Vendor Events in New Lebanon, NY

1 farmers market, craft fair, festival, and pop-up in New Lebanon, NY. Find booth fees, open spots, and apply to sell.

Farmers Markets in New Lebanon(1)

Lebanon Valley Farmers Market

by Lebanon Valley Farmers Market Organizers

501 State Route 20, New Lebanon, NY 12125

sun:10:00 AM - 2:00 PM, May to October

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Running every Sunday from May through October, this weekly farmers market in New Lebanon draws both longtime residents and visitors exploring Columbia County's agricultural heart. Located at 501 State Route 20, the Lebanon Valley Farmers Market operates from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, offering a reliable destination for vendors looking to reach customers who prioritize fresh, locally sourced products throughout the growing season. The market attracts a steady flow of shoppers seeking the kinds of goods that define a thriving farmers market: fresh produce from regional farms, artisan baked goods, locally made cheese, farm-fresh eggs, herbs both culinary and medicinal, seasonal flowers, and handcrafted items. This mix of food producers and makers creates an environment where both agricultural vendors and craft-focused sellers find their audience. The customer base includes home cooks looking for ingredients, families shopping for the week ahead, and people interested in supporting local food systems and makers. An important feature for many vendors is the market's participation in federal nutrition assistance programs. The Lebanon Valley Farmers Market accepts SNAP/EBT, WIC, WIC Cash, and Senior FMNP benefits, which significantly expands the potential customer base and positions the market as an accessible community resource. This acceptance of government nutrition benefits makes it an appealing venue for vendors whose products align with these programs, particularly produce growers and farms. The May through October window captures the prime seasons for northeastern farming and growing, meaning vendors can rely on seasonal abundance and customer enthusiasm during these months. For produce vendors, this is the core selling period; for those offering value-added goods like baked items, preserves, or crafts, it's a chance to reach peak foot traffic. If you're looking to establish a regular presence in a Columbia County community market, the Lebanon Valley Farmers Market's consistent Sunday schedule and established shopper base make it a solid option for building customer relationships throughout the season.

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