Down to Earth Piermont Farmers Market

The Old Stone House appears among the site hosts and partners connected to the broader Down to Earth Markets network, a useful clue to the organizational style behind the Piermont market and its place within a managed regional system. In Piermont, the market is set at Piermont Ave. and Ash St., giving it a village intersection address rather than a parking-lot or park interior location. It runs seasonally from April to November, placing it squarely in the main outdoor growing and market season rather than a year-round calendar. Down to Earth Markets also identifies itself as the organization that manages and operates farmers markets, linking the Piermont stop to a multi-market operator with named hosts, collaborators, and support partners across the region.

Why it matters locally

Down to Earth Markets is the named organizer behind the Piermont market, and that matters because the organization frames participation around mission, requirements, and formal application pathways for vendors and non-vendor market activity alike. The contact materials invite questions and suggestions while also directing farms, food businesses, and community groups into specific processes for joining market activity, from vending to information tables and fundraisers. Vendor standards add another local-useful layer: primary products must meet the organization’s stated standards, while resale is only allowed in limited, pre-approved cases that fill a gap in a market’s offerings. Approval can be market-specific and can be withdrawn if a direct-sale producer joins that market, a rule that keeps the emphasis on raised-or-made-by-the-seller goods instead of open-ended resale.

Know before you go

No restrooms are listed for this market, so plan that part of the trip before arriving. Dogs are welcome, which can shape how you pack and who comes along for the outing. Payment methods are marked as clear, a practical note for shoppers deciding how to handle checkout across vendors. The market sits at Piermont Ave. and Ash St., so navigation is straightforward if you are aiming for the intersection rather than a larger destination with multiple entrances. The season runs from April through November, which means winter visits are off the table here even though Down to Earth operates other markets in different settings across its network. If you have questions before you go, the organization provides both a phone number and an email contact for market-related communication. Down to Earth also offers separate forms for vendor applications and for non-commercial market activity, useful if your visit is tied to outreach, fundraising, or an information table rather than shopping alone.