Troy Waterfront Farmers Market

Troy Waterfront Farmers Market runs as a producer-only, year-round, independent marketplace centered on locally grown food and locally made products. In warmer months it operates at Monument Square on River Street, and in winter it shifts indoors to the Troy Atrium while keeping its Saturday rhythm. That year-round setup shapes the market’s identity: the same downtown Troy stop works for peak-season farm shopping and for colder-weather indoor browsing without losing its local focus.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix stretches well beyond raw produce into dairy, meat, bread, pantry goods, prepared food, drinks, and specialty makers, all under the market’s producer-only model. A walk through the lineup moves from farm staples to ready-to-eat lunch options to bottles, baked goods, and pantry items tied to named regional businesses.

• -Find cheese from Argyle Cheese Farmer.
• -Pick up dairy from Battenkill Valley Creamery.
• -Browse mushrooms from Collar City Mushrooms.
• -Look for vegetables and farm goods from Laughing Earth Farm.
• -Add orchard fruit and farm products from Samascott Orchards.
• -Choose garlic from Saratoga Garlic.
• -Bring home maple products from Wells Maple Farm.
• -Shop meat from Estherland Wagyu.
• -Pick up jerky from Muddy Trail Jerky.
• -Take home bread and baked goods from Our Daily Bread Ovenbird Baking.
• -Save room for pastries from Nostalgia Bakery.
• -Grab sourdough from Mahia Sourdough when it returns in summer.
• -Try pesto from Buddhapesto.
• -Stock the pantry with peanut butter from Saratoga Peanut Butter.
• -Add spices from Saratoga Spicery.
• -Pick up olive oil from The Furies Olive Oil when it returns in summer.
• -Order crepes from Holy Crepe.
• -Eat arepas from Oh Corn! Arepas when it returns in summer.
• -Go for tacos from La Capital Tacos.
• -Take home ravioli from Via Ravioli.
• -Pour cider from Slyboro Ciderhouse.
• -Shop spirits from Albany Distilling, Harvest Spirits, or Springbrook Hollow Distillery.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at Troy Waterfront Farmers Market. Parking is one of the more useful details to sort out before arrival: outdoor market shoppers can use RPI’s Blitman Residence Hall at 1800 6th Ave during Saturday market hours, and free weekend parking is also available on Troy city streets, lots, and garages. The State Street Parking Garage sits next to the outdoor market, while the 5th Ave. Parking Garage is less than one block from the winter market and less than two blocks from the outdoor market. Another option is the city-owned lots just north of the Green Island Bridge at 401 River St, followed by a walk south along the seawall promenade through Riverfront Park. Restrooms are not available.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Troy Waterfront Farmers Market. The market also publishes nutrition benefits information alongside vendor, parking, and dog-policy details, which is useful if payment options affect how you plan your stop.