Rocky Point Farmers and Artisans Market

Sponsored by The Rocky Point Civic Association, the Rocky Point Farmers and Artisans Market brings a distinctly homegrown and handmade mix to Sundays in Rocky Point. The market runs at Prince and Broadway from early June through late November, pairing fresh locally grown produce with craft beer, baked goods, artisan crafts, and more. Its own description frames the market as Rocky Point’s homegrown and handmade marketplace, which fits the lineup of artists, food vendors, and local drinks gathered here on a weekly schedule.

Why it matters locally

The Rocky Point Civic Association, Cornell Creating Healthy Places in Suffolk County, and the Town of Brookhaven Department of Parks all sponsor this market, tying it to civic and county-level support rather than a standalone pop-up. The market’s emphasis stays close to local production: its vendor materials call out fresh locally grown produce, craft beer, artisan crafts, and baked goods as core draws.

That local framing shows up in the roster itself. Rocky Point Artisan Brewers brings local craft beer and ale, while Farrm Wines offers organic wine by Rex Farr. The market also describes itself as Rocky Point’s homegrown and handmade marketplace, a concise signal that the focus extends beyond produce into makers and small food businesses from the surrounding area.

What you'll find there

This lineup leans heavily toward handmade goods and prepared foods, with seafood, bakery vendors, drinks, and artisan makers sharing the market rather than produce dominating every stall. The result is a market where shopping can move from fish and bread to pottery, soaps, and garden art in a single pass.

• -Browse Glassy Lady Garden Art for recycled and upcycled glassware and garden creations.
• -Find rustic home decor at Hearth Country Designs.
• -Pick up jewelry, copper bowls, pyrography, and wooden spoons from Homegrown Arts.
• -See sea-themed fine art, mosaics, paintings, and prints from Issima.
• -Look for ceramics, pottery, and jewelry by Julia Vogelle.
• -Stock up on handmade natural soaps and lotions from Watersong Soap.
• -Buy fresh fish from Alice’s Fish Market.
• -Take home award-winning breads and pies from Blue Duck Bakery.
• -Pour organic wine from Farrm Wines by Rex Farr.
• -Cool off with ice cream from The Ice Cream Lady.
• -Choose artisanal nut butters from Simply Nicki.
• -Sample local craft beer and ale from Rocky Point Artisan Brewers.
• -Grab whoopie pies and other baked goods from Rosie’s Country Baking.
• -Add cookies, scones, and other fresh baked goods from Wake & Bake.

Season eight began on Sunday, June 2, and the market continues every Sunday through November 24, giving the season a regular weekly rhythm rather than scattered event dates.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest planning detail to keep in mind before heading to Prince and Broadway. The market is held every Sunday from 8 am to 1 pm during its June 2 to November 24 season, so timing your visit means working within a single weekly window rather than multiple market days.

The market sits at Prince and Broadway in Rocky Point. Restrooms are not available on site, which can matter if you are planning a longer browse across food, drink, and artisan vendors. If you need a direct point of contact, the market uses the email rockypointfarmersmarket@gmail.com.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at the Rocky Point Farmers and Artisans Market, an important option for shoppers using nutrition benefits. The market also has clear payment-method information, which helps when you are planning purchases across fish, baked goods, drinks, and artisan vendors.