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Farmers Markets

Farmers markets across New York. Check every New York farmers market for what the market sells, the local produce and stalls trading, the market type and the full address. Use the free seasonal and savings tools to plan your visit to any New York farmers market.

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The TaSH (The Tarrytown Sleepy Hollow) Farmers MarketFarmers MarketThe TaSH (The Tarrytown Sleepy Hollow) Farmers Market
Brant Lake Farmers MarketFarmers MarketBrant Lake Farmers Market
Slate Valley Farmers’ MarketFarmers MarketSlate Valley Farmers’ Market
Lakeside Farmers Market at Greenwood LakeFarmers MarketLakeside Farmers Market at Greenwood Lake
Syosset Farmers MarketFarmers MarketSyosset Farmers Market
Down to Earth Scarsdale Farmers MarketFarmers MarketDown to Earth Scarsdale Farmers Market
Cravings & Crafts Farmers MarketFarmers MarketCravings & Crafts Farmers Market
Pleasantville Farmers Market – OutdoorFarmers MarketPleasantville Farmers Market – Outdoor
Down to Earth Larchmont Farmers MarketFarmers MarketDown to Earth Larchmont Farmers Market
Down to Earth Rye Farmers MarketFarmers MarketDown to Earth Rye Farmers Market

Good to know before you go

What should I bring to a farmers market?
Cash and reusable bags are the two essentials. Many stalls are cash only or add a surcharge for card machines, and produce is rarely bagged for you. A cool bag helps if you are buying anything chilled.
What time should I arrive?
Go early for the best choice, especially for bread and popular produce that sells out. Arrive near closing and some sellers discount what is left, though the selection is thinner by then.
Is a farmers market more expensive than a supermarket?
Some things cost more and some cost less. You are usually paying for fresher, local produce picked in season and sold by the person who grew it. In season fruit and veg, eggs and seasonal gluts are often competitive; out of season or specialty items cost more.
How do I know what is genuinely local?
Ask the seller where it was grown and when it was picked. Real growers are happy to tell you. Markets vary, so it is worth asking rather than assuming everything on the table was grown nearby.

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