When Do Hudson Valley Farmers Markets Open in 2026? Complete Schedule
By Brian Caplicki · Caplicki Home Team · Updated May 12, 2026 · 8 min read
Every producer farmers market across Orange, Ulster, Sullivan, and Dutchess Counties, with day of the week, hours, season, and location. Plus what’s in season this month and which markets are open right now.
Quick Answer
The Hudson Valley has more than 30 producer farmers markets running from late April through November 2026. The river-town markets in Newburgh, Cornwall, Port Jervis, Saugerties, Kingston, and Rhinebeck opened the first week of May. Goshen opens Friday May 15, Millbrook May 23, and most county markets open between June 6 and June 27. Beacon’s market is year-round. Callicoon (the only fully producer-only market in the region) has been open since April 5.
Open as of mid-May 2026: Beacon (year-round), Callicoon (since April 5), Warwick Valley, Newburgh (May 2), Rhinebeck (May 3), Cornwall (May 6), Port Jervis (May 9), Saugerties, Kingston, Phoenicia. Opening this Friday, May 15: Goshen. Opening late May: Millbrook (May 23). Opening in June: Middletown, Hyde Park, Monroe, Florida NY, Jeffersonville, Wurtsboro, Pawling, Wappinger, Monticello, Liberty, New Paltz, Rosendale.
Farmers markets are the social anchor of small-town summer in the Hudson Valley. They’re where you bump into neighbors, hear the local news before it makes the paper, and find out which farm just started picking strawberries. Below is the complete 2026 schedule for every producer market across Orange, Ulster, Sullivan, and Dutchess Counties.
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Whatever day you have free, there’s a market open somewhere in the Hudson Valley.
Saturday Markets (the biggest day)
Saturday is the headline market day across the region. Most county markets open between 8 and 10 a.m. and wrap up by early afternoon.
- Newburgh, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Safe Harbors Green (12550). The largest urban-core market in Orange County.
- Middletown, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. (10940). Opens June 6.
- Port Jervis, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Hammond & Pike St (12771). Opened May 9.
- Washingtonville, Saturday mornings (10992). Opens June.
- Kingston, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., 285 Wall St courthouse lot (12401). The region’s largest Saturday market.
- Saugerties, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 115 Main St (12477).
- Jeffersonville, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Jeff Bank lot (12748). Opens June 6.
- Millbrook, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (12545). Opens May 23.
- Hyde Park, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., 4390 Route 9 (12538). Opens June 7.
- Pawling, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., 5–7 Charles Colman Blvd (12564). Opens June 14.
- East Fishkill, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 2670 Route 52 (12533).
- Red Hook (Hudson Valley Farmers Market), 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (12571).
Sunday Markets (the slow-morning crowd)
Sundays draw a different crowd. Brunch-first, then market. Plan a stroll, not a sprint.
- Warwick Valley, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., South St lot (10990). Orange County’s largest and longest-running market.
- Monroe, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (10950). Opens June 7.
- New Paltz, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (12561). Opens in June.
- Rosendale, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 5 Hardenburgh Ln (12472). Opens in June.
- Phoenicia, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Parish Field (12464).
- Stone Ridge, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Stone Ridge Orchard (12484).
- Callicoon, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., A. Dorrer Dr (12723). Sullivan County’s only producer-only market. Open since April 5.
- Rhinebeck, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 61 E Market St (12572). One of the most established markets in Dutchess County.
- Beacon, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 223 Main St (12508). Year-round.
Weekday Markets (after-work shopping)
Several Hudson Valley markets run on weekday afternoons and evenings, which is a gift for anyone who has to spend Saturday at a kid’s soccer game.
- Wappinger, Mondays 4 to 8 p.m., Town Hall, 20 Middlebrook Rd (12590). Opens June 22. After-work and dinner crowd.
- Florida NY, Tuesdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., N. Main St (10921). Daytime market in the heart of the Black Dirt Region.
- Cornwall, Wednesdays 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Town Hall, 183 Main St (12518). Opened May 6.
- Woodstock, Wednesdays 3 to 7 p.m., 6 Maple Ln (12498). End-of-day market on the Village Green side.
- Monticello (Sullivan Fresh), Thursdays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 10 Jefferson St (12701). Opens June 26.
