I can see why people jump on Metro North and get off and Beacon to run the streets and attend this…read morefarmers market. It's just the right size to not feel overwhelmed but all of the products are Hudson Valley born in bred. I made several stops along the way There are plenty of places to park, but you will have to walk a few blocks in either direction. The walk will be interesting as main street has lots of unique shops, boutiques, and restaurants to choose from By the time you get to the Beacon farmers market, you'll be in the mood for a delicious by to eat. And bring the dog because there are plenty of people hitting the streets and begin with their furry family and Tow. You'll find unique booths with local Rice growers who hand plant rice and weed through using old-school methods. No pesticides because they use ducks in the patties to maintain water pests. Another great stop would be the mushroom vendor toward the end. Please see my video attached. Food from every corner of the world is represented here under about 75 tents. We had a beautiful day but even on a cloudy day or light rain I think you can have a great time here. Don't forget to shop on Main Street on your way back to the car. I stopped at a Thai tea shop for a shaved ice that was phenomenal. And Alps chocolate has their factory on Main Street as well. They're a regional Chocolatier, but I know there's even a step up chocolate tear further down on Main Street. While you're at the farmers market, do not forget to pick up treats for yourself and treats for your dog. Next time I'm bringing more cash because there were so many tents that called to me that I couldn't budget in this time around.

I finally got to check out the Beacon's Farmers market that everyone raves so much about with so…read moremany epic businesses like Laurel & Ash, Laughing Gut Kombucha, 4 Wall Farm and more! It's summer, it's hot, so of course expect the heat to sizzle up but if you pop in a bit on the earlier side you'll be sure to have a breezy experience. The day we went they even had a cooler with free ice to chill off! I loved the layout of this market and the amount of different vendors there and variety. From cute tote bags to dog treats and fresh produce. Beacon's Farmers market has you covered with so many local businesses ready to welcome you. It's the perfect chance to do a little stroll if you're in Beacon but also a great chance to discover and shop local. We left with a delicious bottle of maple syrup, some kombucha and a pickle on the go from Tony's Pickles.

Great Farmers Market .. something for everyone.Great time to come & chat with your neighborsread more

But for Lydia L's great review of the Rosendale Market we would have missed this gem on our recent…read moretrip to the Hudson River Valley. Just another example of the fine things one can get themselves into through reading Lydia L's reviews! Because this was a fine market to visit on a fine October day. Although we've consumed lots (LOTS) of wine, we've never tried mead and with Lydia's review to back us up, we tried some and bought some too. (Which would be enjoyed later on in the day with cheese from Dancing Ewe and seckel pears from Migliorelli's, both of the Rhinebeck Market.) Don't pass up the chewy, delightful pretzel rolls! We bought several to give to our friends in NJ and they were a BIG hit. (Seasonal cranberry / apple and also sea salt. Also found at the New Paltz market.) There were fewer farmers at this market on this October Sunday but the produce vendors there had top quality items. And the friendly woman at the info booth at the end of the market was offering samples of home baked apple crisp as well as tastings of local applies. More to love about the Rosendale Market...ample parking. Yahoo! Were we HRV residents it would be a regular stop for us.

Friendly vendors, fantastic food, reasonable prices! All that and a beautiful fall day - I'll be…read moreback!

First timer to the market! Some great local vendors selling fresh veggies, fruits, granola, bread,…read morehomemade pies and lots of delicious and local jam, honey and even biscotti! Attracts a lot of local resident and people from around the area! Nice country hometown feel!

A little mixture of Korean/asian supermarket locally. Yes it's not big but it does have the staples…read morethat one would need. Located in a small complex, the name can be misleading. They do have an array of fish available on their fish department and have frozen meats suck as rabbit, lamb, pork and chicken feet, etc. They do have a deli and sushi department.

If you need Asian, provisions, fresh produce, and an efficient process, head over to Berry's farm…read more Don't be misled, Barry's farm is an Asian market indoors with very few locally-sourced provisions. It is the place where you go for your Asian pantry staples: mung, bean or yam noodles, fish, sauces, rice, paper, wraps, etc. Head over to pick up pre-portioned cuts of Japanese pumpkin, which are great for roasting, slicing for tempura, or putting in a great bowl of . You can get away with spending $10 or several hundred, depending on how enticed you are by the well stocked, dry goods shelves. Expect to pay a premium on organics if you can find them. Tip: shop for your organic bananas at the standard supermarket or Aldi.

I love this market. I try to visit them every week. This year they have Corey's pickles, and they…read moreare the bomb! Also, I love All Things Delicious and the lady who sells honey. I buy my honey from her every year. You should try the buckwheat honey, it's a-m-a-z-i-n-g!!!!!

Pretty nice selection of goods for a small town FM. Pickles, baked goods, Polish Pierogies, organic…read moreproduce in many varieties, soaps, sweet band playing music and other varieties from time to time. Gets started slow 9ish on Saturdays til mid-September.

Closed [for a very long time]. Nothing to see here. UNLESS you want something from the food…read moretrucks that change daily.

Best farmer's market around!!! Everything's fresh everyday!!! Best corn & tomatoes!!! The display…read moreof the fresh produce is very inviting!! Fresh eggs right from the hen house, you can't beat it!! I also, love the fall arrangements!

I love their local fruit, veggies, and eggs. The people are so nice and have affordable prices.read more

Can't say enough about Hoeffner farms. Not only are they a great farm market offering beautiful…read moreflowers, vegetables, fresh pasteurized milk from a local creamery. (The chocolate milk is so yummy) but they are also a full service florist. Their prices are very good and the arrangements are lush and beautiful.They supplied all the flowers for our daughters wedding June 1st 2019. They totally knocked it out of the park.

Wonderful: my first stop, always, and has been for ages…read more Great service, great produce, great flowers, great cheeses.

I make a point of going to Silamar Farm every Saturday morning. They have wonderful asparagus in…read moreseason, plus other locally sourced items that are terrific. I discovered "The Farmer's Wife" sourdough breads there (from Pawling), and love the salad greens from nearby Sky Farm, plus Big Pine honey, etc. etc. It's like a farmer's market on its own - I often go there as well as a side trip to see what's on at the Millerton Farmer's Market. A great family runs this place as well.