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Farmers and artisans selling locally grown and produced goods every Saturday 9am - 1pm at Huntington Park in Oneonta, NY May - October
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Find delicious, fresh, local fruit, organic maple, baked goods, cider, fish, vegetables, bread, oats, food scrap collection and more every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm.

We are at the Foothills PAC for the winter! Find us in the Theater this Saturday 12/6 and in the Atrium on the 13th, 20th, and 27th.
Text reads: Oneonta Public Market Farmers and Artisans December Schedule 12/6 - Theater, 12/13 - Atrium, 12/20 - Atrium, 12/27 - Atrium. Below there is a black and cream line drawing of the Foothills Performing Arts Center with the doors to the atrium and theater labeled and highlighted in pink. In the background are images of apples, doughnuts, cookies, honey, maple syrup, maple candy, two of the vendors, coolers with trout inside, jams, pickles, food scrap collection buckets and fresh artisan bread.
December 3, 2025 at 5:13 PM
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Our indoor winter season at the Foothills starts this Saturday. Find us in the theater Nov 1st, 8th, and 15th

Join us every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm for baked goods, organic vegetables, cider, fish, organic maple, fresh fruit, bread, oats, greeting cards, handmade art, food scrap collection and more.
Text reads: WInter Market at the Foothills on Market St. November schedule, Oneonta Public Market Farmers and Artisans. 11/1 - theater, 11/8 - theater, 11/15 - theater, 11/22 - atrium, 11/29 - atrium. Along the bottom there is a black and white line drawing of the Foothills Performing Arts Center with the doors to the atrium and theater labeled and highlighted in yellow.
October 30, 2025 at 11:05 PM
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Starting next week, on Nov 1st we will be inside the Foothills Performing Arts Center on Market St. for the winter season.

The first two weeks (November 1st and 8th) find us in the theater. November 15 there is no market. On November 22 and 29 we will be in the Atrium.
Text reads: Oneonta Public Market Farmers + Artisans. Winter season November - April we’ll be at the Foothills PAC 24 Market St, Oneonta. Every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm. The background is white with snowflakes drawn in black lines. Along the bottom is a digitally painted pile of farmers market goods including carrots, cookies, fish, maple, bread, a food scrap collection bucket, earrings, cabbage, apples, and a pie.
October 26, 2025 at 12:45 PM
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Fall goodies have started to come in! Pie pumpkins, acorn squash, fresh baby ginger, apples, pears, grapes, apple cider, cider doughnuts, and more.

Every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm in Huntington Memorial Park, Oneonta, NY for locally grown and produced delicious food, tasty treats, and beautiful gifts.
A grid of eleven images with the text “Oneonta Public Market, Farmers + Artisans, Every Saturday 9 - 1, Huntington Park, Oneonta, NY” overlayed 1. Fresh baby ginger in front of sweet bell peppers from Thistlemint Farm. 2. Cider doughnuts from Middlefield Orchard. 3. Pie pumpkins, carnival acorn squash, and delecata squash in front of tomatoes, radish, and beans from Thistlemint Farm. 4. Jugs of maple syrup from Mill Hollow Maple. 5. Four loaves of artisan bread from Greyspire Farm 6. Apples and pears from Middlefield Orchard. 7. Food scrap collection buckets from Worms Waste Not. 8. Custom pet portraits from Maidenhair Fernweh. 9. Grapes from Middlefield Orchard. 10. Cans and Jugs of apple cider and honeycomb from Middlefield Orchard. 11. Three fresh trout on ice from Max Creek Hatchery.
September 25, 2025 at 11:12 PM
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August is so delicious. Now is the time for tomatoes, beans, sweet corn, summer squash, peppers, onions, garlic, eggplant, and sunflowers along with our year round maple syrup, fresh and smoked trout, artisan bread, food scrap collection, and art.

Every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm in Huntington Park
Thistlemint Farm’s garlic, onions, green and purple beans, hot peppers, eggplant and bell peppers. Thistlemint Farm’s red, yellow, orange, pink, striped, big, cherry, and Roma tomatoes with some basil. Mill Hollow Maple’ maple syrup in a variety of sizes, maple candy, maple sugar, and maple cream in front of their hand painted sign showing a spectrum of maple colors. A close up of Greyspire Farm’s rosemary garlic bread on a red tablecloth
August 14, 2025 at 2:25 PM
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August is so delicious. Now is the time for tomatoes, beans, sweet corn, summer squash, peppers, onions, garlic, eggplant, and sunflowers along with our year round maple syrup, fresh and smoked trout, artisan bread, food scrap collection, and art.

