Otsego County
COOPERSTOWN FARMERS MARKET
Sponsor: Otsego 2000
Location: Pioneer Alley, 101 Main St., behind Key Bank, Cooperstown, NY
Times of Operation: Saturdays, 8 AM to 2 PM,
Mid May to Labor Day Weekend
Saturdays, 9 AM - 2 PM, after Labor Day to Mid December
Contact: Jennifer Hanson
Phone: (607) 547-6895
Website: www.otsego2000.org/farmersmarket
Brief Description: The only indoor farmers market in the region, the Cooperstown Farmers Market is located just off Main Street and is heated in the winter months. The objective of the CFM is to support locally grown produce and locally made crafts. Eighty percent of the goods and produce offered by vendors must be produced within the environs of Otsego County by the vendor, a member of the vendor’s immediate family or a representative. The producer - or in the case of agricultural vendors, the farm - is required to be within a 50 mile radius of the market.
In addition to the quality produce, homemade food and handmade craft items market regulars have come to expect, the CFM is also known through the area for its live entertainment and special theme days. Last year, visitors to the market enjoyed everything from balloon art to beer tasting to book signings. Accepting new vendors, by jury process, as space allows.
ONEONTA FARMERS MARKET
Sponsor: Center for Agricultural Development and Entrepreneurship (CADE)
Location: Kim K. Muller Plaza, Main St. & Dietz St., next to Key Bank
Times of Operation: Saturdays, 9 AM to 2 PM,
Memorial Day Weekend through
October
Tuesdays, 10 AM - 3 PM, late June through September
Contact: Dana LaCroix
Phone: (607) 437-0158
E-mail: baltazar-am@hotmail.com
Website: www.cadefarms.org/markets.htm
Brief Description: The Oneonta Farmers Market is a vibrant, colorful market featuring the best of the area’s locally grown meats, vegetables, cheeses and specialty products, including maple creams and syrups, chutneys, honey, herbal remedies, fruit preserves and more. Local artisans offer unique homemade crafts and the seasonal calendar includes special events, tastings and community outreach projects and live music.
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