Farmers' Market of the Week: Franklin
The Weekly Franklin Farmers’ Market, located in front of Chapel Hall (25 Institute Street, off of Main Street), across from the Franklin Central School.
Every Sunday 10 am - 2 pm, Opening day is Memorial Day weekend, Sunday May, 27th till Columbus Day weekend, Sunday, October 7th.
Some of the items for sale from local vendors include:
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Calendar
Thursday, 5-31
The Morris Farmers’ Market is open May 24th through October 18th, Thursday afternoons from 3–6 pm. We offer a wide selection of produce, baked goods, meats, flours, soaps, wool items, maple products, goat cheese, salsas, wood and stone crafts, and more. Easily accessible, FMNP coupons accepted.
Behind the Firehouse, Main Street, Morris, NY 13808
Friday, 6-1
Fridays, 4 pm–7 pm, June through September. Local and regional vegetables, fruits, cheeses, honey, maple syrup, eggs, meats, baked goods, crafts and more. No charge for vendor tables.
Saturday, 6-2
Cooperstown Farmers' Market is open every Saturday year round. The market draws thirty vendors from within a fifty mile radius, providing a wonderful array of local foods and hand-crafted items. The live music and seating area have made the market a community gathering place where old friends meet and new friends are made. See the website for hours of operation and special events.
Saturday, 6-2
The Oneonta Farmers Market is held Saturdays, year-round, 9am -1 pm, year around in Downtown Oneonta. As a producer only market, all products for sale are grown or made within a 50 mile radius by the vendors – jewelry, hard cider, organic produce, fruits, beef, sweet corn, berries, unique woodland perennials & ferns, aromatherapy products, baked goods, pork, lamb, chicken, eggs, maple products, cut flowers, herbs & potted plants.
Christmas Indoor Market begins November 3rd - December 29th 9am-1pm.Winter Indoor Market hours 9 am–1 pm January through April.
Saturday, 6-2
The Pakatakan Farmers’ Market is celebrating our 27th year providing local vegetables, fruit, meat, dairy, maple, honey, baked goods, jams, pesto, eggs, canned goods and food to eat on site. A full array of crafts, soap, pottery and much more.
Regular season starts, May 19th- October 6th, from 9am-2pm.
Extended season begins, October 13th - November 24th, from 10am-1pm. Rain or Shine. No dogs please.
Saturday, 6-2
Barryville Farmers' Market is an open air market featuring local products. Rain or Shine!
At the market you'll find…seasonal fresh fruit, vegetables, herbs, milk, yogurt, cheese, meat, eggs, prepared foods, baked goods, bread, jam, wine, cut flowers, handcrafted soap, apothecary goods, artisan crafts and more!
Saturdays • May 19 every Saturday thru October 27 • 10am to 1pm
Saturday, 6-2
The Rock Hill Farmers’ Market is held every Saturday from June 2 through September 29, 10 AM–1 PM.
The market carries local in season vegetables, fruit, herbs, eggs, chicken, maple syrup, pork, honey, goat cheese, yogurt, baked goods, wine, hard cider, cut flowers and locally made soaps.
There is also live music under the gazebo.
The market is sponsored by the Rock Hill Business and Community Association and Delaware Highlands Conservancy.
Saturday, 6-2
A seasonal farmers’ market Saturdays, May 26 through October 27, from 10 AM–2 PM. Located adjacent to the Cow Flop and the Saugerties Historical Society in the Kiersted Stone House at 115 Main Street in the Village of Saugerties with over 20 farmers and other vendors.
Saturday, 6-2
The Jefferson Historical Society Farmers' Market, inside the Maple Museum 221 Creamery St., Jefferson, NY.
Every Saturday May 26th - October 6th, 2018, 9AM - 12PM.
Our second season will be filled with local; produce, fruits, honey, all kinds of maple products, coffee, milk, yogurt, cheese, eggs, poultry, beef, pork, rabbit, lamb, breads, rolls, baked goods, jams, fudge, beeswax candles, wool/wool crafts, soaps/lotions, wood products.
WIC-FV, FMNP and SNAP will be accepted.