Every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm in Huntington Park
Middlefield Orchard’s sweet corn, cauliflower, broccoli, onions, beans, and beets. A cluster of sunflower bouquets from Art Farm Flowers Display from Worms Waste Not with signs encouraging participation in their compost program and some food scraps collection buckets on a checkered tablecloth close up of two pairs of beaded earrings from Maidenhair Fernweh with bracelets and a sun mirror on a black tablecloth in the background.
August 14, 2025 at 2:23 PM
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Art Farm Flowers and Maidenhair Fernweh are back with us this week alongside Middlefield Orchard, Mill Hollow Maple, Max Creek Hatchery, Thistlemint Farm, Greyspire Farm and Worms Waste Not.

Find locally grown and produced goods every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm in Huntington Memorial Park.
[Image description: A grid of nine images with the text “Oneonta Public Market, Farmers + Artisans, Every Saturday 9 - 1, Huntington Park, Oneonta, NY” overlayed 1. Blueberries and a jar of blueberry and lime jam from Middlefield Orchard. 2. Mill Hollow Maple’s jugs of maple syrup and a glass jar of maple candy in front of a hand painted sign showing maple in different colors. 3. A close up or Greyspire Farm’s Classic Artisan bread with part of a pride flag showing in front. 4. Bouquets from Art Farm Flowers with their banner visible in the background. 5. Five pieces of vibrant collage art in frames in front of a display of bead earrings by Sarah Cristoff at Maidenhair Fernwah 6. Tomatoes, basil, radish and Kale from Thistlemint Farm 7. Green buckets for food scrap collection from Worms Waste Not. 8. Red and purple hand screened Oneonta Public Market t-shirts. 9. A smoked trout from Max Creek Hatchery.]
July 25, 2025 at 10:11 PM
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Fruit, maple, oats, bread, veggies and more! Locally grown and made. Every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm at the Oneonta Public Market in Huntington Memorial Park.

#ExploreOneonta #Oneonta #Otsego #BuyLocal #EatLocal #SupportSmallFarms #SupportLocalArtists
Diagonal view of cherries, nectarines, plums and peaches on Middlefield Orchard’s table Diagonal view of Mill Hollow Maple’s syrup jugs in a variety of sizes along with bags of oats, maple candy, maple cream, and maple sugar. Close up of three loaves of Greyspire Farm’s Artisan bread including “Classic” and “Everything but the Bagel”. Close up of Middlefield Orchard Cauliflower.
July 17, 2025 at 7:31 PM
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Veggies, trout, food scrap collection, bakes treats and more! Locally grown and made. Every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm at the Oneonta Public Market in Huntington Memorial Park.

#ExploreOneonta #Oneonta #Otsego #BuyLocal #EatLocal #SupportSmallFarms #SupportLocalArtists
Thistlemint farm’s tables full of beets, carrots, radish, rainbow chard, kale, lettuce and scallions with a banner in the back that reads “Veg, certified organic, Thistlemint Farm, art, grown in Laurens.” Rachel from Worms Waste Not wearing a cap with the worm logo on it smiling, standing with a long time Middlefield CSA member wearing a beautiful dress with yellow flowers. In front of and next to them are Worms Waste Not food scrap collection buckets. Dave from Max Creek Hatchery using tongs to hold up a fresh trout. A close up of one of Middlefield Orchard’s blueberry pies.
July 17, 2025 at 7:29 PM
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We will have colorful t-shirts available at the market this Saturday! Hand silk screened by Amy at Mill Hollow Maple. Support the market with these beautiful shirts. Find us every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm in Huntington Memorial Park.
four t-shirts laid out across the top and three along the bottom in different rainbow colors in front of stacks of additional shirts. Each shirt has the Oneonta Public Market logo printed on it. A green banner across the middle reads: “Oneonta Public Market, farmers and artisans, every Saturday 9 - 1, Huntington Park, Oneonta, NY. T-shirts! T-shirts!”
July 11, 2025 at 7:24 PM
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Enjoy the taste of local farm fresh food, connect with others through local art and gifts, and appreciate the beautiful park with friends every Saturday 9 - 1 in Huntington Park in Oneonta, NY.

#ExploreOneonta #Oneonta #Otsego #BuyLocal #EatLocal #SupportSmallFarms #SupportLocalArtists
collage of photos of offerings found at the Oneonta Public Market including artisan bread, zucchini, apple cider, baked raspberry bars, sketchbooks with hand collages covers, locally grown flowers, food scrap collection, radishes, kale, rainbow chard, carrots, smoked trout, rolled oats, maple syrup, and hand-crafted bracelets. Overlaid text reads “Oneonta Public Market, farmers + Artisans. Enjoy the taste of local farm fresh food. Connect with others through local art and gifts. Appreciate the beautiful park with friends. Every Saturday 9 - 1 in Huntington Memorial Park in Oneonta, NY.
July 4, 2025 at 11:02 AM
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Strawberry season is in full swing. Come enjoy this special treat along with all of the other locally grown and produced delicious food, tasty snacks, and beautiful gifts we have to offer!

