Definitely! It is even open during snowy weather right up through most of December. The whole market is covered so it a great place to visit when bad weather curtails other outings.

Yes. The Ithaca Farmer's Market Members built a dock just for that purpose. Please be careful not to block in other boats. In particular, please stay clear of the tour boat that comes and goes regularly from the end of the dock.

You can also park outside the entrance on the road shoulders, in the B&W parking lot, or at the haunt . There's a nice footbridge and footpath that will take you from the haunt directly to the market.

A wide variety...

Agricultural Produce: bedding plants, perennials,cut flowers, bouquets, fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, poultry, maple syrup, honey,...

Delicious Foods: freshly cooked ethnic (Chinese, Japanese, Mexican, Sri Lankan, Thai), American, macrobiotic and vegetarian cuisine, and baked cookies, cakes, pies, gourmet and whole-grain breads, chutney, coffee...

Local Crafts: breadboards, tables, hammocks, clothing, jewelry, paintings, photographs, candles...

 

Look at the calendar in the top right to see hours and times for our two location. Click on the location to get directions.

Nope. Each market day changes as new produce comes into season or different vendors join and introduce new items.

Yes. There is a wooden floor throughout the pavilion and vehicles can let off people with disabilities right next to the main entrances. You may prefer to come on Sundays when it is less crowded and more leisurely.

Search for them using the vendor directory on this site. Click "VENDORS" in the main navigation to the left. You can click on their business name to find contact and other information
The market also publishes a directory with all the members' names, addresses and phone numbers with a list of their products. There is a small charge for this just to cover publication costs.

Of course, with adult supervision. The market is an exciting place for children. On Saturdays there is often a story time (and an Easter egg hunt in season) and on Sundays special events are held such as a Strawberry Shortcake Festival, Kid's Fun Day, and other enjoyable activities. Adult supervision is especially necessary in the parking lot, near the waterfront and on the dock.

Yes, with qualifications. On Saturdays, dogs are only allowed outside the pavilion because the aisles can be too crowded with shoppers. On Sundays there is more room so they may be brought inside on a leash.

Look in the VENDORS section and you'll find a "Become a Vendor" link (or just click here) and you'll find all the information you need to know if you're eligible and how to apply.

Yes. Many couples have held their weddings after market hours on the weekends and the pavilion is an excellent location for a community gathering because of its beautiful location, plentiful parking, and restroom facilities. If you would like to read the requirements for renting the pavilion, please click here. If you wish to rent the pavilion click here for the reservation request form. For those who would like to see how the pavilion has been decorated for a wedding, please click here.

Call the market manager at (607) 273-7109 during market hours and check on the rules for renting booths. All booths may be filled some weekends in high season, so inquire early.

There are numerous food vendors who provide delicious, freshly made, ready-to-eat dishes and refreshing drinks for every taste.