- Wurtsboro, Thursdays 5 to 8 p.m., Veterans Park, 3rd St (12790). Live music and food trucks alongside the produce. Opens June 11.
- Goshen, Fridays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Orange County Government Center lawn, 255 Main St (10924). Opens this Friday, May 15.
- Walden, Fridays 2 to 6 p.m., First Reformed Church (12586).
- Liberty, Fridays 3 to 6 p.m., Creekside Park, 119 N. Main St (12754). Opens June 27.
What Farmers Markets Are in Orange County, NY 2026?
Orange County (the heart of the Caplicki Home Team’s service area) has 10 producer markets running this summer, from the Black Dirt onion country in Florida and Pine Island to the Hudson River cities of Newburgh and Cornwall-on-Hudson. The Warwick Valley market is the longest-running and largest by vendor count.
| Market | Day & Time | Season | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warwick Valley | Sun, 9a–2p | May to Nov | South St lot, Warwick (10990) |
| Goshen | Fri, 9a–3p | Opens May 15 | OC Government Center lawn, 255 Main St (10924) |
| Cornwall | Wed, 11a–5p | May 6 to Nov 25 | Town Hall, 183 Main St (12518) |
| Newburgh | Sat, 10a–3p | May 2 to Nov 21 | Safe Harbors Green, 97 Broadway (12550) |
| Middletown | Sat, 8a–1p | Jun 6 to Oct 17 | Middletown (10940) |
| Port Jervis | Sat, 10a–1p | May 9 to Sep 26 | Hammond & Pike St (12771) |
| Monroe | Sun, 9a–1p | Jun 7 to Oct 25 | Village of Monroe (10950) |
| Florida NY | Tue, 10a–4p | Jun 14 to Oct 25 | N. Main St (10921) |
| Walden | Fri, 2–6p | Season TBC | First Reformed Church (12586) |
| Washingtonville | Sat AM | Jun to Aug | 29 W Main St (10992) |
Spotlight: Warwick Valley Farmers’ Market is the largest market in Orange County by vendor count, drawing more than 40 producers on a typical summer Sunday. Live music most weeks, a strong baked-goods scene, and a tight-knit community feel. The South Street parking lot fills up fast. Arrive before 10 or expect to walk a few blocks. The market is a 3-minute walk from the village restaurants on Main Street, which makes it the easiest market in the county to pair with a brunch.
Spotlight: Florida NY Farmers Market sits in the heart of the Black Dirt Region, where the deep peat soil produces the onions, lettuce, and herbs you find at every other market and restaurant in the tri-state area. This is the closest you can get to the source.
What Farmers Markets Are in Ulster County, NY 2026?
Ulster County has 7 producer markets, anchored by the regional powerhouse in Kingston and the long-running Sunday markets in Phoenicia and New Paltz. The Saugerties market on Main Street is one of the most beloved village markets in the Hudson Valley.
| Market | Day & Time | Season | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kingston | Sat, 9a–1p | May to Nov | 285 Wall St, courthouse lot (12401) |
| New Paltz | Sun, 10a–3p | Jun to Nov | New Paltz (12561) |
| Saugerties | Sat, 10a–2p | May to Nov | 115 Main St (12477) |
| Woodstock | Wed, 3–7p | Seasonal (TBC) | 6 Maple Ln (12498) |
| Rosendale | Sun, 10a–2p | Jun to Oct | 5 Hardenburgh Ln (12472) |
| Phoenicia | Sun, 10a–2p | May to Oct | Parish Field (12464) |
| Stone Ridge | Sun, 10a–2p | Season TBC | Stone Ridge Orchard (12484) |
Spotlight: Kingston Farmers’ Market is the busiest Saturday market in the mid-Hudson Valley, with a strong mix of upstate farms, prepared-food vendors, and live music in the courthouse lot on Wall Street in Uptown Kingston. It anchors the Stockade District’s weekend foot traffic and runs reliably through November.
What Farmers Markets Are in Sullivan County, NY 2026?
