Held Thursdays from 3-7 p.m., the market features a wide variety of vendors selling local vegetables, fruits, honey, meat, wool products, bake goods, homemade soap and jewelry.

This year-round market offers local produce, baked goods, cheese and milk along with meat, eggs, honey and more – even vegan ice cream!

Watch as crisp, New York apples are pressed into some of the most delicious cider you will every taste at this historic landmark.

Held seasonally on Saturdays, the Canandaigua Farmers' Market is within an hour's drive of most wineries and major attractions in the region

Cattaraugus County has it all - thriving communities, rolling farmlands, forests, scenic waterways and wooded hilltops overlooking valleys sculptured by glaciers of the Ice Age.

the Cazenovia Farmers Market features locally grown produce, homemade foods, flowers and plants and crafts, including include soaps, jewelry and wooden cutting boards, bowls and more.

Open year round, the Regional Market is not just a farmers' market and flea market, but an experience where you can savor sumptuous local fare.

Since 1905, Rochester's City-run Public Market has been bringing its bargains and goodness to the Rochester community.

The Clayton Farmers' Market is held every Thursday from June through September from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Mary Street at the Village Park Circle.

Along with its fresh fruits and vegetables, this year-round market is also a desired destination for those looking to purchase flowers, vegetable plants, herbs, shrubs and Christmas trees.

Cold Spring Farmers' Market is open on Saturdays year-round, hosting an Outdoor Market from May-October and an Indoor Market from November-April.

This heated indoor farmers’ market features 30 growers, producers, and artisans, all located within 50 miles providing fresh seasonal produce, pasture raised meats, handmade breads, artisan cheeses and more ...

Corning's Gaffer District is an historic downtown business community with restaurants, retail, services and more.

Separated from the state of Pennsylvania by the Delaware River, Delaware County is the largest and most western of the four counties in the Catskill Mountain offering beauty, adventure and an abundance of activities all year round.

The market features farmers and specialty vendors offering fresh produce, tasty treats such as baked goods and fresh lemonade, plants, flowers and more.

Just 2.8 miles from Fredonia, this Wednesday market offers a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables along with offer live entertainment, food demos and family events throughout the season.

Celebrate the seasonal flavors of farm fresh vegetables and fruits as well as baked good, honey, coffee and teas and more at the Eastgate Plaza Farmers’ Market.

Located in the heart of the historic Elmwood Village, this producer-only market is set in a beautiful tree-lined park designed by American landscape artist Frederick Law Olmsted.

Along with locally and regionally grown and produced dairy products and bakery items, the market features chef prepared foods, pastured meats and eggs, fresh produce, sustainable seafood offerings and more ...

Fredonia’s Summer Market features locally grown produce, fruits, maple syrup, honey, eggs, quilts, flowers, baskets, artisans, and more...

This indoor winter market offers organic foods, baked goods, cheese, arts & crafts, flowers, eggs, herbs, vegetables, honey, jams, meats and poultry, coffee and more...

Nestled among the highest of the Catskill Mountains and the lush Hudson River Valley, Greene County offers year-round recreation, an abundance of attractions, diverse lodging, restaurants, and unique cultural events.

Located 22 miles south of Buffalo, the market offers a variety of fresh foods, locally made products, baked goods, and locally crafted beverages, food options and more.

The Hudson Farmers’ Market is open at two locations and boasts fresh seasonal vegetables, meats, fruits and more ..

This large year-round market was recently voted by the Putnam Daily Voice as the Best Farmers Market in the Hudson Valley.

This market has something for everyone from hot, prepared foods, vegetables, fruit and baked goods to beautifully crafted souvenirs.

This weekly market highlights the fresh, sustainable local produce of local farmers, local food vendors and the unique hand-crafted wares of local artisans.

Less than 8 miles north of Buffalo, the Kenmore market offers fresh fruits and veggies, local honey and maple syrup, cut flowers, coffee, baked goods, doggie treats, craft beer, wine and spirits and much more!

From fresh local honey to Adirondack inspired ceramics, many regional farms and producers are represented offering up local produce and tasty treats.

This outdoor market features fresh produce, meat, flowers and hand-made crafts along with live music, food vendors and more...

Open Memorial Weekend through October, this seasonal outdoor market offers local fruits, vegetables, plants, flowers, baked goods, spirits, granola, juices, coffee and more...

Get your fresh veggies, fruit and baked goods fix at North Buffalo Farmers’ Market, open every Thursday, 4-7 p.m., from the middle of June until the end of August.

The market offers flowers and vegetable plants, fresh fruits and veggies along with locally made food items like cheese and bread and more.

​This vibrant community market in Old Forge features produce, baked goods cheese, wine, craft beer, meats, herbal products and hand-crafted items from farmers and artisans all over area.

The Oswego-Fulton Farmer's Market takes place in Oswego's quaint and beautifully renovated downtown every Thursday from late May through October.

Located at the historic Round Barn, the Pakatakan Farmers' Market’s bounty from local family farms include organic vegetables, fruit, herbs, baked goods, cheeses, honey, maple syrup...

Hosting both an inside and outside market, local farmers and artisans offer up orchard fruit, fresh seafood, crisp greens, hardy vegetables, cheeses, meats, apples and more...

This seasonal summer Market is held in the covered pavilion on the property of the Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum from May through September.

Set in historic downtown Pulaski on the mighty Salmon River, this market is brimming with the best local produce, highlighted by New York’s delicious fresh-picked corn.

Seated on the eastern banks of the Hudson River - Putnam County is a jewel among the Empire State's counties.

​The market’s vendors feature a diverse and unique selection of farm fresh products including fruits and vegetables, beef, pork, lamb, venison, buffalo, fish, chicken, turkey, duck...

Renowned as the “Gateway to the Hudson Valley region,” Rockland County is set along the majestic Hudson River featuring quaint villages, spectacular river views, and outdoor recreation – all just 30 miles north of New York City!

This outside market offers fresh produce and food along with Adirondack-inspired crafts straight from the producers. Shoppers can also enjoy live music.

The market has a wide variety of rotating seasonal products including organic vegetables, luscious orchard fruits and berries, fresh laid eggs, honey, jams and sauces and more...

In addition to sourcing fresh, locally grown and produced goods, this weekly farmers’ market features live music, weekly yoga classes, food trucks and a variety of special events all summer long.

Founded in 1802 and named for the Saint Lawrence River, this county is the largest county in New York State and features an enchanting mix rural mix of farms, forests and small towns.

This legendary vacationland – just 90 minutes from Manhattan - is where the unexpected meets whimsical and where visitors have flocked here to stay, fish, and relax since the 19th century.

This Saturday morning market is set in historic Patriots Park, straddling the scenic Hudson River villages of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow.

Located right in the heart of the Finger Lakes Wine Region, The Windmill has nearly 200 shops and has become a premier tourist attraction.

Savor the taste, sights and sounds of the Capital Region at this year-round farmers’ market, open rain or shine.

Ulster County invites you to “get lost on purpose” in this beautiful, historic and soulful area in the heart of the Hudson Valley.

The Watertown Farm & Craft Market is the largest in the Area and is held every Wednesday from late May to early October.

This self-guided tour will take you along scenic country roads ablaze in autumn glory from market to market tasting apples,cider, and more!

Voted #1 in NYS, this robust summer outdoor market offers locally produced foods, hand-crafted items and more...

This open-air market offers up fresh produce, yummy prepared food, ice cream, wine, handcrafted items, live music, kids' activities, readings, pie contests, cooking demonstrations and much more.