Every Saturday 9 am - 1pm in Huntington Park

#ExploreOneonta #Oneonta #Otsego #BuyLocal #EatLocal
on the left a yellow box with text reads “Local, farm fresh food. Local art, gifts.” On the left is the Oneonta Public Market: Farmers + Artisans logo log inside a rounded green rectangle. Below is a peach colored box with text that reads: “Every Saturday 9am - 1 pm, Huntington Park, Oneonta.” In the background is a collage of various market goods including strawberries, tomatoes, applesauce, compost buckets. carrots, lettuce, radishes, apples, flowers, trout, maple syrup, maple candy, bread, and greeting cards in front of a line of tents and tree branches.
June 19, 2025 at 6:17 PM
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We will have Strawberries this Saturday! Find them at Middlefield Orchard and a limited supply of Certified Organic at Thistlemint Farm.

We’re in Huntington Park every Saturday 9 am - 1pm with local produce, maple syrup, trout, artisan bread, flowers, greeting cards, food scrap collection and more!
Boxes of ripe, red fresh strawberries from Middlefield Orchard Molly from Art Farm Flowers in a blue hat putting together a bouquet of flowers. There are two colorful bouquets in the foreground and a sign advertising DIY buckets and CSA in the background. Close up of Mill Hollow Maple’s maple candies in a glass jar next to two maple syrup jugs. Jake from Greyspire Farm and Molly from Art Flower Farm behind loaves of fresh baked artisan bread and croutons on a red tablecloth
June 13, 2025 at 12:06 PM
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We’ve had so much rain this season! We’re so grateful to all the folks who come out every week to enjoy our offerings, you make the market awesome!

Huntington Park every Saturday 9 am - 1pm. Local produce, maple syrup, trout, artisan bread, flowers, greeting cards, food scrap collection and more!
Row of colorful market tents under a beautiful maple tree in Huntington park Piles of vegetables from Thistlemint Farm including fennel,radish, rainbow chard, kale, mustard greens, carrots, kohlrabi, lettuce, sugar snap peas, garlic greens, salad turnips and baby bok choy A fresh trout from Max Creek hatchery being lifted out of a cooler of ice with some tongs Photo of a sign from Worms Waste Not that reads “Food Waste Residential Pick-up or Market Drop off Service. Easy and Affordable. Leave the Transport and Clean-up to Us!” Includes a QR code for more information and rates.
June 13, 2025 at 12:04 PM
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Every Saturday 9 am - 1pm in Huntington Park

Middlefield Orchard
Mill Hollow Maple
Max Creek Hatchery
Thistlemint Farm
Worms Waste Not
Art Farm Flowers

Greyspire Farm is out of town this Saturday June 7th but will be back again next week!
Bunches of purple curly kale, rainbow chard and radish from Thistlemint Farm Large jug of maple syrup from Mill Hollow Maple in front of a portion of their beautifully painted sign showing small jars of maple syrup in different darknesses. Two colorful bouquets of flowers wrapped in light pink paper from Art Farm Flowers. Three trout from Max Creek Hatchery covered in ice.
June 5, 2025 at 10:34 PM
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Join us every Saturday 9 am - 1pm in Huntington Park for locally grown and produced delicious food, tasty treats, and beautiful gifts!
Apples and carrots from Middlefield Orchard. Worms Waste Not compost buckets on and in front of a table with a checkered tablecloth and information signs about food waste collection. Jars of pure honey from Middlefield Orchard on a red tablecloth. Wooden display stand with colorful greeting cards from Thistlemint Farm
June 5, 2025 at 10:30 PM
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Rain or shine, the park is beautiful, the company is good, the food and gifts are local and fresh! Join us every Saturday 9 am - 1pm in Huntington Park.

#ExploreOneonta #Oneonta #Otsego #ShopLocal #EatLocal #SupportSmallFarms #SupportLocalProducers
two photos put together on a diagonal. One shows people at the market under tents on a rainy day, one person has a maroon and blue umbrella. The other photo showes people at the market on a sunny day under tents dappled by light shining through the maple trees. A banner across the top reads “Rain or shine, the park is beautiful, the company is good, the food and gifts are local and fresh!” A banner across the bottom reads “Every Saturday 9 am - 1pm, Huntington Park, Oneonta, NY” next to the Onoenta Public Market logo.
May 29, 2025 at 8:40 PM
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Find locally grown and produced delicious food, tasty treats, and artful gifts every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm in beautiful Huntington Park.