Sullivan County’s 5 markets are smaller than Orange or Ulster’s, but Callicoon’s producer-only Sunday market sets a regional standard.
| Market | Day & Time | Season | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Callicoon (producer-only) | Sun, 11a–2p | Apr 5 to Nov 29 | A. Dorrer Dr (12723) |
| Jeffersonville | Sat, 9a–12p | Opens Jun 6 | Jeff Bank lot, Main St (12748) |
| Liberty | Fri, 3–6p | Jun 27 to Sep 12 | Creekside Park, 119 N. Main St (12754) |
| Monticello (Sullivan Fresh) | Thu, 10a–1p | Jun 26 to Sep 25 | 10 Jefferson St (12701) |
| Wurtsboro | Thu, 5–8p | Jun 11 to Sep 24 | Veterans Park, 3rd St (12790) |
Spotlight: Callicoon Farmers’ Market is the only producer-only market in the region, which means everything sold there is grown, raised, foraged, or made by the seller. No resellers, no middlemen. It runs from the first weekend of April through the last weekend of November, the longest season of any Sullivan County market.
Spotlight: Wurtsboro Music & Farmers Market is a Thursday evening market with live music and food trucks. It feels more like a town festival than a grocery run.
What Farmers Markets Are in Dutchess County, NY 2026?
Dutchess County has 8 producer markets, including the only year-round market in the Hudson Valley (Beacon) and one of the longest-season markets (Rhinebeck, which runs from early May through late December).
| Market | Day & Time | Season | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rhinebeck | Sun, 10a–2p | May 3 to Dec 27 | 61 E Market St (12572) |
| Beacon | Sun, 10a–2p | Year-round | 223 Main St (12508) |
| Millbrook | Sat, 9a–1p | May 23 to Oct 10 | Millbrook (12545) |
| Hyde Park | Sat, 9a–2p | Jun 7 to Oct 25 | 4390 Route 9 (12538) |
| Pawling | Sat, 9a–1p | Jun 14 to Sep 27 | 5–7 Charles Colman Blvd (12564) |
| Wappinger | Mon, 4–8p | Opens Jun 22 | Town Hall, 20 Middlebrook Rd (12590) |
| East Fishkill | Sat, 10a–2p | Season TBC | 2670 Route 52 (12533) |
| Red Hook (HV Farmers Market) | Sat, 10a–3p | Season TBC | Red Hook (12571) |
Spotlight: Rhinebeck Farmers’ Market is the most established weekend market in Dutchess County, running every Sunday from early May through the day after Christmas. It anchors the village’s walkable downtown on East Market Street and draws regulars from all over the Hudson Valley.
Spotlight: Beacon Farmers’ Market is the only year-round farmers market in the Hudson Valley. Outdoor on Main Street in warmer months, indoor at the Beacon Riverfront in winter. The vendor mix leans toward producer-direct and adjacent specialty foods.
What’s in Season at Hudson Valley Farmers Markets This Summer?
The Hudson Valley growing season runs roughly from May through November. Here is what to expect on the tables each month.
May
Asparagus, ramps, rhubarb, baby greens, radishes, scallions, spring onions, pea shoots, microgreens, sorrel. Spring transplant flowers. Maple syrup carries over from spring season.
June
Strawberries (the Beacon Sloop Club Strawberry Festival is June 14), sugar snap peas, snow peas, garlic scapes, lettuces, spinach, scapes, the first summer squash, the first cucumbers, fresh herbs. Lamb at meat-vendor stands.
July
Sweet corn (the first of the season usually appears the week of July 4), tomatoes, blueberries (the Ellenville Blueberry Festival is August 8), raspberries, cherries, peaches, blackberries, bell peppers, zucchini, cucumbers, beans. The Black Dirt onions come on hard mid-July.
August
Peak everything. Heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn, peaches, plums, eggplant, watermelon, cantaloupe, peppers, summer squash. The Bagel Festival in Monticello on August 9 and Hudson Valley Ribfest August 16-18 are both peak-market weekends. This is the month to make pesto, can tomatoes, and freeze corn.
September
Apples start showing up the second week (Hudson Valley apple country runs through Warwick, Highland, Marlboro, and Milton). First winter squash, pumpkins, late tomatoes, brussels sprouts, kale, hard cider on the cidery side.
First-Time Visitor Tips for Hudson Valley Farmers Markets
Arrive early. Berries, baked goods, and the most photogenic tomatoes sell out by 11 a.m. on Saturdays. If you want to browse without crowds, get there in the first 30 minutes.
