Malone Farmers' Market

Malone Farmers' Market is run by the Adirondack Farmers Market Cooperative, the organization behind several Adirondack-region markets and vendor programs. In Malone, that cooperative framework shows up in a mix that reaches beyond produce alone, bringing together farm products, artisan wares, and baked goods under one market umbrella. The setting is practical and easy to spot: the market is held under the pavilion at the Malone Town Office on Route 11, across from Walmart. For a Wednesday stop in season, this is a market where vegetables, meats, dairy, flowers, coffee, bread, and handcrafted work all share the same aisle.

Why it matters locally

The Adirondack Farmers Market Cooperative was incorporated to provide an economical marketplace for farm products, artisan wares, and baked goods, and Malone is one of the markets it runs. That matters here because the vendor roster ties Malone to farms and makers from across the Adirondack region, including Keene Valley vegetables, Keeseville flowers and dairy, Plattsburgh-grown vegetables, Willsboro barbecue, Cadyville coffee, and Upper Jay jewelry. The result is a market shaped by nearby working farms and small studios rather than a narrow single-category lineup. Market manager Victoria Rayl is listed specifically for Malone, giving the market a named local point of coordination.

What you'll find there

The Malone lineup spans food staples, prepared foods, and a notably deep bench of Adirondack makers. You can shop for dinner ingredients and pantry items, then keep browsing for woodworking, fiber work, jewelry, books, and nature-based art from regional craftspeople.

• -Pick up gourmet mushrooms from AHA Mushrooms, grown year-round in New York's Adirondack mountains.
• -Shop Blue Pepper Farm for farmstead yogurt made from pasture raised dairy sheep.
• -Find farm-fresh vegetables, herbs, fruit, and tropical spice rhizomes at Bucksberry Farm.
• -Look for produce, eggs, and meat from Harris Family Farm, grown with draft horse power and organic practices.
• -Browse Last Chance Farm for heirloom herbs, perennials, annuals, veggie starts, vegetables, and flowers grown naturally.
• -Bring home cut flowers and foliages from Mossbrook Roots, a cut-flower farm.
• -Choose farmstead cheeses and cream-line yogurts from North Country Creamery's 100% grass-fed dairy.
• -Add organically grown vegetables from North Point Community Farm.
• -Stock up on grassfed beef, lamb, pastured pork, poultry, and eggs from Winding Brook Farm.
• -Take home exceptional vegetables from Wild Work Farm in Keene Valley.
• -Grab a loaf from The Drifter's Loaf, a small-batch bakery focused on slow fermentation and stone-ground organic flours.
• -Try traditional Mexican tamales from Irma's Tamales.
• -Sip handcrafted hot or iced coffee, cold brew, and specialty drinks from Wild Light Coffee's mobile cart.
• -Explore one-of-a-kind turned bowls, cutting boards, serving boards, utensils, and candle holders from Adirondack Wood Artisan.
• -Browse Kimberly Handwoven for wool blankets plus woven cotton, linen, and silk scarves and shawls.
• -See realistic wooden mountain art based on views within the Adirondack Park at Secret Mountain Creations.
• -Find handcrafted sterling silver adornments with hand-cut gemstones from Northern Forest Silver.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the key rule to factor in before you head to the pavilion. The market is held under the pavilion at the Malone Town Office on Route 11, across from Walmart, making it easier to spot if you're driving through town or planning an errand stop around it. Restrooms are not available on site. The market runs on Wednesdays from noon into late afternoon during its May-to-October season, so it fits better as a midday or after-work stop than an early-morning market run. Victoria Rayl is listed as the market manager for Malone.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Malone Farmers' Market. Payment methods are clearly indicated, which helps when you're planning a mixed purchase across produce, meat, baked goods, coffee, and handmade items.