Farmers Markets near Cobleskill, NY

A Saturday market tied to a country music festival at 100 Cherry Lane in Cobleskill, the seat of rural Schoharie County. Vendors bring the produce and farm goods this heavily agricultural county is known for, paired with the festival's live music. Cobleskill is also home to SUNY Cobleskill's agricultural programs.

Cobleskill

Held on East Main Street in Cobleskill, this market gathers growers from across Schoharie County, one of central New York's most farm-dense regions, set in the valley between the Catskills and the Mohawk. Look for sweet corn, squash, apples, eggs, and baked goods in season. Cobleskill anchors the county as its largest village.

Middleburgh

A community market serving Broadalbin, a Fulton County village at the south end of Great Sacandaga Lake. The address on this listing points to Middleburgh in Schoharie County and appears to be a data mix-up. Look for the market in the Broadalbin village center during the summer season, with local produce and vendor goods.

Central Bridge

Schoharie

Canajoharie

Sets up at 2 Erie Boulevard in Canajoharie, a Mohawk Valley village on the Erie Canal in Montgomery County. Area growers sell seasonal vegetables, fruit, eggs, baked goods, and farm products through the summer. The market gives downtown a weekly stop for local food a short walk from the canal.

A market on East Main Street in Johnstown, a Fulton County seat in the Mohawk Valley's southern Adirondack foothills. The town carries a deep colonial and glove-making history and keeps a preserved historic district. Farms in the surrounding hills raise dairy, produce, and maple. Local vendors sell seasonal vegetables, eggs, and homemade goods to a small city between the Mohawk River and the Adirondack edge.

Part of the Hilltown Farmers' Market, which rotates through the Helderberg hilltowns of southwestern Albany County. This location sets up along Route 145 in Preston Hollow, a small hamlet in the town of Rensselaerville. Growers from the surrounding rural uplands bring produce, eggs, and homemade goods. The market serves a scattered farming community in the hills south of Albany.

The Rensselaerville stop of the Hilltown Farmers' Market, held on County Route 353 in one of Albany County's oldest hamlets, a well-preserved 19th-century village in the Helderberg hills. Local farmers and home producers sell seasonal vegetables, baked goods, and crafts. Rensselaerville anchors the rural southwest corner of the county, near the Huyck Preserve and well off the main highways.

Amsterdam

Gloversville

Amsterdam

Milford

This farmers and craft market runs along Route 28 in Milford, an Otsego County village just south of Cooperstown in Central New York's Leatherstocking region. The craft side pairs handmade goods with farm vendors selling seasonal produce, eggs, and baked goods. The Route 28 corridor makes it an easy stop for Cooperstown-area traffic.

Richfield Springs

Voorheesville

The indoor winter version of the Schenectady Greenmarket, held on State Street in downtown Schenectady once the outdoor Jay Street season ends. Root vegetables, storage apples, winter greens, meat, eggs, cheese, and baked goods keep Capital Region farmers selling through the cold months. It's the same producer-only market, moved under a roof for winter.

Schenectady

The Schenectady Greenmarket fills Jay Street, a downtown pedestrian plaza, with a producer-only lineup of Capital Region farmers and food makers. Shoppers find vegetables, fruit, meat, cheese, bread, and prepared foods, and the market keeps going year-round, moving indoors for the cold months. Its downtown setting near Proctors theater makes it a reliable weekly stop.