Exploring local markets is a great way to immerse yourself in the community and support family farms. You can visit a roadside produce stand, spend time at a U-pick farm, or participate in farm-themed activities. Farm markets offer various options, from simple seasonal produce to opportunities for community-supported agriculture (CSA) and artisanal goods. Some markets even provide events and entertainment. Be sure to check the days and hours of operation for the places you plan to visit.
City of Rochester
City of Rochester Public Market
The Public Market is a great day-trip destination in a bustling area filled with shops, restaurants, and cafes. You can find a wide variety of fresh produce, meat, seafood, and artisanal products like pasta, honey, and spices. The market is also home to popular coffee shops and restaurants. A seasonal open-air trolley transports visitors between the market and the Trinidad Street lot between North Union and Scio Streets. Be sure to check the website for free special events. Open all year on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturdays from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. 280 N. Union St., (585) 428-6907, cityofrochester.gov
South Wedge Farmers Market
357 Gregory St., (585) 256-1740, swpc.org
Westside Farmers Market
831 Genesee St., westsidemarketrochester.com
The Rochester Public Market is the best place to find the freshest locally grown produce, seafood, beef, cheese, bread, and beverages.
Monroe County
Aman’s Farm Market
2458 E. Ridge Road, Irondequoit, (585) 544-8360, facebook
Bauman’s Farm Market
1340 Five Mile Line Road, Webster, (585) 671-2820, baumansfarmmarket.com
Brightly’s Farm Market
525 Drake Road, Hamlin, (585) 636-4337, brightlyfarms.com
Brighton Farmers Market
Brighton High School, 1150 Winton Road S., Brighton, brightonfarmersmarket.org
Brockport Farmers Market
1 Market St., Brockport, brockportny.org
Burch Farms
527 North Ave., Hilton, (585) 392-2095, facebook
Chase Farms
459 Pannell Road, Fairport, (315) 986-4013, chasefarmsmarket.com
Chase’s Greenhouse Gray Barn
1484 Rush Scottsville Road, Rush, (585) 533-1396, chases-greenhouse.com
Cobble Creek Farm
5161 W. Ridge Road, Spencerport, (585) 352-8484, cobblecreekfarm.net
Gentles Farm Market
1080 Penfield Road, Penfield, (585) 385-9843, gentlesfarm.com
Green Acre Farm and Nursery
3456 Latta Road, North Greece, (585) 227-0510, greenacrefarmandnursery.com
Gro-Moore U-Pick Blueberries
365 Goodburlet Road, Henrietta, (585) 533-1578, gromoore.com
Gro-Moore U-Pick Strawberries
736 Rush Scottsville Road, Rush, (585) 533-1578, gromoore.com
Hellaby Hill Farms
800 Ballantyne Road, Scottsville, (585) 490-6091, facebook
Herman’s Farm Market
741 Five Mile Line Road, Webster, (585) 671-1246, facebook
Irondequoit Farmers Market
1280 Titus Ave., Irondequoit, (585) 336-6073, irondequoit.org
Kelly’s Farm Market
611 Wilder Road, Hilton, (585) 392-8102, facebook
Kirby’s Farm Market, CSA
9739 Ridge Road W., Brockport, (585) 637-2600, kirbysfm.com
The Mall at Greece Ridge Farmers Market
271 Greece Ridge Center Drive, Greece, (585) 225-1140, themallatgreeceridge.com
