eat
LOCAL
We're open for the season
at the Chappaqua Train Station
8:30am to 1pm every Saturday
May-December
look for us at the circle
At the Market:
Vendors
Announcements
To increase accessibility and help address food insecurity, the Market now accepts SNAP/EBT. Speak to Dylan at the market table to learn more.
This year with the generous support of VDO Cardiology the market will offer a 100% token match. For every token purchased VDO will provide another token at no cost to you.
Para aumentar la accesibilidad y ayudar reducir la inseguridad alimentaria, el mercado ahora aceptará SNAP/EBT. Habla con Dylan en la mesa en la entrada del mercado para obtener más información.
Este año, gracias a la generosa ayuda de VDO Cardiology, nuestro mercado estará duplicando la compra de cada ficha (token). Por cada ficha (token) comprada, VDO estará ofreciendo otra de manera gratuita, duplicando así el valor de su compra.
With today's inflationary economy, food banks are struggling and food insecurity is on the rise. Please donate whatever you can at the market or directly to a local pantry. We made our first delivery to the Mt. Kisco Interfaith Food Pantry for the year and will continue to do so each 3rd Saturday when we gather our donations and shop from our vendors. To date we've contributed over 2500 lbs of food to the pantry.
May 27 2023
Vendors
Annie’s Ginger Elixir
Arlotta Food Studio
Bien Cuit Bakery
Black Creek Farm
Bohemian Baked
Chloe Sikirica Pottery
Cano Coffee NEW
Caradonna Farm
Cooper’s Daughter
Dobbs Ferry Lobster Guys NEW
Doc Pickle
DoughCo Bagels
Dough Nation Pizza Truck
Fairy Juice Bar
Fresh Meadow Farm
Goode and Local by Don Rodrigo Farm
Hudson River Apiaries NEW
Joe Tomato Mozzarella
Knot of this World Pretzels
La Trafila Pasta
Madura Farm Mushrooms NEW
Nutmeg Bakery
Obercreek Farm NEW
Orchard Hill Organics
Pura Vida Fishery
Raw Chocolate Love
R&M Farm
Second Mouse Cheese NEW
Sova Farms
Stars of the Meadow
Wave Hill Breads
White Pine Community Farm Herbal Teas
and Microgreens guest vendor
Wild Radish
Music
The Altogether
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Green Tree Recycling recycles unwanted textiles material including clothing, shoes, accessories and household linens that would otherwise end up in our already overburdened landfills. Some of the clothing is donated to charity partners, others are sourced to fibers and rags manufacturers. Nothing enters the waste stream. Their recycling services support people, who are disadvantaged and those in transition. Bring your unwanted clothes, even single socks, all packed in a bag and deposit at the bin at the front of the market.
Every Saturday
Community Activities
for Jun 3 2023
stay tuned
Harvest Chart
We often get asked at the market table when we'll have those sweet strawberries (that you can only find at a farmers market) or when fresh harvested corn will be available. Click on the button below to go to our handy harvest chart of local fruit and vegetables.
Your Community Market
Local is Better
The mission of the Chappaqua Farmers Market is to bring food that is locally grown, caught, raised or produced to our Westchester County community. We want to raise awareness of the importance of eating locally.
May through mid-December
Shop at the train station
The Chappaqua train station serves as our outdoor venue. Each week farmers and vendors share their produce and prepared foods with us. Please come visit and shop with your neighbors. Say hello to our regular vendors, like Joe, Marybeth, Robert and Owen and welcome new ones. Can't wait to see you at the market!
2023 Market Sponsors and Supporters
We gratefully acknowledge our sponsors and supporters for their generous contributions to the market and our mission. If you'd like to become a sponsor contact us at info@chappaquafarmersmarket.org
And thanks go out to the New Castle Dept of Public Works for their regular and unstinting help with market logistics.
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