Farmers Markets near Seneca Falls, NY

Seneca Falls

Sauder's is a large Mennonite-run store and market on River Road outside Seneca Falls, in the Finger Lakes. It's known for bulk foods, cheeses, deli meats, baked goods, and canned goods, plus seasonal local produce, drawing shoppers from across Seneca County and beyond. The store reflects the area's established Mennonite farming community.

A seasonal outdoor market on East Main Street in Waterloo, the Seneca County village recognized as the birthplace of Memorial Day. Local growers and makers bring produce, baked goods, and handmade items during the Finger Lakes growing season. Check with the village for current market days and the vendor lineup before heading over.

Waterloo

A village market in Clyde, a small Wayne County community in the Finger Lakes region between Rochester and Syracuse along the old Erie Canal. Nearby growers bring seasonal vegetables and fruit to South Park Street through the warmer months. It's a modest, local market for a canal-era village.

Aurora

across from Curley's Restaurant Auburn

Vendors set up across from Curley's Restaurant at 96 State Street, running Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., June through October. Shoppers find fresh vegetables, fruit, cut flowers, baked goods, and handmade jewelry from Finger Lakes growers and makers. The market accepts SNAP/EBT, and several farmers take WIC and Senior Farmers Market coupons. It runs as a grower cooperative registered with New York State Ag and Markets.

A small-town market serving the Town of Conquest in rural Cayuga County, west of Auburn. Area growers bring seasonal produce and homemade goods to this crossroads community near the Montezuma wetlands.

Lyons

Lyons is the Wayne County seat, an Erie Canal town in the Finger Lakes region once known as the country's peppermint capital. The Church Street market draws on Wayne County's heavy fruit-and-vegetable farm base, where apples, stone fruit, and produce are regional staples. Baked goods and crafts round out a compact village market.

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The Greener Bean market runs on Fennell Street in Skaneateles, a second option alongside the village's main State Street market. It gives Finger Lakes growers another day to sell vegetables, baked goods, and farm products in this popular lakeside town. Skaneateles sits at the head of its namesake lake, among the cleanest in the Finger Lakes.

This market sets up on State Street in the lakeside village of Skaneateles, at the northern tip of Skaneateles Lake in the Finger Lakes. Vendors bring Finger Lakes produce, flowers, cheese, bread, and prepared foods to one of the region's most-visited villages. Its walkable downtown near the lake draws both residents and summer tourists.

This market sits on State Route 5 in Elbridge, a small Onondaga County town west of Syracuse in Central New York. Central New York farms supply the seasonal basics: vegetables, fruit, eggs, and baked goods. Despite the generic name, it functions as Elbridge's local village market rather than a large downtown one.

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Sodus

A market on West Main Street in Sodus, a Wayne County town just south of Lake Ontario. This is fruit country, the lakeshore's moderating climate makes Wayne County one of New York's top apple and cherry regions, so expect strong orchard offerings alongside summer vegetables. Sodus Point's harbor is a short drive north.

Pick-your-own fruit and a Garden Cafe set this Sodus farm market apart, at 7277 Maple Ave near Lake Ontario in Wayne County. The stand sells farm-fresh fruit and vegetables and bakes its own pies; the cafe plates farm-to-table meals, homemade desserts, and ice cream on house-made waffle cones. It's open most days, with Thursday through Saturday hours running latest, to 8 p.m.

A roadside farm market on Route 414 in Hector, along the east side of Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes. The Route 414 corridor runs through Seneca wine country, and stands like this sell local produce and farm goods in season.

Runs on Main Street in Moravia, a small Cayuga County village at the southern tip of Owasco Lake. This is Finger Lakes farm country, where nearby growers raise sweet corn, squash, apples, and grass-fed meats, and where maple producers tap the surrounding hills each spring. The market gives Moravia-area residents a local option without the drive north to Auburn.

Penn Yan

One of the Finger Lakes' largest open-air markets, spread across 40-plus acres on Route 14A between Penn Yan and Dundee. More than 175 vendors sell produce, flowers, furniture, custom cabinetry, crafts, and gifts, alongside food stands, six wineries, a brewery, and a distillery. It runs Saturdays from the third Saturday in April through late November, plus Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, and Black Friday, 8am to 4:30pm. Admission and parking are free.

Runs on East Main Street in Palmyra, a Wayne County canal town best known as the birthplace of the Mormon faith and home to Hill Cumorah. It also sits in one of New York's top fruit-growing regions, so area farms bring apples, cherries, sweet corn, and vegetables to the market. The historic downtown, with its four-corner churches, gives the market a walkable setting.

A roadside farm market on Cory Corners Road in Marion, deep in Wayne County's fruit belt. This stretch east of Rochester grows more apples than almost anywhere in the state, alongside cherries, peaches, and processing vegetables. Farm markets here sell tree fruit picked nearby, plus sweet corn, squash, and pumpkins as the season turns toward fall.

Canandaigua

Held on the grounds of the Canandaigua VA Medical Center at 400 Fort Hill Avenue, this market brings fresh local food directly to veterans, staff, and neighbors on the campus. Ontario County growers sell seasonal produce, baked goods, and farm products during the summer months. It's one of several VA-hosted markets across New York.

Canandaigua

The cold-season market for Canandaigua, held indoors at 254 South Main Street in this Finger Lakes town at the north end of Canandaigua Lake. It carries local growers and food makers through winter with storage vegetables, meats, cheese, baked goods, and preserved farm goods. Check the season's schedule before visiting.

Macedon's market runs on Main Street in this Wayne County town along the Erie Canal, midway between Rochester and the Finger Lakes fruit belt. Wayne County is major apple and produce country, so seasonal fruit and vegetables anchor the local grower mix, alongside baked goods and crafts. It's a small community market rather than a regional destination.

GOOD OLE DAYS is an indoor farm market at 1208 Macedon Center Road in Macedon, Wayne County, east of Rochester near the Finger Lakes. Running indoors lets it carry local farm goods beyond the short outdoor season. Public details are limited, so confirm current days and hours before visiting.