In the Hudson Valley, farmers’ markets are a year-round destination. Here are 17 that offer fresh produce, dairy, meats, treats, and more throughout the season.
Learn more about Tri Corner F.E.E.D.’s innovative market. Plus, a Nyack exploration experience will make day trips more enriching.
Looking for farms to pick your own apples and pumpkins in the Hudson Valley? These U-pick destinations offer fun for the whole family.
Want to pick up the freshest eggs, meat, and vegetables in the Hudson Valley? These spring CSAs from local farms are the perfect way to do it.
Led by the Kingston resident behind Eltee’s Goods, the jam brand shines a light on everyone’s favorite seasonal fruit—or is it a vegetable?
Can homemade kimchi and vintage clothing peacefully coexist in a single shop? At Catskill’s Enoki, the answer is—absolutely.
Italian general store meets Jewish delicatessen in the center of Kingston’s historic district at Rosie General.
Hudson Valley and New York State residents can have baked goods and seasonal jam delivered right to their door thanks to Birdie’s Batch.Â
It’s summer again, and we know what that means. The days are long, warm, and sunny, and farmers’ market season is in full swing. First to arrive are stalks of
Click here for an updated list of CSA programs in your area. Community is hard to build during a global pandemic. From masked identities in public spaces to the insular
As the cold sweeps in, having a steady supply of fresh, local ingredients helps us weather the long Hudson Valley winter. “Winter CSAs are a great way to eat local
With the mandatory use of face masks, new social distancing practices, and other measures, many Hudson Valley farmers’ markets have taken on a whole new look and feel this summer
Community Supported Agriculture, CSA for short, is an agricultural model that has become increasingly popular in the Hudson Valley. In exchange for an upfront payment or series of installments, CSA
Revolution is based on land. land is the basis of all independence. land is the basis of freedom, justice, and equality. —Malcolm X So begins Leah Penniman’s empowering guidebook, Farming
With the warmer weather, the farmers’ markets return to communities across the Hudson Valley, bringing the season’s freshest fruits and vegetables as well as locally produced meats, eggs, breads, cheeses,
Not all CSA farms operate the same—there’s often flexibility in terms of cost, pickup schedule or location, contents and more. Finding the CSA that works best for you may take
Community Supported Agriculture provides structure and security for small farm businesses. The CSA model was created so that farmers could receive income when business demands it. Consumers invest in the
THE GROWING SEASON MAY be behind us, but there still is plenty of good local eating to be had in the winter months ahead thanks to the farms, markets and
Hudson Valley Restaurant Week is back this October 28 to November 10!
