Year-round market featuring a variety of prepared foods and products from local vendors

Down to Earth Markets bring together two kinds of vendors: local farmers and area food makers who source locally. By incorporating qualified producers into our markets, we expand upon the traditional farmers market. More local food entrepreneurs find a venue to sell their products directly to shoppers. In turn, shoppers benefit by discovering a greater offering of local foods at the markets. Best yet, regional agriculture thrives, as more businesses source from area farms.

Down to Earth Markets bring together two kinds of vendors: local farmers and area food makers who source locally. By incorporating qualified producers into our markets, we expand upon the traditional farmers market. More local food entrepreneurs find a venue to sell their products directly to shoppers. In turn, shoppers benefit by discovering a greater offering of local foods at the markets. Best yet, regional agriculture thrives, as more businesses source from area farms.

Down to Earth Markets bring together two kinds of vendors: local farmers and area food makers who source locally. By incorporating qualified producers into our markets, we expand upon the traditional farmers market. More local food entrepreneurs find a venue to sell their products directly to shoppers. In turn, shoppers benefit by discovering a greater offering of local foods at the markets. Best yet, regional agriculture thrives, as more businesses source from area farms.

Down to Earth Markets bring together two kinds of vendors: local farmers and area food makers who source locally. By incorporating qualified producers into our markets, we expand upon the traditional farmers market. More local food entrepreneurs find a venue to sell their products directly to shoppers. In turn, shoppers benefit by discovering a greater offering of local foods at the markets. Best yet, regional agriculture thrives, as more businesses source from area farms.

The annual Holiday Market has gained a reputation for showcasing the

finest artisanal products, handcrafted goods, and unique creations. The

market offers a curated selection of vendors to ensure a diverse and

exceptional shopping experience for our attendees.

This highly-anticipated event is where Stern food-and-beverage-industry alumni — entrepreneurs and business leaders — show off their product and share tastings of a broad selection of sweet and savory treats, wines, beers and spirits.

Ferry Festa is Dobbs Ferry’s largest community event, an annual street fair with festivities, crafts, entertainment, music, and vendors. Join us for our 21st year of celebration on downtown Cedar and Main Streets.

The Croton Business Council is hosting the FOURTH annual Oktoberfest featuring food, drinks, arts and crafts, live music and family fun in the Village of Croton!

The street will be full of food and fest for all ages. Traditional German fare, artisanal foods and craft beers/wine, as well as international offerings from a wide variety of local spots! Plenty of other non-food related vendors too. Come help us make this Croton Oktoberfest a fun day!

*It’s also the only Oktoberfest in the Hudson Valley with a kid friendly “Kinder Fall Fest” area!

Down to Earth Markets bring together two kinds of vendors: local farmers and area food makers who source locally. By incorporating qualified producers into our markets, we expand upon the traditional farmers market. More local food entrepreneurs find a venue to sell their products directly to shoppers. In turn, shoppers benefit by discovering a greater offering of local foods at the markets. Best yet, regional agriculture thrives, as more businesses source from area farms.

Featuring Bell's Ethan Allen and a lineup of designers, makers, floral and garden experts, this event promises to be an immersive
experience in style and creativity.

Down to Earth Markets bring together two kinds of vendors: local farmers and area food makers who source locally. By incorporating qualified producers into our markets, we expand upon the traditional farmers market. More local food entrepreneurs find a venue to sell their products directly to shoppers. In turn, shoppers benefit by discovering a greater offering of local foods at the markets. Best yet, regional agriculture thrives, as more businesses source from area farms.

Down to Earth Markets bring together two kinds of vendors: local farmers and area food makers who source locally. By incorporating qualified producers into our markets, we expand upon the traditional farmers market. More local food entrepreneurs find a venue to sell their products directly to shoppers. In turn, shoppers benefit by discovering a greater offering of local foods at the markets. Best yet, regional agriculture thrives, as more businesses source from area farms.

The annual Holiday Market has gained a reputation for showcasing the

finest artisanal products, handcrafted goods, and unique creations. The

market offers a curated selection of vendors to ensure a diverse and

exceptional shopping experience for our attendees.