Farmers Markets near Rome, NY

This market sets up on East Dominick Street in downtown Rome, in the Mohawk Valley of central New York. Vendors bring the produce that grows well across Oneida County, sweet corn, tomatoes, greens, and orchard fruit through summer and fall, alongside baked goods and local crafts. The downtown spot puts it within walking distance of the historic Fort Stanwix grounds.

Rome

Sets up Fridays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Berkshire Bank parking lot on the 100 block of West Dominick Street in downtown Rome. Vendors sell produce, baked goods, cheese, honey, jams, maple syrup, flowers, plants, prepared food, and wine, beer, and hard cider, alongside handmade crafts. Most take cards; some accept SNAP, EBT, WIC, and FMNP coupons. Indoor space keeps it going in poor weather.

Rome

The Chestnut Street Farmer's Market runs every Wednesday from late May through early October, 2 to 6 p.m., at St. John's Lutheran Church on West Chestnut Street in Rome, New York.

Clinton

Blossvale

A village market on Moseley Street in Whitesboro, just west of Utica in Oneida County. Mohawk Valley growers sell produce, baked goods, and local items through the summer and fall. Market days are set by the organizers; confirm before heading over.

The Dunham Public Library hosts this winter market at 76 Main Street in Whitesboro, a village just west of Utica in Oneida County. Holding the market indoors at the library keeps local vendors going through the Mohawk Valley's cold months, when outdoor markets close. Shoppers can expect cold-season produce, baked goods, and handmade items from area growers and makers.

Utica

Oneida County's year-round farmers market located in Utica's Historic Union Station. From local produce, to fresh meats and artisan crafts this market has it all! Saturdays from 9am-1pm!

Utica

Boonville

The cold-season counterpart to Boonville's summer market, moving indoors on Park Avenue once the Erwin Park season ends. Expect a smaller roster of Adirondack-foothills growers with storage vegetables, maple, honey, baked goods, and preserved farm goods. Check with the Boonville Area Farmers Market for current winter dates and hours before heading out.

Sets up Thursday afternoons at Erwin Park in Boonville, mid-June through October, using the Moose River Road entrance to Upper Erwin Park. Adirondack-foothills growers sell fresh vegetables, fruit, maple syrup, local honey, baked goods, flowers, and beef and pork, alongside handmade crafts. The Boonville Area Chamber runs it, and the park's pavilions host summer band concerts nearby. Vendors take cash and, in some cases, farm coupons.

Boonville

Utica

Village Green Hamilton

Hamilton Farmers Market sets up on the Village Green at 3 Broad Street in Hamilton, the Madison County village that's home to Colgate University. Growers from this Central New York dairy-and-crop region sell produce and goods in season. Confirm the current market day locally.

Lyons Falls sits at the meeting of the Black and Moose rivers in Lewis County, deep in New York's North Country. This Laura Street market is a small village market backed by Tug Hill and Black River Valley farms. Look for seasonal produce, eggs, baked goods, and the maple products typical of the region.

Lyons Falls

Chittenango

Cazenovia

Parker's pairs a cider mill with a farmers market on Otsego Street in Ilion, a Mohawk Valley village in Herkimer County east of Utica. Apple pressing anchors the operation, which fits central New York's orchard belt, where fall brings fresh cider and local produce. Ilion grew up along the Erie Canal and the Mohawk River, and long housed the Remington Arms works.

A market on Otsego Street in Ilion, a Herkimer County village in the Mohawk Valley long tied to the Remington firearms and typewriter works. The valley's flat, fertile floor along the Mohawk River and Erie Canal grows dairy, vegetables, and field crops. Local farmers sell seasonal produce, eggs, and homemade goods. Ilion sits on the canal between Utica and Herkimer in Central New York.

Mohawk's market sets up on West Main Street in this Herkimer County village in the Mohawk Valley, across the river from Ilion and Herkimer. Valley farms supply seasonal produce, eggs, dairy, and baked goods. It's a small village market serving the string of towns along the Mohawk River and Erie Canal.

The Early Birds Farmers Market runs at 105 N. Caroline Street in Herkimer, a second market option in this Mohawk Valley village. As the name suggests, it aims at early-morning shoppers after just-picked produce. Confirm the current schedule locally.

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.

Herkimer

Herkimer Farmers Market sets up at 104 N. Washington Street in Herkimer, the Mohawk Valley county seat in Central New York. Growers from the surrounding valley farmland bring produce in season. Current days and hours aren't confirmed online, so check locally.

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.