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Farmers Market
Chappaqua, New York
Chappaqua Farmers Market centers its identity on working exclusively with local farmers whose farming practices align with its mission, while also using the market to increase food access through SNAP/EBT acceptance. That combination gives the Saturday market a clear shape: produce and prepared foods are part of the draw, but the market also presents itself as a place where sustainability, freshness, and food security are tied together. Set at the Chappaqua Train Station, it runs through the outdoor season with a broad mix that includes fruits and vegetables, baked goods, fish and meats, spirits, and more.
The market’s local role starts with its sourcing rules: it says it works exclusively with local farmers who use farming practices aligned with its mission, and it follows vendor guidelines from the Farmers Market Federation of New York. That creates a market built around direct regional food buying rather than a general retail mix.
Its food-access work is just as concrete. The market accepts SNAP/EBT to increase accessibility and help address food insecurity, and with support from VDO Cardiology it offers a 100% token match during the outdoor season. Beyond individual shopping trips, the market runs monthly food pantry donations every third Saturday, purchasing food from market vendors with collected donations and delivering it to The Pantry in Mt. Kisco.
The vendor mix is notably wide for a single weekly market, with a strong produce bench, a full baked-goods roster, proteins and dairy, ready-to-eat options, drinks, and pantry-focused specialty sellers. Rather than leaning on one category, the lineup spreads across staple grocery shopping and market-day eating.
Music begins at 10 am during market hours, kids activities are offered on the lawn during the outdoor market, and October brings an annual Halloween Dog Parade and Costume Contest. The market also runs Community Outreach Tables and keeps the TIOLI shed open on Saturday mornings during the outdoor season.
The most useful planning detail here is that the market is held at the Chappaqua Train Station on Saturdays during its outdoor season, from May 9 to December 5, with music starting at 10 am after the market opens. Dogs are welcome, which matters if your weekend routine includes bringing one along. Parking is described as easy, and the market notes that there are no restrooms, so that is worth factoring into longer visits with kids or if you plan to stay for music and prepared food. One visitor described the setup as circular, which matches the market’s emphasis on strolling, eating, and lingering a bit rather than making only a quick produce stop.
Chappaqua Farmers Market accepts SNAP/EBT as part of its food-access work. During the outdoor season, the SNAP/EBT Match Program offers a 100% token match with support from VDO Cardiology, effectively doubling participants’ SNAP dollars at the market. Payment methods are presented clearly for shoppers, which helps if you are planning a larger grocery run across produce, protein, and prepared-food vendors.
SNAP/EBT is accepted; the market offers a 100% token match (double spending) supported by VDO Cardiology. The market accepts community table and children’s activity table inquiries via email.
May – December
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5.0 average from 5 reviews on Google
Great farmers market!! Lots of delicious options for fresh produce, baked goods and other fun finds. Wave Hill Breads is a definite stand out - possibly some of the best bread I've had!
I love the farmers market and make a point of seeing my favorite vendors every week if they’re there! They also have Bobo‘s market so you can have lunch and listen to live music. It’s set up in a circular way so you can walk around and feel included in the community. Parking is ample and I think it’s a beautiful way to start the weekend.
Fine assortment of vendors with quality products: amazing fresh, delicious produce (items not commonly available in super markets or even produce stands), honeys, cheeses, vegetable chips and snacks, and to-die-for baked goods. Bring a large shopping bag and enjoy!
Visited Chappaqua Farmers Market for the first time earlier this week. It was great to see all the vendors despite rain. Felt good to shop there for vegetables, fruits and apple cider (which kids love and I prefer that to soda anyway :) ). Most importantly I was so glad to find La Petite Occasion, we all enjoyed the chocolates. Will come back every time the market is open!
Really great farmers market that runs through the summer into the fall. There is a fantastic variety of foods from specialty items (like honey, oils, soups) to a range of bakers, farm stands as well as great meats and fishes.
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