The Winter Market will open in 2021, starting Saturday, February 6th, 10am-1pm!
We have a NEW LOCATION, The Elks Lodge at 201 Harry Howard Avenue,
right by the high school!
Our Winter market has 20 vendors, some inside the event room at the lodge and some in the parking lot outside. Because indoor space is limited and the capacity for the indoor part of the market is 50 people, there are a few things we're asking all customers to do to help make this winter market successful.
When you are inside, the flow of customers is in one direction. Just follow the yellow arrows! Please look at the map below before you come and make a plan for your shopping. If you forget something, you'll need to exit the market and do another loop.
We'll have arrows on the floor to mark out proper distancing. Please be sure to leave 6' feet of distance between you and the customer in front of you as you do your shopping and wait in line. Because our indoor capacity is limited to 50 people we ask you to send one person per household to the market. This will allow more folks to shop at one time and help ensure that no one has to wait outside.
And as always, you must wear a mask at market to completely cover your nose and mouth.
When you are inside, the flow of customers is in one direction. Just follow the yellow arrows! Please look at the map below before you come and make a plan for your shopping. If you forget something, you'll need to exit the market and do another loop.
We'll have arrows on the floor to mark out proper distancing. Please be sure to leave 6' feet of distance between you and the customer in front of you as you do your shopping and wait in line. Because our indoor capacity is limited to 50 people we ask you to send one person per household to the market. This will allow more folks to shop at one time and help ensure that no one has to wait outside.
And as always, you must wear a mask at market to completely cover your nose and mouth.
Columbia county's largest farmers market, the Hudson Farmers Market, provides products and seasonal produce, from growers and producers for over 20 years.Purchasing your food through the area’s farmers markets ensures that you are getting the freshest, healthiest and tastiest foods while supporting local jobs, increasing local spending and promoting the region’s strong farming tradition. What’s good for you is good for your community. EBT & WIC are accepted at all qualified vendors.
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photo credits: Amy Brown, logo design: Victoria Pohlmann