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.
GET THE GUIDE!
Be on the lookout for
the 2017-2018 Guide
showcasing 280+ businesses
throughout the Catskills.
Farmers' Market of the Week
We are proud to showcase the wealth
of markets in the Catskills where
you can meet farmers and discover
more about how your food is grown.
FRESH FROM
THE CATSKILLS
Visit our Catskills counties
for directories of farmers'
markets, u-picks, farm stands,
harvest festivals and more!
WE ARE PURE CATSKILLS:
Gunhouse Hill Alpacas
They share their story of life on a farm raising Alpacas in the Catskill Mountains and impacts of being a Pure Catskills member.
Calendar
Friday, 8-18
Available every Saturday May - October
Additional Fridays in July & August
Starts promptly at 10am. No reservations needed.
Kids do real farm chores, which change seasonally: tasks like feeding animals, helping milk goats, and grooming horses.
Adults - $8, Children - $6
Saturday, 8-19
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, 8-19
The Oneonta Farmers market meets weekly- Saturday mornings 9am -1 pm, year around in Downtown Oneonta. All local, all producer market provides a variety of meats, eggs, vegetables, fruits, wine, maple syrup, organic produce, raw fermented cabbage, soaps and lotions, cheeses, baked goods, breads, fish, fresh cut flowers, potted plants and hanging baskets.
Christmas Indoor Market begins November 4th - December 30th 9am-1pm.Winter Indoor Market hours 9 am–1 pm January through April.
Saturday, 8-19
The Pakatakan Farmers’ Market is celebrating our 26th 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 13th- October 7th, from 9am-2pm.
Extended season begins, October 14th - November 25th, from 10am-1pm. Rain or Shine. No dogs please.
Saturday, 8-19
Tannersville Pop-Up Market, held every Saturday and Sunday from Memorial Day (May 27th) through Labor Day (September 3rd), 10am to 4pm, located 5991 Main Street, Tannerville.
The mission of the Tannersville Pop-Up Market is to bring local seasonal food and locally craft items to market; preserve small family farms; promote local shopping and healthy eating; build community; and attract visitors to our beautiful Main Street.
Saturday, 8-19
Barryville Farmers' Market is an open air market featuring local products.
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 20 thru October 28 • 10am to 1pm
Saturday, 8-19
The Rock Hill Farmers’ Market is held every Saturday from June 3 through September 30, 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, 8-19
Locally grown farm produce includes a wide variety of vegetables from arugula to zucchini, luscious orchard fruits and berries, artisan bread and baked goods (including gluten free), fresh laid eggs, delicious honey, maple syrup, jams and sauces, tasty regional cheeses, pastured meat and poultry, fish and seafood straight from the boat, specialty mushrooms, fresh herbs, prepared foods, field-grown flowers, plants, and starts. Products change seasonally.