#ExploreOneonta #Oneonta #Otsego #BuyLocal #EatLocal #SupportSmallFarms
Poster with information and a collage of photos advertising the Oneonta Public Market. Text reads: Oneonta Public Market, every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm, Huntington Park. Vegetables, jams, herbs, fish, maple, oats, baked, goods, cider, bread, food scrap collection, greeting cards, flowers, and more! Locally grown and made! Images include a row of tents, a display of greeting cards, a variety of vegetables, a food scrap collection bucket with the Worms Waste Not logo, a bunch of mint, bouquets of ranunculus flowers, two trout, two bottles of maple syrup and a cut loaf of cinnamon swirl artisan bread.
May 22, 2025 at 2:55 PM
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Make fresh, locally grown and produced food and gifts part of your weekly routine. Join us every Saturday 9 am - 1pm in Huntington Park.
Row of tents and tables in the grass. Bouquets of tulips from Art Fam Flowers in buckets with a yellow tablecloth are in the foreground. A display of bread and a sign that reads “Artisan Bread. Classic, Cinnamon sugar, Rosemary garlic” from Greyspire farm is just behind the tulips followed by Thistlemint Farm’s vegetables, greeting cards, and a sign that says “Certified Organic Vegetables and Art, grown in Laurens”. Middlefield Orchard’s green tents and red tablecloth are visible in the background. Close up of piles of French breakfast radishes and lettuce from Thistlemint Farm in the foreground, display of artisan bread from Greyspire Farm just behind, and bouquets from Art Farm Flowers in the background. Dave from Max Creek filling bags with water cress from a bin. Piles of beautiful green, pink and cream ramps and a cooler full of trout are on the table in front of him. Rachel and Meghan from Worms Waste Not under a bright green tend, smiling, behind a table with a checkered cloth surrounded by green food scrap collection bins.
May 15, 2025 at 2:25 PM
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Join us every Saturday 9 am - 1pm in Huntington Park, Oneonta for locally grown and produced delicious food, tasty treats, and beautiful gifts!
The market from across the street, showing colorful tents under trees with spring leaves. In front of the tents is a low black fence with a large hand painted banner that reads “Oneonta Public Market.” Huntington Memorial Library is visible behind the market. Amy from Mill Hollow Maple smiling behind a table with jugs of maple syrup, a jar of maple candy, bags of oats, and flowers from Art Farm Flowers. Black vegetable crates full of greens, tomatoes, scallions, onions, carrots, and potatoes from MIddlefield Orchard Jake from Greyspire farm with racks of fresh-baked, artisan bread. A chalkboard sign reads: classic, rosemary-garlic, cinnamon-sugar, everything but the bagel. Thistlemint vegetable farm’s stand is visible in the background
May 8, 2025 at 6:27 PM
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The Oneonta Public Market is n Huntington Park every Saturday from 9 am - 1 pm May - October. Thank you to Huntington Memorial Library for hosting us.

Fun fact, there was an Oneonta Public Market in 1920!
collage of photos including bread, vegetables, maple, fish, a compost bucket, and vendors. Text along the top reads “Oneonta Public Market” a box in the middle says “Every Sat 9 - 1” further down says “Huntington Park, Deitz, St., Oneonta, NY, May - October, Locally grown and produced. Along the bottom says “OneontaPublicMarket.com” clipping from an old newspaper. Across the top reads: “The Star Saturday. October 16, 1920.” Below is a box with an ad that says: “Oneonta Public Market, Saturday, October 19, 9 to 1 p. m., Cor. Main and Market Streets, Mr. Producer: here’s your opportunity to sell your surplus produce of all kinds. Mr. Consumer: Buy here and secure your produce direct and at moderate prices. By both co-operating the Public Market can be made a great utility to each.” Along the bottom is written: “source: https://www.nyhistoricnewspapers.org/“
May 8, 2025 at 6:22 PM
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A little earlier than planned, some of us will be at Huntington Park this Saturday April 26th! Hope to see you there!
a collage of five photos plus the Oneonta Public Market Logo. 1. Greyspire Farm bread with rosemary and garlic 2. Mill Hollow Maple jug of syrup, bag of maple sugar, bag of maple candy, and jar of maple cream 3. Two Worms Waste Not green food scrap bins 4. Thistlemint Farm rainbow chard and Kale 5. Max Creek Hatchery smoked trout.
April 24, 2025 at 6:53 PM
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Black text on a green background reads - Oneonta Public Market, farmers + artisans, every Sat 9 - 1, locally grown and produced. Huntington Park, Dietz St., Oneonta, NY, May - October, OneontaPublicMarket.com. Below is a digital painting of a variety of farm produced goods including carrots, fish, a maple syrup bottle, apples, flowers, radish, beets, lettuce, cabbage, apples, peaches, flowers, oats, bread, and a bottle of cider. Additional text along the bottom reads - Middlefield Orchard, Mill Hollow Maple, Max Creek Hatchery, Thistlemint Farm, Greyspire Farm, Worms Waste Not
April 21, 2025 at 6:18 PM