Carlisle, ny

Farmers Markets near Carlisle, ny

Purling, New York

Our mission is to provide our community access to local, healthful foods, crafts, and handmade goods, while providing a venue where local farmers, producers, crafters, and artisans can come together.... [more]

New Baltimore, New York

New Baltimore will host its very own farmers market in 2008! Starting in June and running through October, local farmers and craft vendors will bring their products to Wyche Town Park on New Baltimor... [more]

Troy, New York

The Market has relocated to River Street among the beautiful and historic properties that encompass downtown Troy while we wait for the City of Troy to finish our summer home in Riverfront Park.

Saratoga Springs, New York

We are proud to offer a year-round farmers' market in Saratoga Springs, NY. Our outdoor market is held at High Rock Park and our winter market is held at 65 S.... [more]

Halcottsville, New York

From mid-May through mid-October area farmers and artisans gather to share their creativity and bounty at the Pakatakan Farmers�??... [more]

Andes , New York

Featuring local farm meats, cheeses, milks, breads (including gluten free), baked good and produce.... [more]

Coxsackie, New York

Not sure what to cook for dinner? Come visit the Coxsackie Farmers' Market, get the recipe of the week, and purchase all the needed ingredients right at the market!... [more]

Morris, New York

The Morris Farmers' Market is located behind the firehouse in the Guy Rathbun Park pavilion. The market runs from 3 to 6 PM every Thursday.... [more]

Kinderhook, New York

Kinderhook farmers market - begin in 1985 and has blossomed ever since. 2013 season will open with many new vendors and will be hosting a special craft vendor each week.... [more]

Utica, New York

Since 2011, the Oneida County Public Market has offered the highest quality locally and regionally grown fruits and vegetables in central New York.... [more]

Franklin, New York

The Franklin Farmers' Market has an especially lovely village setting in front of the white-columned portico of Franklin's magnificent Chapel Hall.... [more]