Chappaqua Farmers Market

Chappaqua Farmers Market centers its identity on working exclusively with local farmers whose practices align with the market’s mission, while also accepting SNAP to increase accessibility and help address food insecurity. At the Chappaqua Train Station, that mission-driven framing meets a broad Saturday shopping mix that includes local fruits and vegetables, prepared foods, baked goods, fish and meats, spirits, and more. The result is a market that pairs everyday grocery staples with specialty stops in one compact destination.

What you'll find there

The mix here leans broad rather than single-category: produce and flowers sit alongside seafood, prepared foods, beverages, wine, and occasional specialty vendors. That range fits the market’s stated focus on local fruits and vegetables, prepared foods, baked goods, fish and meats, spirits, and more.

• -Find fruits, produce, and flowers from Obercreek Farm.
• -Pick up prepared foods and condiments from Goode & Local by Don Rodrigo, listed weekly.
• -Shop fisheries offerings from Pura Vida Fisheries, also listed weekly.
• -Add pierogis from Mel’s Pierogis when the vendor appears on occasional dates.
• -Sip beverages and related items from Bonnes Saveurs, listed weekly.
• -Look for specialties from Rosina’s Winery on the second Saturday.
• -Browse Shuck NY, which appears on the vendor roster even though the market’s vendor text here does not specify a product type.

The market also describes its vendor roster as curated by market manager Pascale and her team, with final approval by the board. That screening process is part of how the market presents its participating vendors, and it helps explain why the lineup spans staple shopping and specialty items without feeling random.

Music at the Market is part of the on-site experience, with seating called out as a place to grab a coffee and a bagel while listening. The market calendar also points shoppers to vendor updates and events during the season.

Know before you go

The biggest planning detail is the setting: the market takes place at the Chappaqua Train Station on Allen Place in Chappaqua. It runs on Saturdays during the outdoor season from May 9 to December 19, with service from 8:30 to 1 pm. Dogs are welcome, which can matter if you’re deciding whether to combine errands with a walk. Parking is described as easy, though no lot-by-lot instructions are given. The market notes that there are no restrooms listed in its visitor details, so it helps to plan that part of your stop ahead of time.

Payments & SNAP

Chappaqua Farmers Market accepts SNAP during its outdoor season as part of its stated food security effort to increase accessibility and help address food insecurity. The market also offers a SNAP/EBT Match Program with a 100% token match, supported by VDO Cardiology. Payment methods are presented clearly in the market’s visitor details.