Pawling Farmers Market

Feed Your Neighbor is woven into the Pawling Farmers Market in a direct way: the market provides between $10 and $20 per week to financially qualified community members through that privately funded program. That emphasis sits alongside a compact Saturday market season in Pawling, where shoppers can browse vendors on Charles Colman Boulevard from mid-June through late September. The mix is not limited to produce stalls. The market’s own roster includes farm goods, artisan-made food products, distilleries, soaps, pottery, woodworking, jewelry, photography, and plant sellers, giving this downtown stop a distinctly local-maker character.

Why it matters locally

Pawling and the surrounding communities are described as having a rich agricultural heritage, and this market says its role is to nurture and continue that tradition by featuring locally grown fruit and vegetables alongside artisan-made food products. That mission is backed by more than weekly sales. Pawling Farmers Market Inc. is organized under New York not-for-profit law and operates as a 501(c)(4) non-profit social welfare corporation.

Access programs are also part of the market’s local footprint. In addition to SNAP EBT, the market accepts eWIC cards and Farmers Market Nutrition Program checks, distributes NYS Fresh Connect Checks, and runs Feed Your Neighbor support for qualified shoppers.

What you'll find there

The vendor lineup leans heavily toward artisan goods and specialty food, with a smaller set of farm and plant sellers mixed in. That makes this market useful for both pantry shopping and picking up crafted items that are specific to the Pawling roster.

• -Browse pottery from Amy Brenner Pottery.
• -Find spirits from Cooper’s Daughter Distillery.
• -Pick up farm goods from Edgwick Farm.
• -Shop soap from Fathom Soap.
• -Sample spirits from Harvest Spirits.
• -Look over wood pieces from JBZ Woodworking.
• -Explore jewelry by JP Anderson Jewelry.
• -Take home baked goods from Little Carrot Baking.
• -See photography from Lori Adams Photography.
• -Get mozzarella from Mozzarella 4 U.
• -Choose handmade items from My Mama Gnome.
• -Pick up soap from Regular Day Off Soap.
• -Try condiments from Robyn’s Mustards.
• -Taste spirits from Tenmile Distillery.
• -Pour from Taconic Distillery.
• -Shop accessories from Sunkissed Designs.
• -View ceramic work from The Slab Pottery.
• -Pick up pastries from Tres Bon Macaron.
• -Bring home plants from Zen Succulents.

Beyond the vendor tables, the season schedule includes knife sharpening with Nick the Knife, kids' programming like Happy Cheeks face painting, a CrossFit Pawling kids demo, a Pied Piper Petting Zoo visit, and a Pawling Library story and bookmark event, plus regular music and food demos from contributors including Medina Khalil, Maria Reade, Harris Mayer of Cornerstone, and John Canevari of Blue Olive.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest visit rule to plan around before heading to Charles Colman Boulevard and West Main Street. If you use GPS, the market points visitors to 5 Charles Colman Blvd, Pawling, NY 12564, and the market page also references the Pawling Fire House as part of the market location context. Restrooms are listed as unavailable, so this is easiest to approach as a straightforward Saturday shopping stop rather than a long stay. The market also publishes a direct email contact at pawlingfarmersmarket@gmail.com.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP EBT is accepted at Pawling Farmers Market. The market also accepts eWIC cards and Farmers Market Nutrition Program checks, and it distributes NYS Fresh Connect Checks. Feed Your Neighbor adds another layer of food access by providing between $10 and $20 per week to financially qualified community members.