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. Some of our satellite markets are not covered and may be canceled for bad weather. Stay tuned to the website and social media!
Yes! You can swipe your EBT benefits card (also known as food stamps) at the market office, where the market manager will exchange your benefits for $1 and $5 tokens that can be used at any of our markets for purchasing items allowed under EBT requirements: non-prepared, non-heated foods.
Yes. The Ithaca Farmerās 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 or in the DMV parking lot. (Corner of Third and Hancock St)
A wide variety. On any given day, the variety of products changes with the vendors, but you can be assured that the items are locally produced within a 30 mile radius of the market.
- Agricultural Produce: fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, eggs, cheese, maple syrup, honey, jelly, juice, plants, flowers, and more. Looking for organic, non-GMO, or pasture raised? We have that too.
- Delicious Foods: freshly cooked ethnic (Chinese, Japanese, Cambodian, Mexican, Thai), American, macrobiotic, vegetarian, vegan cuisine, and baked cookies, cakes, pies, gourmet and whole-grain breads, condiments, coffee, smoothies, ice cream and more.
- Local Artisan Products: cutting boards, baskets, pottery, leather goods, furniture, hammocks, clothing, jewelry, paintings, photographs, candles and more
Nope. Each market day changes as new produce comes into season or different vendors join and introduce new items. Check out the vendor directory to search for certain products or members. We are also very active on social media! Check out Facebook or Instagram to see the daily news.
No.Ā We are sorry, but dogs are no longer allowed inside the pavilion during market on either Saturday or Sunday.Ā Often the market is too crowded and the liability question has become too difficult for the market to cover. However, we welcome your furry companions outside the pavilion on our extensive waterfront grounds.
Use the vendor directory to find who you are looking for and gain their contact. Many vendors have their own social media accounts and websites, too.
Yes. There is a wooden floor throughout the pavilion and vehicles can drop 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.
Of course, with adult supervision. The market is an exciting place for children. We often hold seasonal events that are perfect for children! Adult supervision is especially necessary in the parking lot, near the waterfront and on the dock.
Under the āvendorsā menu, click on āBecoming a Vendor.ā Youāll find all the information you need to know about eligibility 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 are a non profit located within 30 miles of 545 3rd Street Ithaca, you may have a booth once per year at Market by obtaining approval from market staff using the application form. If you have questions, you may call the market manager at (607) 273-7109 or email info@ithacamarket.com.
There are numerous food vendors who provide delicious, freshly made, ready-to-eat dishes and refreshing drinks for every taste.
Some do, and some donāt. There is an ATM located at the pavilion near the market office. If you want to purchase merchandise or gift certificates at the market office, we do accept cards.