Mayer’s Cider Mill
699 Five Mile Line Road, Webster, (585) 671-1955, facebook
McCracken Farms, CSA
701 White Road, Brockport, (585) 395-0505, mccrackenfarms.wixsite.com
Mendon Acres Farm
4287 Clover St., Honeoye Falls, (585) 348-7662, mendonacres.com
North Chili Farmers Market
2200 Westside Drive, North Chili, (585) 594-9111, umcnorthchili.org
The Old Farm Market, CSA
80 Gates Greece Townline Road, Gates, theoldfarmmarketroc.com
Partyka Farms
1700 Lake Road, Hamlin, (585) 636-4276, partykafarms.com
Pittsford Village Community Farmers Market
35 Lincoln Ave., Pittsford, (585) 478-2014, facebook
Powers Farm Market
161 Marsh Road, Pittsford, (585) 586-4631, powersfarmmarket.com
Raspberry Hill Farm
1515 Salt Road, Penfield, facebook
Robb Farms
800 Gallup Road, Ogden, (585) 352-0814, robbfarms.com
Stokoe Farms
656 South Road, Scottsville, (585) 889-0770, stokoefarms.com
Sunscape Farms, CSA
1530 Maiden Lane, Greece, (585) 455-2558, sunscapefarms.com
Sunscape Farms, CSA
1416 Creek St., Penfield, (585) 406-3443, sunscapefarms.com
Schutt’s Apple Mill
1063 Plank Road, Webster, (585) 872-2924, schuttsapplemill.com
Village of Fairport Farmers Market
Fairport Landing, 58 S. Main St., Fairport, (585) 678-1754, village.fairport.ny.us
Webster’s Joe Obbie Farmers Market
Webster Towne Plaza, Webster, 1034 Ridge Road, websterfarmersmarket.com
Werner Farms and Greenhouse
8427 W. Henrietta Road, Rush, (585) 533-9157, facebook
West Wind Fruit Farm
928 Manitou Road, Hilton, (585) 234-0252, westwindupick.com
Whittier Fruit Farm
219 Whittier Road, Ogden, (585) 594-9054, whittierfruitfarm.com
Wickham Farms, CSA
1315 Sweets Corners Road, Penfield, (585) 377-3276, wickhamfarms.com
Wilbert’s Christmas Tree Farm
325 Salt Road, Webster, (585) 872-1287, wilberts.com
Zarpentine Farms
163 Burritt Road, Hilton, (585) 392-3611, zarpentinefarmsny.com
Greater Rochester
The Apple Farm Stand
5630 Norris Road, North Rose, Wayne County, (315) 573-0674, theapplefarmstand.com
The Apple Shed
3391 Fairville Maple Ridge Road, Newark, Wayne County, (315) 331-6294, theappleshed.com
Burnap’s Farm Market
7277 Maple Ave., Sodus, Wayne County, (315) 483-4050, burnapsfarm.com
Canandaigua Farmers’ Market
7 Mill St., Canandaigua, Ontario County, canandaiguafarmersmarket.com
G and S Orchards, CSA
825 Atlantic Ave., Walworth, Wayne County, (315) 524-3823, gandsorchards.com
Genesee Country Farmers’ Market
Bank Street and Alva Place, Batavia, Genesee County, (716) 560-0853, geneseecountryfarmersmarket.com
Geneseo Farmers Market
Center St. at Main St., Geneseo, Livingston County, facebook
Ginegaw Farmers’ Market
1980 Walworth-Penfield Road, Walworth, Wayne County, (315) 986-1400, townofwalworthny.gov
Hurd Orchards
17260 Ridge Road, Holley, Orleans County, (585) 638-8838, hurdorchards.com
Joseph’s Wayside Market
202 S. Main St., Naples, Ontario County, (585) 374-2380, josephswaysidemarket.com
Kettle Ridge Farm
515 Log Cabin Road, Victor, Ontario County, (585) 217-7108, kettleridgefarm.com
Lagoner Farms, CSA
6895 Lake Ave., Williamson, Wayne County, (315) 904-4109, lagonerfarms.com
Lain’s Cider Mill
6226 Lain Road, Canisteo, Wyoming County, (607) 324-1349, facebook
