TICONDEROGA AREA FARMERS MARKET

The Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce organizes the Ticonderoga Area Farmers Market, tying the market directly to the same local organization that coordinates a wide range of area events and business activity. In season, the market is described as including vendors, farmers, local products, live music, kids activities, special events, and more. That combination gives the market a broad public-facing role in Ticonderoga: it is not framed only as a produce stop, but as a recurring gathering shaped by local commerce and family programming. With its site on Route 9N southwest of the Liberty Monument, the market is easy to place on a Ticonderoga day that already includes downtown and area events.

Why it matters locally

Route 9N southwest of the Liberty Monument places this market in a distinctly Ticonderoga setting rather than at a generic fairground edge. The chamber’s role matters here because the same organization behind the market also runs networking events, open houses, outreach days, and seasonal promotions across the area, linking the market to a larger local business ecosystem. The market season itself is described with a mix of farmers, local products, live music, kids activities, and special events, which gives it a local civic function as well as a shopping one. That pattern also lines up with other Ticonderoga happenings such as StreetFest in Downtown Ticonderoga, where Farmers Market Square is singled out as part of the event footprint.

What you'll find there

The market is presented less as a fixed roster of named sellers and more as a seasonal mix built around local producers, family activities, and live programming. Expect the emphasis to fall on locally oriented offerings and market-day extras rather than a published vendor directory.

• -Browse farmers participating in the seasonal market.
• -Find local products alongside farm vendors.
• -Catch live music as part of the market experience.
• -Look for kids activities during the season.
• -Watch for special events folded into market days.

StreetFest in Downtown Ticonderoga also highlights a Farmers Market Square within its larger event setup, showing how market-style vending connects with other summer programming in town.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, so visitors traveling with pets will need to plan that before heading to Route 9N. The market runs seasonally from July through October rather than year-round, which matters if you are trying to line up a visit with other Ticonderoga activities. Its location is southwest of the Liberty Monument on Route 9N, a useful landmark-based cue in a town where many events are also identified by recognizable civic and downtown locations. Restrooms are not listed among on-site amenities, while payment methods are indicated clearly enough for visitors to expect posted guidance when they arrive. If you are building a fuller day around the market, the chamber’s broader calendar often pairs commerce, outreach, arts, and downtown events across the same season.