Farmers Markets near Brockport, NY

Hamlin

A working farm stand on Drake Road in Hamlin, in the Lake Ontario fruit belt west of Rochester. This stretch of Monroe County grows apples, sweet corn, and summer vegetables, and roadside markets like this one sell what comes off the surrounding fields in season. Stop by during harvest for local produce.

Hamlin Farmers Market operates at 1658 Lake Road in Hamlin, a Monroe County town near the Lake Ontario shore west of Rochester. Fruit and vegetable farms are common along this fertile lakeshore belt. Days and season aren't posted online here, so verify locally.

A village farmers market on Hovey Street in Hilton, in the town of Parma just inland from Lake Ontario. This part of Monroe County is orchard and vegetable country; the lakeshore plain west of Rochester grows apples, sweet corn, and cabbage. Seasonal produce from nearby growers turns up here along with baked goods and preserves. Hilton hosts the long-running Apple Fest each fall, a marker of the area's fruit-growing roots.

A suburban market in the town of Chili, southwest of Rochester in Monroe County. The Chili Avenue site draws growers from the farmland west of the city, selling seasonal vegetables and fruit. It's a neighborhood-scale market for a Rochester bedroom community.

This market runs on Scottsville-Chili Road in Scottsville, a village in Monroe County just southwest of Rochester. Local growers bring the vegetables, fruit, and farm goods that do well in the fertile Genesee Valley. Its location outside the city gives Rochester-area shoppers a rural market close to home.

Albion

A farm market and pick-your-own orchard on Oak Orchard Road (Route 98) in Albion, part of Orleans County's fruit-growing belt along Lake Ontario. Apples are the anchor crop of this region, with the market and seasonal produce running through late summer and fall. Confirm current u-pick crops and hours directly with the farm.

Rochester

A seasonal farmers market at the Mall at Greece Ridge in the Rochester suburb of Greece, set up in the mall grounds. Local growers bring western New York produce and farm goods through the summer and fall.

Serves Albion, the Orleans County seat, on the Erie Canal between Rochester and Buffalo. This is western New York vegetable and fruit country, strong in cabbage, sweet corn, apples, and processing crops grown on flat lake-plain soils. The West Avenue market gathers county growers for a rural community with deep farming roots.

Rochester

Genesee County Farmers Market sets up at 8315 Park Road in Batavia, near the county fairgrounds in western New York between Buffalo and Rochester. Growers from the surrounding farm belt bring produce during the season. Vendor and schedule details aren't posted online, so confirm current hours locally.

Rochester

Rochester's South Wedge Farmers' Market runs on Mount Hope Avenue in one of the city's oldest and most walkable neighborhoods. Growers from the Genesee Valley bring vegetables, fruit, flowers, and prepared foods to this urban market. The South Wedge sits just south of downtown, near the University of Rochester and Highland Park.

A winter market on Highland Avenue in southeast Rochester, running through the cold months when the area's outdoor stands close. Monroe County sits in the Genesee Valley and northern Finger Lakes, so cold-season markets here lean on storage crops, root vegetables, eggs, meat, honey, and baked goods that hold through the winter. It gives Rochester shoppers a local option between the fall and spring markets.

Held every Wednesday from 3 to 6 p.m., June through October, on East Main Street in the village of Avon. The market pairs Genesee Valley produce with local wine, honey, eggs, baked goods, and higher-end artisan wares. Some growers raise fruit and vegetables without chemical sprays. The Village of Avon organizes it, and vendors take cash, cards, and in some cases SNAP, WIC, and FMNP coupons.

Rochester

Open since 1905, the Rochester Public Market on North Union Street is one of the country's oldest continuously running public markets, operating Tuesdays and Thursdays plus Saturdays year-round. Vendors sell fresh produce, meat and seafood, eggs and dairy, baked goods, and specialty foods alongside permanent shops. The market hosts dozens of special events each year in Rochester's northeast.

Rochester

Sits on Monroe Avenue in one of Rochester's most walkable neighborhoods, a strip known for restaurants and independent shops. The market gathers growers from the surrounding Genesee Valley and Finger Lakes, a region strong in apples, sweet corn, tomatoes, and cold-hardy greens. Rochester's public-market culture runs deep, and neighborhood markets like this one extend it into the residential East Side through the growing season.

Irondequoit

A market on Titus Avenue in Irondequoit, a Rochester suburb wedged between Lake Ontario and Irondequoit Bay in Monroe County. The lakeside plain around it grows apples, vegetables, and other crops on the Genesee Valley's fertile ground. Local farmers bring seasonal produce, baked goods, and farm products. The market gives residents on Rochester's north side a neighborhood spot for regional food.

Rochester

Named for Rochester's Neighborhood of the Arts (NOTA), this market sets up along East Avenue near the district's galleries and studios. Growers from the Genesee Valley and Finger Lakes bring the vegetables, fruit, and flowers that fill Rochester-area markets through the warm months. The arts-district setting gives it a creative, community feel alongside the produce.

A Sunday market for the Rochester area, open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from late April through November. Recently relocated to the Golisano Institute at 150 Sawgrass Drive, it gathers regional farms selling sustainably grown produce, meats, eggs, maple, honey, fresh flowers, pasta, and hot coffee, with vegan and gluten-free options. It's one of the region's larger weekly markets and stays busy through the growing season.

Rochester

Medina

A church-hosted market on West Main Street in Lima, a Livingston County village in the Genesee Valley south of Rochester. The Presbyterian congregation runs it as a small community market, with area farms supplying seasonal vegetables, fruit, and baked goods. Lima sits in productive Western New York farmland at the western edge of the Finger Lakes.

Mendon

Held at the Mendon Fire Hall on Mendon-Ionia Road, this market serves a Monroe County town southeast of Rochester in Western New York. Nearby farms supply seasonal produce, fruit, eggs, and baked goods. Mendon's rural-suburban setting, close to both Rochester and Finger Lakes farmland, keeps local growers within a short drive.

Webster

Corfu

A village market in Corfu, a small Genesee County community between Buffalo and Batavia in Western New York. Along Alleghany Road (Route 33), nearby farmers sell seasonal produce and homemade goods. It's a country market serving Corfu and the surrounding towns near Darien Lake.

Penfield's market gathers in this Rochester suburb in Monroe County, off Fairport Nine Mile Point Road on the town's east side. Western New York's season brings sweet corn, apples, and squash from surrounding Monroe and Wayne county farms to markets like this. Penfield sits east of Rochester along Irondequoit Creek, close to the Lake Ontario fruit belt.

The Fairport Farmers' Market runs off South Main Street, behind the bank branch in the village of Fairport, a Rochester suburb on the Erie Canal in Monroe County. Growers from the fertile Genesee region bring produce, fruit, and flowers, with the baked goods and prepared foods typical of Rochester-area markets. Fairport's canal-side Main Street keeps the market within a walkable downtown.

Corfu

A small market on Genesee Street in Corfu, a village in Genesee County between Buffalo and Batavia. Local farms bring seasonal produce and homemade goods during the Western New York growing season. Confirm current days and vendors with the organizers before visiting.

Middleport's market runs on Telegraph Road in this Niagara County canal village in Western New York, where the Erie Canal passes through the middle of town. Surrounding farmland, some of the state's richest fruit and vegetable ground, supplies seasonal produce alongside baked goods and crafts. It's a small-village market close to Lockport and Medina.