LeRoy Farmers’ Market
10 Trigon Park, LeRoy, Genesee County, (585) 330-2692, leroyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
Lima Farmers’ Market
7295 W. Main St., Lima, Livingston County, (585) 624-3850, limafarmmarket.com
Long Acre Farms
1342 Eddy Road, Macedon, Wayne County, (315) 986-4202, longacrefarms.com
Lori’s Market Basket Farm Stand, CSA
51 State St., Holley, Orleans County, (585) 638-7113, facebook
Lyons Farmers’ Market
Lyons Central Park, Lyons, Wayne County, facebook
McPherson Orchard and Christmas Tree Farm
7971 Oatka Trail, LeRoy, Genesee County, (585) 768-7094, mcphersonorchards.com
Morgan’s Farm Market
3821 Cory Corners Road, Marion, Wayne County, (315) 926-0910, morgansfarmmarket.com
Newark Farmers’ Market
Central Park, Church St., Newark, Wayne County, (315) 879-1121, facebook
Orbaker’s Farm Market
3451 Lake Road, Williamson, Wayne County, (315) 589-2036, orbakersfarmmarket.com
Packard Valley Farms
438 Macedon Center Road, Macedon, Wayne County, (585) 329-4216, facebook
Pully’s Farm Market
8160 Lake Street Rd., LeRoy, Genesee County, (585) 768-2280, pullysfarmmarket.com
Shadow Hill Maple Syrup
7259 Lakeside Road, Ontario, Wayne County, (315) 524-2190, shadowhillmaplesyrup.com
Sodus Farmers’ Market
58 W. Main St., Sodus, Wayne County, (315) 483-9718, sutmc.org
Victor Farmers’ Market
60 E. Main St., Victor, Ontario County, (585) 924-3311, victorny.org
Wager’s Cider Mill
256 East Main St., Penn Yan, Yates County, (315) 536-6640, wagerscidermill.com
Watt Farms Country Market
3121 Oak Orchard Road, Albion, Orleans County, (585) 589-8000, wattfarms.com
The Windmill Farm and Craft Market
3900 New York State Route 14A, Penn Yan, Yates County, (315) 536-3032, thewindmill.com
Wolcott Area Farmers’ Market
Northrup Park, Wolcott, Wayne County, (315) 879-0798, wolcottny.org
Surrounding Counties
Beak and Skiff Orchards
2708 Lords Hill Road, LaFayette, Onondaga County, (315) 696-6085, beakandskiff.com
Becker Farms
3724 Quaker Road, Gasport, Niagara County, (716) 772-2211, beckerfarms.com
Burrville Cider Mill
18176 County Route 156, Watertown, Jefferson County, (315) 788-7292, burrvillecidermill.com
Cider Mill
2 Nanticoke Ave., Endicott, Broome County, (607) 205-1575, cidermillendicott.com
Fly Creek Cider Mill and Orchard
288 Goose St., Fly Creek, Otsego County, (607) 547-9692, flycreekcidermill.com
Greg’s U-Pick Farm Market and CSA
9270 Lapp Road, Clarence Center, Erie County, (716) 741-4239, gregsupick.com
Ithaca Farmer’s Market
Steamboat Landing, 545 3rd St., Ithaca, Tompkins County, (607) 273-7109, ithacamarket.com
Mayer Bros Cider Mill
1540 Seneca Creek Road, West Seneca, Erie County, (716) 668-5260, mayerbrothers.com
Agritourism
Rochesterians are fortunate to have two family farms in Monroe County, one on the east side and one on the west side, that offer a day’s worth of farm-themed activities and entertainment. Stokoe and Wickham Farms provide train and wagon rides, low ropes courses, bounce pillows, slides, farm animals, and various food options. But don’t let their similarities dissuade you from visiting them both—each offers a unique experience!
