Farmers Markets near Skaneateles, NY

Skaneateles

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.

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.

Weedsport

Baldwinsville

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.

Liverpool

Syracuse

A mobile market bringing fresh produce into Syracuse neighborhoods on the city's South Side, based near West Newell Street. Markets like this one target areas with limited grocery access, selling fruit and vegetables at rotating stops around the city.

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.

This market is listed at 5933 S. Salina Street on Syracuse's south side, in Onondaga County. Local produce and farm goods anchor markets across this part of Central New York. Public information is thin here, so verify the current schedule before making a trip.

Syracuse

One of Central New York's largest markets, the CNY Regional Market on Park Street in Syracuse runs weekends year-round under permanent open-air sheds. Operated by the Central New York Regional Market Authority, it hosts a wide range of farmers, food producers, and general vendors drawing shoppers from across Onondaga County and beyond. The scale sets it apart from the small village markets nearby.

A mobile produce market run by St. Joseph's Health in Syracuse, based out of the Prospect Avenue hospital campus on the city's north side. Mobile markets like this one travel to bring fresh fruit and vegetables into neighborhoods with limited grocery access. The listed 14830 ZIP is a data error; St. Joseph's is in Syracuse, 13203.

Syracuse

The Eastside Neighborhood Farmers Market sets up at 826 Euclid Avenue in Syracuse, in the University and Westcott neighborhood on the city's east side. Central New York growers bring produce, and neighborhood markets like this one usually add baked goods, prepared foods, and crafts for the students and residents nearby. Onondaga County's farms carry the market through the Central New York growing season.

Aurora

Clay

The Side Track Farmers Market on Route 31 in Historic Olde Clay is located on the original site of the old Cigarville Train Station next to the Clay Historical Park, in a mill originally built in 1921.

Groton Farmers Market operates at 200 S. Street (Route 38) in Groton, a Tompkins County village in the Finger Lakes region north of Ithaca. Nearby farms supply seasonal produce and goods. Days and hours aren't widely posted online, so confirm locally before visiting.

Homer

Dave's Veggies is a greenhouse and farm market on Route 41 in Homer, in Cortland County's Central New York countryside. It grows and sells produce alongside greenhouse plants: bedding flowers and vegetable starts in spring, fresh vegetables through summer and fall. The roadside operation serves the Homer and Cortland area with its own and local-grown stock.

East Syracuse

We have programs, activities and events for all thru the year. All ages and all genders are welcome.

Seneca Falls

Fulton

Cicero

This market serves Cicero, a growing suburb on the north side of Syracuse in Onondaga County, near the shore of Oneida Lake. Regional farmers bring Central New York produce and food goods through the warm months. The Knowledge Lane location ties it to the town's civic and school area.

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 village market in Homer, a Cortland County community known for its historic green and 19th-century architecture in Central New York. South Main Street runs beside that green. Growers from the surrounding Cortland and Tompkins County farmland bring produce, eggs, meat, and baked goods through the growing season. Homer sits just north of Cortland and within reach of the Finger Lakes farm belt.

Homer

Lansing sits just north of Ithaca in Tompkins County, on the east side of Cayuga Lake in the Finger Lakes. This market runs along Auburn Road (Route 34) and pulls from the dense cluster of small Finger Lakes farms nearby, offering vegetables, fruit, eggs, and prepared foods. The area's college-town demand supports a steady local-grower scene.

A second listing for the farmers market at 27-29 Auburn Road in Lansing, the Tompkins County town on Cayuga Lake's eastern shore. Vendors here are Finger Lakes producers with in-season produce, baked goods, and local crafts. Lansing's spot between Ithaca and the lake keeps it within reach of both farmland and steady weekend traffic.

Fayetteville

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.

Fayetteville

Despite the name, this market's address places it in downtown Fayetteville, an eastern suburb of Syracuse in Onondaga County, along West Genesee Street. Central New York's Onondaga and Madison county farms supply the produce, dairy, and baked goods that fill area markets through the season. Fayetteville sits near the town of DeWitt and the Green Lakes area east of Syracuse.

Cortland

Waterloo

Manlius runs its market on Fayette Street in this eastern suburb of Syracuse in Onondaga County. Central New York growers bring seasonal vegetables, fruit, and eggs, with baked goods and prepared foods filling out the vendor list. The village-center setting makes it a walkable community market for the Fayetteville-Manlius area.

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.

Ovid

Geneva

Chittenango

Cazenovia

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.