Queensbury Farmers Market

Queensbury Farmers Market brings a producer-only shopping model to its Saturday market, so the people behind the tables are the same ones growing, making, or preparing what they sell. In Queensbury, the market is held at the Sweet Basil parking lot on Route 9, giving shoppers a straightforward stop for a morning run through farm goods, prepared breakfast, and practical services. The market also shifts to winter hours of 9 a.m. to noon, with indoor winter operations noted in its market materials. That combination gives the market a clear identity: a Saturday market built around direct sales from producers, with a seasonal rhythm that still keeps the shopping pattern going.

What you'll find there

The mix here leans toward direct-from-producer shopping with a few especially specific finds rather than a long generic catalog. Alongside food and farm offerings, the market also includes a sharpening service and a breakfast grill, which changes the feel of a visit from simple produce pickup to a more varied Saturday stop.

• -Pick up pretzels from Blackberry Hill Farm, with the market noting that the pretzels are back and new options are coming soon.
• -Find herbs and spices from Northeast Corner Herb Farm, with daffodils also listed for spring.
• -Look for buds from Onda Farm LLC, which are specifically noted as being back at the market.
• -Order breakfast from Barb and Tom’s Grill, including sausage, egg and cheese on a roll, breakfast wraps, grill favorites, and iced coffee.
• -Bring knives, scissors, or garden tools to Mister Edge Sharpening for on-site sharpening service.

Music is part of the Saturday lineup as well, with scheduled performers including L.B. Walker, Donna Britton, Dave Moore, Mike Grazioso, Adirondack Song Dogs, Sean Lippin, Brandon Newell, Pam and Dave Tisch, Peter Burrall, and Jason Irwin.

Know before you go

SNAP shoppers should plan purchases carefully because the market notes that vendors do not provide cash change for EBT tokens, Double Up Food Bucks, or Fresh Connect Checks. Parking details are unusually specific: street parking is listed on Broad Street, South Street, Glen Street, and Hudson Avenue, and approved public lots include Elm Street Lot #1, Elm Street Lot #2, Exchange Street Lot, School Street Lot, and the Park Street garage. Accessible parking is available in Elm Street Lot #1, bike racks are available onsite, restrooms are available, and dogs are welcome. The market also identifies itself as an indoor market during winter operations.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Queensbury Farmers Market. The market also notes an active token-and-incentive setup that includes Double Up Food Bucks and Fresh Connect Checks, with one important rule for planning purchases: vendors do not give cash change for EBT tokens, Double Up Food Bucks, or Fresh Connect Checks.