Stokoe Farms. Founded in 1812, Stokoe’s is a seven-generation 200-year-old Bicentennial Century Farm. The farm and farm market are open to the public on select weekends in August for the Sunflower Experience, September and October for the Pumpkin Patch and Harvest Festival, and late November and mid-December for the Christmas tree season. Admission fee or season pass. 656 South Road, Scottsville, (585) 889-0770, stokoefarms.com
Wickham Farms. Since 1986, Wickham Farms has been expanding to offer dozens of activities to entertain the entire family. Major harvest events include Lavender Days in June and July, Sunflower Spectacular in August, and the Fall Harvest Festival from mid-September through October. Admission fee or season pass. 1315 Sweets Corners Road, Penfield, (585) 377-3276, wickhamfarms.com
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Month-by-Month Locally Grown Harvest
Most of the time, I’m a fan of charts and graphs, but when it comes to harvest seasons, I want to know what I can purchase fresh at that moment. This monthly breakdown has been taken in part from the Department of Agriculture and Markets Harvest Calendar, with the addition of local flowers, Christmas trees, and festivals.
Summer-Fall Harvest Season
June
Hot This Month
Strawberries, Peonies
Harvest Festivals
Ellwanger Garden Peony Weekend
More Fresh Produce Available
- MAR – JUN(mid) Asparagus
- MAY – JUL Rhubarb
- MAY – AUG Turnip Greens
- MAY – SEP Beet Greens
- MAY – SEP Radishes
- MAY – OCT(mid) Lettuce
- MAY – OCT(mid) Spinach
- JUN-JUL + SEP-OCT Peas
- JUN – AUG Garlic
- JUN – OCT(mid) Squash, Summer
- JUN – OCT(mid) Zucchini
- JUN – OCT Swiss Chard
- JUN – OCT Herbs
- JUN – NOV Broccoli
- JUN – NOV Beets
- JUN(mid) – OCT Tomatoes
- JUN(mid) – NOV Cabbage
Strawberries: 15 Places to Pick Your Own
Here are a few places to pick your own strawberries, plus festivals to taste everything from jams to shortcakes to strawberry wine.
July
Hot This Month
Raspberries, Lavender & Cherries
Harvest Festivals
Ol’Factory New York Lavender Festival
Wickham Farms Lavender Festival
More Fresh Produce Available
- MAY – JUL Rhubarb
- MAY – AUG Turnip Greens
- MAY – SEP Beet Greens
- MAY – SEP Radishes
- MAY – OCT(mid) Lettuce
- MAY – OCT(mid) Spinach
- JUN – JUL(early) Strawberries
- JUN-JUL + SEP-OCT Peas
- JUN – AUG Garlic
- JUN – OCT(mid) Squash, Summer
- JUN – OCT(mid) Zucchini
- JUN – OCT Swiss Chard
- JUN – OCT Herbs
- JUN – NOV Broccoli
- JUN – NOV Beets
- JUN(mid) – OCT Tomatoes
- JUN(mid) – NOV Cabbage
- JUL – SEP(mid) Peaches
- JUL – SEP Blueberries
- JUL – SEP Plums
- JUL – OCT(mid) Peppers
- JUL – OCT Beans, Snap
- JUL – OCT Potatoes
- JUL – NOV Apples
- JUL – NOV Carrots
- JUL – NOV Onions
- JUL – NOV(mid) Cucumbers
- JUL – DEC Collard Greens
Raspberries: 10 Places to Pick Your Own
Here are a few places around Rochester you can pick your own raspberries, starting in July. Fall varieties ripen in late August.
Cherries: 10 Places to Pick Your Own
Here are a few places you can pick your own cherries near Rochester. The season runs mainly in July, but start checking in late June.
