NARROWSBURG, NY — The Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market is excited to kick off its 2026 season this Saturday, May 16, welcoming back a vibrant mix of local farms, food makers, artisans, musicians, and …
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NARROWSBURG, NY — The Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market is excited to kick off its 2026 season this Saturday, May 16, welcoming back a vibrant mix of local farms, food makers, artisans, musicians, and community members for another year along the Delaware River.
Known for its strong focus on local agriculture, handmade goods, and community connection, the market continues to grow as a beloved weekly gathering place for both residents and visitors throughout the region.
This season features a returning lineup of longtime favorites including Aaron Burr Cider, Baba Yoga Jam, Botanic Bakes, Cakes & Scones Bakery, Calkins Creamery, Four Story Hill Farm, Journey’s End Farm, Light Curves Glass, LoPinto Pottery, Lordville Farms, Rock Valley Spirits, Soraia’s Kitchen, Sprouting Dreams Farm, Trapani Farms, Two Creek Farm, Willow Wisp Organic Farm, and Yemallah Naturals & Moor Acres Farm.
The market is also thrilled to welcome several new vendors for the 2026 season, including Be Kind Bake House, Clint In Wood, Hermana Catering, Illumia Skincare, and Roger That Bakery.
Live music will once again be part of the market experience, with performances throughout the season from local musicians including The Farmers’ Daughter, Janet Burgan, Heart’s Song, Bard of the Hills, and Ramona Jan.
“This market is about so much more than shopping,” says Market Manager Danielle Gaebel.
“It’s about community, connection, supporting local farmers and makers, and creating a space where people can gather, slow down, and experience a slice of this bountiful region.
We always encourage people to bring a cooler and ice packs, explore town, have breakfast at The Union Café, browse the antiques and vintage finds at Moonriver Antiques, pick up more locally sourced goods at Catskills Curated, and enjoy the incredible eateries, shops, and small businesses throughout Narrowsburg. On your way home, stop into Narrowsburg Proper To-Go or Pete’s Market for the pantry staples that help bring your meals together.
Then come back and do it again next week. Local food and small businesses need community support — and Narrowsburg is proud to deliver it.”
The market also welcomes Bobby Skotch of Willow Wisp Organic Farm as the new on-site Market Coordinator for the 2026 season, along with Tina Spangler as Marketing Coordinator overseeing social media, email communications, and website updates.
Visitors can explore a wide variety of local offerings, including farm-fresh vegetables and fruit,, herbs, mushrooms, eggs, pasture-raised and organic meats, cheese, maple, honey, jam, fresh bread and baked goods, prepared foods, skincare, pottery, jewelry, local spirits, and more.
The Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market takes place every Saturday from 10:00 AM–1:00 PM, rain or shine, through October 31, behind The Narrowsburg Union at 7 Erie Avenue in Narrowsburg, New York.
For updates, vendor information, and weekly happenings, follow @NarrowsburgMarket on social media or visit the market website: https://
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