Our CSA recently included Chaseholm Farm's 100% grass-fed whole milk yogurt and farmer's cheese…read morewith garlic and chives in our share. I was quite floored by the former and impressed enough by the quality of the latter to write an uncharacteristic review for an establishment I've never visited or interacted with directly. But let me just tell you about that yogurt! I don't often enjoy plain yogurt all by its lonesome, without honey or fruit compote, or as an ingredient in cold cucumber soup or raitha. Chaseholm's plain, whole milk yogurt was so good I was reluctant to adulterate it with anything else. Texturally just a touch thicker than kefir, with the rich mouthfeel of full fat, the flavor is mild and easy-going, but not so mild as to be uninteresting (e.g. Dannon). I don't think I can remember a plain yogurt I enjoyed more. Farmer's cheese is a fresh, unaged cheese made by mixing cow's milk with an acid (eg lemon juice, vinegar). It's a close cousin of cottage cheese (which I despise); paneer (meh); and cream cheese (a lot more enthusiastic). Truth be told, farmer's cheese is not my favorite type of cheese, but this version was surprisingly charming. The garlic and chives were present, but not at all overwhelming, and the texture creamy enough to spread it on our favorite everything bagels (from Tal). I firmly believe that happy cows make the most delicious milk. (There's a dairy farm we like in CT that keeps calves with their mothers and only takes some of the milk meant for the calf -- something called the Madre Method, I think. The milk produced there is scrumptious.) Based on the products we've tried, I'm willing to bet the cows at Chaseholm Farm are happy!

Cheeseheads rejoice! Chaseholm Farm Creamery makes the most delicious locally-made hard and soft…read morecheeses! You can taste them at various farmers markets. If you live near Pleasantville, NY, definitely check them out on at the Saturday market. I also saw yogurt available in plain and maple varieties. Camembert was rich and creamy. But Jake's baby gouda (aged 2-4 months) stole the show today. It is a traditional style handmade hard Dutch cheese.

Twenty fantastic vendors, live music and chef demos every week, teenagers selling products they…read moremade as part of a Farm and Food Education program, and more. The vendors not only accept credit cards and food stamps, they double the value of the food stamps so low-income families can partake of the bounteous harvest. What could be better?

The Rhinebeck Farmers Market is not just a shopping experience. Sometimes I go and don't even spend…read moremore than a dollar! With friendly local vendors selling everything from fresh pasta, to grow-your-own mushroom kits, to local maple syrup, to artisanal woodcraft, there is something for everyone. The market always hosts fun live music, and more than once I have spotted an inter-generational dance party by the band. Both handicap and stroller accessible, there is surely something for everyone at the Rhinebeck Farmers Market. In terms of parking, I recommend checking if there are open spaces at the lot where the market takes place. People are always coming and going, so you might just get a spot!

Nice displays with lots of Vegas, breads,and FISH!!! I love…read morea good stroll on a nice day to roam around the neighborhood. Lots of places to patronize while in town

Lovely Farmers Market in the beautiful Berkshire town of Great Barrington. We were staying in a…read morehotel nearby and really enjoyed our visit to this farmers market, which is tucked away on a side street and is walkable from anywhere in the downtown area. There were cheese vendors, a bread vendor, live music, fruit & vegetable vendors, flower vendors, a mushroom vendor, and craft vendors as well. Great place to grab something freshly made to eat and sit and enjoy the warm, friendly, and relaxed atmosphere. We'll definitely visit again the next time we're in the area.

Love this farmers market - not a giant one by any means but plenty of great produce and some local…read morecrafters. If you come here, you absolutely need to get a breakfast sandwich. Fresh local eggs with onion jam and arugula on a delicious brioche bun. I tried it with some hot sauce this time and stopped by the hosta hill stand to get hot sauce to take home! Love the maple vendor as well as their maple cream is amazing and best I've ever had!

Amazing strawberries! The staff is very friendly and if you're looking for what's local and in…read moreseason you will probably find options here. It's not huge so they can't have everything but you can count on quality.

Bought their chicken pot pie and some pastries. The pastries are delicious! Having the pot pie…read moretonight. Everyone was very friendly and we will definitely be back!

