This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

This market, started in 2012, takes place in the middle of McGolrick Park near Shelter Pavilion, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The market setting has a relaxed atmosphere and offers lots of produce and handmade foods like bread and cheese, as well as plenty of vegan options.

Nyack is the cultural heart of Rockland County and the home of our 30th year for this event. Nyack is located on the beautiful Hudson River. Over 35,000 people visit our show each year, which features over 360 exhibitors displaying Arts, Crafts, Photography, sculpture, business and commercial booths. Great food throughout the fair including outdoor restaurant dining.
Families love the Kids Zone. It is located in the parking lot on Main Street. Bands will be playing in the Gazebo on Main Street.

Rain or shine on Main Street and Broadway.

This market, started in 2012, takes place in the middle of McGolrick Park near Shelter Pavilion, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The market setting has a relaxed atmosphere and offers lots of produce and handmade foods like bread and cheese, as well as plenty of vegan options.

This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

This market, started in 2012, takes place in the middle of McGolrick Park near Shelter Pavilion, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The market setting has a relaxed atmosphere and offers lots of produce and handmade foods like bread and cheese, as well as plenty of vegan options.

Attendees can explore 125 exhibitor booths featuring a large selection of arts, crafts plus an antiques, collectibles, and gift corner. The event includes pottery, floral designs, home decor, jewelry, apparel, florals, woodworking, stained glass, gnomes, resin and art, photography, soaps, candles, pet and children's items, chain saw animals, crochet animals, mixed media, train station prints, outdoor garden items, homemade baked goods and more great artisan items. At the antique corner treasures can be found in the booths filled with antique & costume jewelry, bric a brac, collectibles, pottery, prints, linens, silver, porcelains, ephemera, vintage toys, lighting and more. The gift corner features a wonderful selection of upscale pocketbooks, clothing, a fine selection of jewelry and other great gift giving items. For the foodie’s, festival foods, Italian ice, homemade pretzels, pickles & desserts will be available. You do not want to miss this fun shopping event at this picturesque park. It is held rain or shine. Free admission.

This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

The mission of Hudson Valley Open Market is to positively engage our community with farms, food, handmade goods, music and other entertainment, as well as social interaction that  supports local businesses, residents, and visitors. 

https://www.hudsonvalleyopenmarket.com/

This non-profit market supports local, regional and sustainable farms by providing an outlet for direct sales. CS’s vendors are either farmers, farm employees, or food artisans selling value-added products with ingredients sourced from regional farms!

This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

It’s strawberry time in the Hudson Valley! Come on down to the Beacon Sloop Club’s beloved and much-anticipated annual Strawberry Festival for a fun, family-friendly event on the shores of the majestic Hudson River. All are welcome!

Grab a fork and dig into the best strawberry shortcake you can imagine, made with fresh-picked strawberries, homemade biscuits and real whipped cream. Sample other delicious treats, such as fresh strawberry smoothies and freshly made chocolate covered strawberries, among others.

Two solar-powered music stages will provide live music throughout the day. Numerous vendors will be selling food and crafts. Local organizations will be on hand to provide important information about their various programs and services. Sloop clubs and environmental organizations will feature displays of local river history and the environment, as well as information about their organizations.

The Beacon Sloop Club’s boat, the Woody Guthrie, will be taking guests on free sails from the Beacon Harbor. The public may sign up for a free afternoon sail to relax and experience the beauty, power and grandeur of the Hudson (weather permitting). Sign up at the Beacon Sloop Club table starting at noon.

This non-profit market supports local, regional and sustainable farms by providing an outlet for direct sales. CS’s vendors are either farmers, farm employees, or food artisans selling value-added products with ingredients sourced from regional farms!

This market, started in 2012, takes place in the middle of McGolrick Park near Shelter Pavilion, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The market setting has a relaxed atmosphere and offers lots of produce and handmade foods like bread and cheese, as well as plenty of vegan options.

This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

This market, started in 2012, takes place in the middle of McGolrick Park near Shelter Pavilion, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The market setting has a relaxed atmosphere and offers lots of produce and handmade foods like bread and cheese, as well as plenty of vegan options.

This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

This market, started in 2012, takes place in the middle of McGolrick Park near Shelter Pavilion, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The market setting has a relaxed atmosphere and offers lots of produce and handmade foods like bread and cheese, as well as plenty of vegan options.

Nyack is the cultural heart of Rockland County and the home of our 30th year for this event. Nyack is located on the beautiful Hudson River. Over 35,000 people visit our show each year, which features over 360 exhibitors displaying Arts, Crafts, Photography, sculpture, business and commercial booths. Great food throughout the fair including outdoor restaurant dining.
Families love the Kids Zone. It is located in the parking lot on Main Street. Bands will be playing in the Gazebo on Main Street.

Rain or shine on Main Street and Broadway.

This market, started in 2012, takes place in the middle of McGolrick Park near Shelter Pavilion, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The market setting has a relaxed atmosphere and offers lots of produce and handmade foods like bread and cheese, as well as plenty of vegan options.

This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

This market, started in 2012, takes place in the middle of McGolrick Park near Shelter Pavilion, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The market setting has a relaxed atmosphere and offers lots of produce and handmade foods like bread and cheese, as well as plenty of vegan options.

This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

This market, started in 2012, takes place in the middle of McGolrick Park near Shelter Pavilion, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The market setting has a relaxed atmosphere and offers lots of produce and handmade foods like bread and cheese, as well as plenty of vegan options.

This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

This market was founded in 2005 and is located on the SE corner of Morningside Park, on the corner of 110th St. and Manhattan Ave. The park gets its name from the eastern side (where the sun rises) of the cliff that separates Morningside Heights from the Harlem Plain. Vendors offer a variety of produce and mushrooms, as well as handmade goods like pickles, spirits, soups, pastas, bread, pies, fresh fish.

This market, started in 2012, takes place in the middle of McGolrick Park near Shelter Pavilion, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The market setting has a relaxed atmosphere and offers lots of produce and handmade foods like bread and cheese, as well as plenty of vegan options.