Vendor Events in Tuckahoe, NY
Farmers Markets in Tuckahoe(3)
Tuckahoe Farm & Maker Market
by Village of Tuckahoe
Depot Square (train station parking lot), Tuckahoe, NY 10707
May 31 - November 22, 2026
Weekly market bringing together farmers, artisans, and makers. Sundays 9 AM to 1 PM featuring locally-sourced handcrafted items, fresh produce, baked goods, and specialty foods.
Tuckahoe Farm & Maker Market
by Village of Tuckahoe
Depot Square (train station parking lot), Tuckahoe, NY 10707
May 31 - November 22, 2026
Weekly market bringing together farmers, artisans, and makers. Sundays 9 AM to 1 PM featuring locally-sourced handcrafted items, fresh produce, baked goods, and specialty foods.
Village of Tuckahoe Farmers Market
by Village of Tuckahoe Farmers Market Organizers
Depot Square (train station parking lot), Tuckahoe, NY
Sundays, May 31 - November 22, 2026, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Fresh produce and local foods come to life weekly at this farmers market in the heart of Tuckahoe, a residential community in Westchester County, New York. Set at 65 Main Street, the Village of Tuckahoe Farmers Market draws both longtime locals and new residents looking to connect with regional growers and food producers. The market operates on a seasonal schedule, so reaching out to the organizers directly will give you the most current dates and times for the year ahead. Farmers markets like this one create a direct relationship between vendors and home cooks, shoppers seeking quality ingredients, and families looking for weekend activity. You'll typically find seasonal produce from local farms, fresh-baked goods, prepared foods, honey, herbs, plants, and other artisanal food items. The setting on Main Street puts the market in a walkable, accessible location where foot traffic from the surrounding neighborhood naturally finds its way to vendor booths. These weekly gatherings build community loyalty and repeat customers who plan their weekly shopping around market day. Westchester County has a strong agricultural heritage despite its proximity to New York City, and farmers markets like the one in Tuckahoe play an important role in keeping local food systems alive. Spring through fall is typically the heart of farmers market season in the Northeast, though some markets extend into winter with cold-weather crops and value-added items. Shoppers at community farmers markets tend to be committed to supporting local food producers and are often willing to pay a premium for quality and freshness. If you're a food producer, baker, grower, or specialty food vendor, this is the kind of venue where regular customers return week after week looking for exactly what you offer.
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Selling in Tuckahoe: common questions
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How much are booth fees in Tuckahoe?
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When do applications open for Tuckahoe events?
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