Great Farmers Market .. something for everyone.Great time to come & chat with your neighborsread more

But for Lydia L's great review of the Rosendale Market we would have missed this gem on our recent…read moretrip to the Hudson River Valley. Just another example of the fine things one can get themselves into through reading Lydia L's reviews! Because this was a fine market to visit on a fine October day. Although we've consumed lots (LOTS) of wine, we've never tried mead and with Lydia's review to back us up, we tried some and bought some too. (Which would be enjoyed later on in the day with cheese from Dancing Ewe and seckel pears from Migliorelli's, both of the Rhinebeck Market.) Don't pass up the chewy, delightful pretzel rolls! We bought several to give to our friends in NJ and they were a BIG hit. (Seasonal cranberry / apple and also sea salt. Also found at the New Paltz market.) There were fewer farmers at this market on this October Sunday but the produce vendors there had top quality items. And the friendly woman at the info booth at the end of the market was offering samples of home baked apple crisp as well as tastings of local applies. More to love about the Rosendale Market...ample parking. Yahoo! Were we HRV residents it would be a regular stop for us.

I can't believe there aren't more reviews about this amazing farmers market. Granted, it's not as…read morebig as other FM's but you can find a lot of great gems here, we left loaded with goodies. I counted at least 4 stalls selling different kinds of produce, one of them I bought heirloom apples from where the outside looked like a granny smith, but the inside was pink; super cool and delicious! Also, ended up buying a bottle of bourbon from the Berkshire distillery stall to give as a gift so this is especially convenient if you're from out of town and want to give friends and family local goods. I think the thing we were most impressed with is that there were two stalls offering handspun alpaca yarn. One of the stalls had a flyer with details about what kind of alpaca breed the yarn is from and where the farm is located. (see pic) I thought that made the shopping experience extra special especially as someone who crochet's and is interested in where the yarn comes from. Another interesting item we bought were heirloom garlic bulbs that were bright purple. They're little but one clove has the potency of like 10 garlic cloves; really cool find! Also bought local made soap, farm fresh eggs, and baked goods. Again, even though it's not a very large farmers market, I consider this to be one of the best I've visited; would absolutely make a trip out here again.

I love surprises. And this little town has a fabulous farmers market! It's open and airy with lots…read moreof selection and live music. I was able to find lots to eat even though I'm gluten free and dairy free. I ate and tasted my way through. It's harvest time, but it had a ton of beautiful local produce. So check it out!

A good-sized farmers market for the space, with the standout bring a few fresh produce places and…read morebakeries. They also had a meat place, English sweet and savory pies, seafood, cheese, etc. The location was pretty spacious so people weren't on top of each other. Notably, there were quite a few barking dogs. Street parking is available. We went on the last day of the season so glad we got to see it before 2026!

Wonderful quality and variety. Mostly food vendors but also homemade goods and knife sharpening.read more

a great feeling of community. wonderful vendors with great selection of different items.read more

If you live in Woodstock or happen to be there on a Wednesday between June and the end of October,…read moredo yourself a favor and take a stroll through the Woodstock Farm Festival between 3:30 and dusk. Actually, if you live here you are probably cursing me right now in hippie speak because you have been coming here for 20 years.* Actually, if you live here, you probably aren't looking up your favorite farmer's market on Yelp so I'll just have at it. In 12-15 vendors or so you will find everything that you need to eat healthy and well. From meat to vegetables to fruit to other more savory items (pie, honey), you can easily do your shopping for the week sans beverages. It's an extremely friendly and community oriented atmosphere, accepting of anyone who wants to partake in the festivities. As a side to the market on Maple St., there is a flea market area where there are also food vendors, tents and picnic tables to enjoy your food and some live music. If you are lucky, you will even get to witness some dancing that has probably been going on here since the actual Woodstock. Get a couple tacos from Black Eyed Suzies and do yourself a big favor and get some pretzel bread from that nice lady with the pretzel stand. If you really want to treat yourself, get a chocolate filled pretzel croissant. Actually, get three and send me one...or all three. With Woodstock not full of too much to do at night, this market that spills over into the evening is the perfect opportunity to eat, shop, mingle with the locals and enjoy the cross section of Woodstock that makes it such a relaxing and inviting place to spend some time. _____________ *Sorry.