Bring cash and a reusable bag. Most vendors accept Venmo or card, but cash speeds the line. Bring your own bag (the canvas tote you forgot in your car counts).
Most Hudson Valley markets accept SNAP/EBT and many participate in Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB), which matches SNAP dollars up to a daily cap. Check at the manager’s booth at the entrance.
Bring a cooler if you’re driving more than 30 minutes home. The summer heat is real and the meat, dairy, and berries you just bought need it.
Talk to the farmer. Ask what’s peaking this week. Ask what to do with the unfamiliar vegetable. Ask about the farm. This is half the reason these markets exist.
Most markets are dog-friendly but check the manager’s booth if you’re unsure. Bring water and watch for dropped food.
→ Want the full Hudson Valley summer event calendar (festivals, fairs, fireworks, concerts) alongside your market planning? See our companion Hudson Valley Summer 2026 Guide: 100+ Things to Do Memorial Day to Labor Day.
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Hudson Valley Farmers Markets FAQ
What is the largest farmers market in Orange County, NY?
The Warwick Valley Farmers’ Market is the largest and longest-running farmers market in Orange County, NY. It runs Sundays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the South Street parking lot in Warwick (10990) from early May through November. The Newburgh Farmers’ Market on Safe Harbors Green is the largest in the urban core, running Saturdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
What farmers markets are open in the Hudson Valley right now (May 2026)?
As of mid-May 2026, these Hudson Valley farmers markets are already open: Beacon (year-round), Callicoon (since April 5), Warwick Valley, Newburgh (May 2), Rhinebeck (May 3), Cornwall (May 6), Port Jervis (May 9), Saugerties, Kingston, and Phoenicia. Goshen opens Friday May 15 and Millbrook opens May 23. Most other county markets open between June 6 and June 27.
Is there a year-round farmers market in the Hudson Valley?
Yes. The Beacon Farmers’ Market runs year-round on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 223 Main Street in Beacon (12508). It is outdoor on Main Street during the growing season and moves indoors to the Beacon Riverfront in winter.
What is a producer-only farmers market?
A producer-only farmers market requires every vendor to grow, raise, forage, or make what they sell. No resellers and no third-party retailers. The Callicoon Farmers’ Market in Sullivan County is the most well-known producer-only market in the Hudson Valley region. Many other markets in the region are producer-leaning but allow some specialty vendors.
Do Hudson Valley farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT and Double Up Food Bucks?
Most Hudson Valley farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT and participate in the Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program, which matches SNAP purchases up to a daily cap to make local produce more affordable. Check with the market manager’s booth at the entrance to confirm and get your tokens.
When is the Goshen Farmers Market opening day 2026?
The Goshen Farmers Market 2026 opening day is Friday, May 15, with a ribbon cutting at 10:30 a.m. The market runs Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the front lawn of the Orange County Government Center at 255 Main Street in Goshen (10924). More than 40 vendors are expected for the 2026 season.
What’s in season at Hudson Valley farmers markets in June?
June in the Hudson Valley brings strawberries (peak around mid-month), sugar snap peas, snow peas, garlic scapes, lettuces, spinach, the first summer squash and cucumbers, and fresh herbs. Local lamb is at meat-vendor stands. Strawberry rhubarb pies are a June classic at the baked-goods tables.
Sources
Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan, Sullivan Catskills Farmers Markets, Warwick Valley Farmers’ Market, Kingston Farmers’ Market, Rhinebeck Farmers’ Market, Beacon Farmers’ Market, Newburgh Farmers’ Market, Saugerties Farmers’ Market, Hudson Valley Farmers Market (Red Hook), Goshen Chamber of Commerce, Orange County Tourism, Ulster County Tourism, Destination Dutchess, and direct organizer pages for each market listed above. Compiled May 12, 2026.
Market days, hours, and seasons are subject to change. Confirm with the market organizer directly before traveling, especially for markets with “Season TBC” flagged above. Last updated May 12, 2026.
Brian Caplicki leads the Caplicki Home Team at Keller Williams HVU, based in Middletown, NY, serving Orange County, Sullivan County, Ulster County, Dutchess County, and the broader Hudson Valley. Reach Brian at 845-656-4498 or brian@caplickihometeam.com.