August
Hot This Month
Blueberries, Corn & Sunflowers
Harvest Festivals
Phelps Sauerkraut Weekend Phelps
More Fresh Produce Available
- MAY – AUG Turnip Greens
- MAY – SEP Beet Greens
- MAY – SEP Radishes
- MAY – OCT(mid) Lettuce
- MAY – OCT(mid) Spinach
- JUN – AUG Garlic
- JUN – OCT(mid) Squash, Summer
- JUN – OCT(mid) Zucchini
- JUN – OCT Swiss Chard
- JUN – OCT Herbs
- JUN – NOV Broccoli
- JUN – NOV Beets
- JUN(mid) – OCT Tomatoes
- JUN(mid) – NOV Cabbage
- JUL – SEP(mid) Peaches
- JUL – SEP Blueberries
- JUL – SEP Plums
- JUL – OCT(mid) Peppers
- JUL – OCT Beans, Snap
- JUL – OCT Potatoes
- JUL – NOV Apples
- JUL – NOV Carrots
- JUL – NOV Onions
- JUL – NOV(mid) Cucumbers
- JUL – DEC Collard Greens
- AUG Currants
- AUG – SEP Blackberries
- AUG – SEP Cantaloupes
- AUG – SEP Prunes
- AUG – OCT Leeks
- AUG – NOV(early) Eggplant
- AUG – NOV(mid) Squash, Winter
- AUG – NOV Cauliflower
- AUG – NOV Turnips
- AUG – NOV Kale
- AUG(early) – OCT Pears
- AUG(mid) – NOV(mid) Celery
- AUG(late) – SEP Grapes
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September
Hot This Month
Grapes, Garlic & Peaches
Harvest Festivals
Casa Larga Purple Foot Festival
More Fresh Produce Available
- MAY – SEP Beet Greens
- MAY – SEP Radishes
- MAY – OCT(mid) Lettuce
- MAY – OCT(mid) Spinach
- JUN-JUL + SEP-OCT Peas
- JUN – OCT(mid) Squash, Summer
- JUN – OCT(mid) Zucchini
- JUN – OCT Swiss Chard
- JUN – OCT Herbs
- JUN – NOV Broccoli
- JUN – NOV Beets
- JUN(mid) – OCT Tomatoes
- JUN(mid) – NOV Cabbage
- JUL – SEP Blueberries
- JUL – SEP Plums
- JUL – OCT(mid) Peppers
- JUL – OCT Beans, Snap
- JUL – OCT Potatoes
- JUL – NOV Apples
- JUL – NOV Carrots
- JUL – NOV Onions
- JUL – NOV(mid) Cucumbers
- JUL – DEC Collard Greens
- JUL(early) + SEP – OCT Raspberries
- AUG – SEP Blackberries
- AUG – SEP Cantaloupes
- AUG – SEP Prunes
- AUG – OCT Leeks
- AUG – NOV(early) Eggplant
- AUG – NOV(mid) Squash, Winter
- AUG – NOV Cauliflower
- AUG – NOV Turnips
- AUG – NOV Kale
- AUG(early) – OCT Pears
- AUG(mid) – NOV(early) Corn
- AUG(mid) – NOV(mid) Celery
- SEP – OCT Watermelon
- SEP – OCT Beans, Lima
- SEP – OCT Pumpkins
- SEP – NOV Brussels Sprouts
- SEP – DEC Beans, Dry
Grapes: Pick Your Own at Jerome’s
My family has been going to Jerome’s U-Pick Grapes for 20 years. To avoid the crowds, go the week before or after the Naples Grape Festival.
Stone Fruit: 3 Places to Pick Your Own
Peaches, plums, nectarines and apricots (stone fruit) hit their prime mid-August-mid-September. Here are a few places you can pick your own.
🍎 Apple Everything! Rochester’s best ciders, fry cakes, fritters, pies, and more
Come mid-September, we begin to crave all things apple. Apple cider. Apple cider donuts. Apple fritters. Apple pie. And warm fry cakes.
