
The Ultimate Guide to Long Island’s Farmers Markets: 2019 Edition
Wondering where and when you can find your local farmers market on Long Island? Wonder no more.
Wondering where and when you can find your local farmers market on Long Island? Wonder no more.
You don’t have to wait for summer to enjoy our local farmers markets.
Long Island’s CSAs are as numerous and unique as Long Island’s farms. Here’s our guide to help you find your perfect match.
There are many things you can do with spent grain—the barley, oats, rye and wheat that’s left over after brewing beer. For starters, you…
The second episode of Edible on the Road is here and its host, Chef Plum, is about to make you love our local farmers markets even more than you already do.
The brews for sale often incorporate the produce of farmers at the next table.
This Saturday market is right in the train station’s parking lot. The boys love the pickles. Merrie loves the kettlecorn.
Our local farmers markets will be hopping, for the most part, until the weekend prior to Thanksgiving (November 22/23) that gives local families 11 weeks to swap out fast food for fresh food and have fun in the process.
In our neck of the woods, we are blessed with several indoor farmers markets, as well as a number of farm stands/markets that stay open at least through the winter holidays. (updated for 2015)
A Guide to Long Island’s Farmers Markets.
Railroad station farmers markets are convenient, the parking is ample, and they’re giving new life to asphalt areas that are typically underused on weekends.