Long Island Farmers Markets - Long Island Guide

Locally grown fruits and vegetables are displayed for sale at a Long Island farmers market, where seasonal produce, fresh harvests, and farm-direct shopping highlight the region's agricultural heritage. Farm stands and community markets across Nassau and Suffolk counties offer visitors an opportunity to purchase fresh local products while supporting Long Island growers. — Locally grown fruits and vegetables are displayed for sale at a Long Island farmers market, where seasonal produce, fresh harvests, and farm-direct shopping highlight the region’s agricultural heritage. Farm stands and community markets across Nassau and Suffolk counties offer visitors an opportunity to purchase fresh local products while supporting Long Island growers. File photo: James Kirkikis, licensed.

Long Island farmers markets bring fresh produce, locally made foods, flowers, baked goods, specialty products, and seasonal ingredients directly into communities across Nassau County and Suffolk County. From village markets in Babylon and Greenport to community markets in Huntington, Montauk, and Glen Cove, these markets give shoppers a convenient way to buy from regional growers, food producers, and small businesses.

The interactive map below shows farmers markets throughout Long Island. Select any marker to view the market name, location, market type, available website information, and a direct link for driving directions.

Farmers Markets Across Long Island

Farmers markets can be found in downtown business districts, municipal parking areas, public parks, village centers, and community gathering spaces across the Island. Some are operated by municipalities or chambers of commerce, while others are organized by independent market groups, agricultural organizations, or local nonprofit partners.

Western Long Island markets serve densely populated communities near Long Beach, Rockville Centre, Port Washington, and Sea Cliff. Farther east, markets in Riverhead, Sag Harbor, East Hampton, and Westhampton Beach reflect the agricultural character of the East End, the North Fork, and the Hamptons.

What You May Find at a Farmers Market

The selection varies by market, vendor participation, and the growing season. Shoppers may find Long Island-grown vegetables, orchard fruit, herbs, eggs, honey, flowers, bread, pastries, pickles, sauces, prepared foods, coffee, seafood, plants, and handcrafted products. Some markets also feature live music, children’s activities, demonstrations, or rotating artisan vendors.

Produce availability changes throughout the year. Early-season markets may emphasize greens, seedlings, herbs, and strawberries, while summer brings tomatoes, corn, peaches, berries, and a wider range of vegetables. Apples, pumpkins, squash, root vegetables, and other cool-weather crops become more common as the season moves into fall.

Seasonal Schedules and Market Planning

Most Long Island farmers markets are seasonal and operate on one scheduled day each week, generally from late spring through fall. A smaller number continue into the colder months or move indoors for a winter market. Dates, hours, vendors, and exact locations can change from year to year, and individual market days may be affected by weather, holidays, construction, or special events.

Before traveling, confirm the current schedule through the market organizer, municipality, or official website when one is available. Arriving earlier in the day generally provides the broadest selection, while shoppers visiting near closing time may find that popular produce and prepared foods have already sold out.

Long Island Farmers Market Directory

The directory below identifies farmers markets across Nassau and Suffolk counties. Market names, addresses, schedules, and operating status should always be confirmed before visiting.

Farmers Market	Community	County	Details
Babylon Village Farmers Market	Babylon	Suffolk	Village farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market 244 W Main St, Babylon
Bay Shore Farmers Market	Bay Shore	Suffolk	Community farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Bay Shore
Deep Roots Farmers Market	Glen Cove	Nassau	Community farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market 100 Village Square, Glen Cove
East Hampton Farmers Market	East Hampton	Suffolk	Community farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market East Hampton
Farmingdale Farmers Market	Farmingdale	Nassau	Village farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Main Street
Greenport Farmers Market	Greenport	Suffolk	Village farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market 115 Front St
Huntington Farmers Market	Huntington	Suffolk	Community farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market 228 Main St
Huntington Winter Farmers Market	Huntington	Suffolk	Community farmers market Indoor winter market 228 Main St
Islip Town Hall Farmers Market	Islip	Suffolk	Municipal farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market 655 E Main St
Long Beach Farmers Market	Long Beach	Nassau	City farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market 1 W Chester St
Montauk Farmers Market	Montauk	Suffolk	Community farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market 742 Montauk Hwy
Northport Farmers Market	Northport	Suffolk	Village farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Reservoir Ave
Oyster Bay Farmers Market	Oyster Bay	Nassau	Community farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market 510 Split Rock Rd
Patchogue Farmers Market	Patchogue	Suffolk	Village farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Division St
Port Jefferson Farmers Market	Port Jefferson	Suffolk	Village farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Port Jefferson
Port Washington Organic Farmers Market	Port Washington	Nassau	Community farmers market Organic seasonal market 347 Main St
Riverhead Farmers Market	Riverhead	Suffolk	Town farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Riverhead area
Rockville Centre Farmers Market	Rockville Centre	Nassau	Village farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Sunrise Hwy
Roslyn Farmers Market	Roslyn	Nassau	Village farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Roslyn
Sag Harbor Farmers Market	Sag Harbor	Suffolk	Village farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Sag Harbor
Sayville Farmers Market	Sayville	Suffolk	Community farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Sayville
Sea Cliff Farmers Market	Sea Cliff	Nassau	Village farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Sea Cliff
Seaford Farmers Market	Seaford	Nassau	Community farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Washington Ave
Smithtown Farmers Market	Smithtown	Suffolk	Town farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Smithtown
Springs Farmers Market	East Hampton (Springs)	Suffolk	Community farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Springs
Three Village Farmers Market	East Setauket	Suffolk	Community farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market 93 N Country Rd
Westhampton Beach Farmers Market	Westhampton Beach	Suffolk	Village farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market Westhampton Beach
West Islip Farmers Market	West Islip	Suffolk	Community farmers market Seasonal outdoor farmers market 655 E Main St

Using the Interactive Map

The map is designed to help visitors compare farmers markets by location and plan stops near other Long Island destinations. Selecting a marker opens a summary with the market address and directions. Because several markets operate in village centers or shared municipal spaces, the mapped point may represent the primary market site, parking area, or published street address rather than an individually marked storefront.

Methodology

LongIslandGuide.com assembled this directory by identifying recurring farmers markets associated with Long Island communities, municipal programs, market operators, agricultural listings, and publicly available location information. Addresses were standardized and converted into static map coordinates so the directory map can load without performing live geocoding each time the page is viewed.

The directory is intended as a geographic planning resource rather than a guarantee that every market will operate on every published date. Farmers markets are especially susceptible to seasonal changes, vendor availability, weather cancellations, and location adjustments. Visitors should verify current information directly with the market organizer before making a special trip.

Whether the goal is buying local produce, finding specialty foods, meeting regional growers, or exploring a new downtown, Long Island’s farmers markets offer an accessible connection to the Island’s agricultural and small-business communities. The map and directory make it easier to locate a market nearby, compare options across both counties, and plan a visit around the season’s freshest products.