October
Hot This Month
Apples & Pumpkins
Harvest Festivals
GCV&M Agricultural Society Fair
Wayne County Apple Tasting Tour
More Fresh Produce Available
- APR-MAY + OCT-DEC Parsnips
- MAY – OCT(mid) Lettuce
- MAY – OCT(mid) Spinach
- JUN-JUL + SEP-OCT Peas
- JUN – OCT(mid) Squash, Summer
- JUN – OCT(mid) Zucchini
- JUN – OCT Swiss Chard
- JUN – OCT Herbs
- JUN – NOV Broccoli
- JUN – NOV Beets
- JUN(mid) – OCT Tomatoes
- JUN(mid) – NOV Cabbage
- JUL – OCT(mid) Peppers
- JUL – OCT Beans, Snap
- JUL – OCT Potatoes
- JUL – NOV Carrots
- JUL – NOV Onions
- JUL – NOV(mid) Cucumbers
- JUL – DEC Collard Greens
- JUL(early) + SEP – OCT Raspberries
- AUG – OCT Leeks
- AUG – NOV(early) Eggplant
- AUG – NOV(mid) Squash, Winter
- AUG – NOV Cauliflower
- AUG – NOV Turnips
- AUG – NOV Kale
- AUG(early) – OCT Pears
- AUG(mid) – NOV(early) Corn
- AUG(mid) – NOV(mid) Celery
- SEP – OCT Watermelon
- SEP – OCT Beans, Lima
- SEP – NOV Brussels Sprouts
- SEP – DEC Beans, Dry
🍎 Apples: 16 Places to Pick Your Own
Many of our farms offer a family-fun experience, with hay rides, cider & donuts and activities for the kids, in addition to pick your own apples.
🎃 Pumpkin Patches & Farms Around Rochester
Experience the perfect autumn day at our Rochester-area pumpkin farms with wagon rides, fresh apple cider and donuts, and corn mazes.
November
Hot this Month
Winter Squash
More Fresh Produce Available
- APR-MAY + OCT-DEC Parsnips
- JUN – NOV Broccoli
- JUN – NOV Beets
- JUN(mid) – NOV Cabbage
- JUL – NOV Apples
- JUL – NOV Carrots
- JUL – NOV Onions
- JUL – NOV(mid) Cucumbers
- JUL – DEC Collard Greens
- AUG – NOV(early) Eggplant
- AUG – NOV Cauliflower
- AUG – NOV Turnips
- AUG – NOV Kale
- AUG(mid) – NOV(early) Corn
- AUG(mid) – NOV(mid) Celery
- SEP – NOV Brussels Sprouts
- SEP – DEC Beans, Dry
Off-Season
December
Hot This Month
Christmas Trees
Special Events
Holidays at the Rochester Public Market
More Fresh Produce Available
- APR-MAY + OCT-DEC Parsnips
- JUL – DEC Collard Greens
- SEP – DEC Beans, Dry
21 Christmas Tree Farms Around Rochester
One of the most popular holiday family traditions is searching for the perfect real Christmas tree on the farm and decorating it together.
January
Hot This Month
Snow
February
Hot This Month
Ice Wines
Special Events
Casa Larga New York Ice Wine Festival
Eastman Museum’s Dutch Connection
March
Hot This Month
Fresh Maple Syrup
Harvest Festivals
More Fresh Produce Available
- MAR – JUN(mid) Asparagus
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During Maple Weekends, March 18-19 and 25-26, 2023, producers open their sugar shacks to honor the art and science of turning sap into syrup.
April
Hot This Month
Spring Flowering Bulbs
Special Events
Spring Show at Lamberton Conservatory
More Fresh Produce Available
- MAR – JUN(mid) Asparagus
- APR-MAY + OCT-DEC Parsnips
May
Hot This Month
Lilacs
Harvest Festivals & Special Events
Flower City Days at the Rochester Public Market
Linwood Gardens Tree Peony Festival
More Fresh Produce Available
- MAR – JUN(mid) Asparagus
- APR-MAY + OCT-DEC Parsnips
- MAY – JUL Rhubarb
- MAY – AUG Turnip Greens
- MAY – SEP Radishes
- MAY – OCT(mid) Lettuce
- MAY – OCT(mid) Spinach
A helpful note from the Department of Agriculture and Markets: The above periods are approximate. Harvest periods may begin a week to ten days earlier during a warmer-than-usual year or new season extension strategies. A cool spring will delay crop maturity. Call farms for exact dates of harvest.
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