively community atmosphere along the Saranac River. Remember! Vendors are busy setting up prior to 9am. No early birds please, vendors are not able to sell to the public before the 9am. Also, we love our market dogs but all does must be leashed in accordance with town ordinances. Live music begins at 10 AM , and families can stop by the Kids Club at the Bandshell from 10 AM–1 PM on the last Saturday of each month for fun activities and hands-on learning for young market visitors. It’s a vibrant weekly gathering that celebrates local food, local talen...
Sunday's Weekly 2026 Season 10am to 4pm at Rochester's Innovation Square!
A growing destination for creativity, community, and commerce
We’re excited to invite artists, makers, small business entrepreneurs, vintage curators, performers, food vendors, and creative brands to join us for another vibrant season of the ROC Artists Open Market in 2026!
Each year our market continues to grow—drawing diverse crowds looking to shop local, discover emerging talent, enjoy entertainment, and experience something unique in the heart of our community. This season will be our biggest yet, and we’re looking for an exceptional variety of vendors to help make it unforgettable.
2025 Rochester Artists Open Market at Innovation Square!
Single market event fee: $65 per event 10x10 space
Limited time only!
6-for-4 package: Is Back until May 8th! Saves $130 over 6 events! Ends May 8th!
Core Vendor Package: Saves $560 over the entire 24-event season, plus more benefits for Core Vendors!
Benefits of Being a Core Market Vendor
Stronger customer recognition – Shoppers remember and return to vendors they see consistently.
Increased brand visibility – Your products and style become part of the market’s identity.
Higher seasonal earnings – More presence = more opportunities to sell.
Customer loyalty and referrals – Regular attendance encourages repeat business and word-of-mouth.
Priority booth placement – Consistent vendors are more likely to receive preferred locations.
Deeper community connections – Build relationships with customers, vendors, and organizers.
Reliable business growth – Week-to-week feedback helps refine products and boost sales.
Exclusive savings – Core vendors often benefit from discounted or bundled pricing options.
Better cross-promotion – Vendors with consistent presence are more likely to be featured in market marketing efforts.
Become a Vendor at the ROC Artists Open Market – 2026 Season!
A growing destination for creativity, community, and commerce
We’re excited to invite artists, makers, small business entrepreneurs, vintage curators, performers, food vendors, and creative brands to join us for another vibrant season of the ROC Artists Open Market in 2026!
Each year our market continues to grow—drawing diverse crowds looking to shop local, discover emerging talent, enjoy entertainment, and experience something unique in the heart of our community. This season will be our biggest yet, and we’re looking for an exceptional variety of vendors to help make it unforgettable.
Why Join the ROC Artists Open Market?
Our market is a purposely gathered collection of local and regional talent. We showcase a wide range of creative businesses, including:
Ceramics & pottery
Jewelry & accessories
Fine art & photographic arts
Vintage and upcycled goods
Fashion, textiles & wearable art
Woodwork & metalwork
Home décor & furnishings
Handcrafted soaps, scents & wellness goods
And so much more
Plus—live performances, food vendors, dance, family activities, and community energy that brings shoppers back week after week.
We're not just a market—we’re a curated creative experience designed to support independent makers, small businesses, and give visitors something exciting to explore.
Experience the Millbrook Farmers Market each Saturday for fresh produce, local crafts, and community events from May to October. Join us in Dutchess County!
Our summer season will host an awesome roster of 100+ new and returning vendors. All our vendors raise, make and sell farm-based products that are grown or crafted within 100 miles of 10591 or anywhere within New York State. We have strict market rules about what can be sold. Interested in vending with us in the future? Reach out to info@tashfarmersmarket.org. The TaSH Farmers Market, Patriots Park, Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow, NY, 10591 info@tashfarmersmarket.org Our 2026 Summer Season is OPEN! Find us in Patriots Park every Saturday from 8:30am to 1:30pm. We’re thrilled to be partnering with the Union Free School District to provide farm-fresh ingredients to their Horsemen Family Saturday free community meals. Check out our vendor map to find out who’s joining each week this season. Find out what's in season via the local crop calendar .
The East Hampton Farmers market has a New Location for 2021! Visit us in Herrick Park in the heart of East Hampton Village (adjacent to the Reutershan parking lot). Spring Market Sundays April 11-May 30th. Summer Market Fridays May 28th - September 3rd. Join us and shop local! Know Your Farms, Know Your Food.
Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. To be eligible to vend at the Geneva Farmers Market, a minimum of 80% of all items offered for sale must be homegrown or homemade by the vendor. Please note, we do not allow resellers, flea market items, or political campaigning at the market. We also ask that vendors refrain from proselytizing or evangelizing to help keep the space welcoming for everyone. Locally grown fruits, vegetables, herbs, plants and flowers. Canned goods including: jams, jellies, pickles, salsa, honey. Hand crafted items including: rugs, blankets, pottery, signs, jewelry, soaps & lotions. SNAP, FreshConnect, FMNP, WIC & FVRx Checks accepted!
A must stop! Voted Best Farmers' Market in New York State! Moore Park awakens early on summer Saturdays as farmers and artisans gather on the village green to create the weekly festival that is the award winning Westfield Farmers’ and Artisans’ Market. Voted 15th best farmers market in the USA and Best in New York by American Farmland Trust.
We are open every Sunday, rain or shine from Memorial Day Weekend, May 24th until the last Sunday in October, the 25th. The market hours are 10 AM-2 PM Rosendale, NY
Open Sundays May 24-Oct 25 From 10-2 The Rosendale Farmers Market We Are Behind The Theater In The Lot Off Hardenburgh Ln We are open every Sunday, rain or shine from Memorial Day Weekend, May 24th until the last Sunday in October, the 25th. The market hours are 10 AM-2 PM Baked Goods, Prepared Food, […]
Philmont Cooperative's market sells New York-sourced local food six days a week at 116 Main Street, Village of Philmont, closed Mondays. Retail hours run Tuesday through Friday, noon to 6 pm, Saturday 9 am to 5 pm and Sunday noon to 3 pm, with a cafe food truck offering prepared meals using local ingredients.
The Catskill Farmers Market is open every Sunday, 10 am to 1 pm, from May 24 through October 25, 2026, at 145 Water Street. Vendor rosters and a weekly market map are posted online ahead of each Sunday.
Connecting communities, supporting farmers, and increasing access to fresh, local food in Jefferson County. Through efforts like Grow Local, Buy Local, Taste NY, farmers markets, and institutional partnerships, we foster stronger connections between producers and consumers while building a more resilient, sustainable food system. Our team provides hands-on support and technical assistance to farmers, distributors, and community partners to expand market opportunities, promote collaboration, and improve year-round access to local products. Your go-to resource to discover farmers markets, farm stands, local farms, craft beverages, and more in Jefferson County. Browse local livestock farms selling in bulk through the MeatSuite directory - a resource designed to support both farmers and consumers. We are proud to operate the Taste NY Market located at the North Country Welcome Center. Fin...
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