I look forward to Thursdays when I wander to the Clinton Farmers Market. Held on the Clinton Village Green, this weekly market brings fresh produce, handmade goods, and local warmth into the town square. I call it “Clinton Farmers Market” because it’s the name everyone uses—and it’s where neighbors and visitors come together. Let me share what makes this market feel like a local tradition, and how you can join in the experience with confidence.
Market Details
- Address: Clinton Village Green, Clinton, NY 13323
- Phone: (315) 853-1735
- Market Opining Hours
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday (Labor Day) | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 10 AM–4 PM |
Parking, Tickets & Transportation
I find parking just a short walk from the Village Green without any hassle. There’s no ticket required to enter the market—I simply show up on a Thursday and step into rows of stalls. If you’re coming by car, village parking is nearby, and the market layout means it’s easy to arrive and explore on foot. For the latest parking logistics and vendor maps, the Clinton Chamber of Commerce website is the most reliable source.
Vendor Information
Every time I walk through, I see a rich variety of vendors. Most are local growers and artisans, offering everything from fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, baked goods, cheese, meats, honey, maple products, to crafts and prepared foods The market runs weekly on Thursdays, and the Chamber organizes vendor participation. New vendors apply through the Chamber; rules emphasize that most items must be made, baked, or grown by the vendor, and certain permits and liability insurance are required.
Tips for First Timers
When I first visited, I learned early arrival makes a difference. Getting there shortly after 10 am means I avoid the busiest rush and chat with vendors while they’re setting up. I always bring cash, although some vendors take cards. A tote bag or reusable carrier helps because I tend to leave with fresh flowers, jars of jam, and more. I also recommend checking the current schedule on the Chamber site, so you don’t miss a start or finish date.
Why Clinton Farmers Market Is a Must-Visit
The market brings village life to a vibrant pace. I love the way it transforms the green into a place where friends meet, farmers chat, and children sample sweet treats. I trust the quality—I’ve bought produce that tastes like summer, cheese made by someone who knows each wheel, and candles crafted just across town. From the sweet aromas of baked goods to the chatty vendors explaining their wares, the market exists in a place of community and care.
Instagram-Worthy Market Moments
There’s always something charming to photograph. I love the display of cut flowers arranged in buckets, bursting with color against the historic gazebo backdrop. The tables of honey and maple syrup gleam in the afternoon sun, perfect for a close-up. On a crisp morning, smoke rising from a vendor cooking samples creates a warm, lively scene. Anywhere you look, there’s a snapshot waiting to be captured.
FAQs
When does the market run each week?
It runs every Thursday from 10 am to 4 pm during the market season. The Chamber website has exact dates for the current season.
Do I need to pay to enter?
No. The market is free to visit—just show up and stroll through.
How do vendors sign up?
Vendors apply through the Clinton Chamber of Commerce. There are guidelines for what can be sold, and requirements for permits and insurance
Can I pay with SNAP or FMNP programs?
While not explicitly listed in the sources, regional farmers markets often accept such programs. For this market, contacting the Chamber directly would confirm participation.
What kinds of products can I expect?
Expect a variety: local produce, baked goods, cheese, meats, honey, maple products, fresh-cut flowers, artisan crafts, and prepared foods
Final Thoughts
The Clinton Farmers Market is more than a shopping stop. It’s a small-town rhythm captured in fresh fruit, warm bread, and friendly conversation. Whether you come for produce, bakery, crafts, or just the community feeling, you’ll find something that resonates. I recommend heading there on a Thursday, breathing in that green-filled air, chatting with locals, and making your own memories. For the most current times and vendor details, always check the Clinton Chamber of Commerce website before heading out.
