Larchmont's Down to Earth Farmers Market

Larchmont's Down to Earth Farmers Market is part of the same broader market network that partners with The Old Stone House, linking this Saturday stop in Larchmont to a larger Down to Earth Markets footprint in the region. In Larchmont, the market sets up in the parking lot off Chatsworth Ave near Metro North and Larchmont Market, giving it a distinctly commuter-edge location rather than a town-green setting. The market is also tied to the Village of Larchmont as a named partner, which places it squarely within village-backed local activity rather than as a standalone pop-up. That combination of station-area access, village partnership, and inclusion in the Down to Earth system gives this market a clear civic and practical identity.

Why it matters locally

The Village of Larchmont is listed as a partner for this market, a concrete sign that the market operates with an official local relationship rather than simply renting space in town. Its placement by Metro North, Chatsworth Ave, and Myrtle Blvd also gives the market a role that fits everyday village movement patterns, especially for shoppers already circulating through the station area and nearby commercial blocks. Down to Earth Markets also frames participation around a mission and requirements for vendors, and its vendor guidance says primary products must meet the standards described in that mission while resale items need pre-approval and may be limited to specific markets. That structure matters locally because it points to oversight in what can be sold at the Larchmont market, not just an open-format stall lineup. The market’s local importance is practical: village partnership, station-area placement, and producer standards all shape how it operates in Larchmont.

Know before you go

Parking is routed through the Metro North upper lot off Chatsworth Ave, with entry via Myrtle Blvd, so the approach matters if you are driving instead of arriving on foot. The market location is the parking lot off Chatsworth Ave, which places it in a paved, transit-adjacent setting rather than inside a park or closed street footprint. Dogs are welcome at Down to Earth Farmers Markets, and that policy applies here within the same market organization. Restrooms are not available, an important detail to factor into a longer morning outing with kids or after-train errands. Saturdays run from 8:30AM to 1:00PM, so this is a focused half-day market window rather than an all-day shopping schedule. Down to Earth Markets also notes that non-vendor participation such as information tables, fundraisers, and other non-commercial activity goes through a separate market activity inquiry form, which helps explain how organized activity around the market is managed.