Willsboro Farmers' Market

Willsboro Farmers' Market runs on Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., June through September, on Rt. 22 in Willsboro. The vendor mix points to a market built around Adirondack farm goods and handmade products rather than a long roster of interchangeable stalls: vegetables, herbs, mushrooms, honey, sheep yogurt, maple products, flowers, baked goods, soap, jewelry, and wood art all appear in the current lineup. That makes this a useful stop if you want to shop across food and craft vendors in one visit.

What you'll find there

The clearest pattern here is a mix of working farms and small makers with distinct specialties, not just generic produce tables. You can shop staple ingredients, prepared food, and nonfood goods in the same market, with several vendors tied closely to Adirondack agriculture and craft traditions.

• -Pick up vegetables, herbs, fruit, and tropical spice rhizomes from Bucksberry Farm.
• -Find farmstead yogurt made from pasture-raised dairy sheep, along with pasture-raised lamb, sheepskins, yarn, and woven blankets from Blue Pepper Farm.
• -Shop gourmet mushrooms from AHA Mushrooms, including seasonal log-grown shiitake and other culinary varieties grown year-round.
• -Bring home local honey from Border Bee Company, which manages honeybee colonies.
• -Look for maple syrup and maple wine from Olde Tyme Winery at Brandy Brook Maple Farm, a certified organic maple farm and maple winery.
• -Order barbecue from Papa Dukes BBQ, cooked in-house at a commissary in Willsboro and served from a mobile kitchen.
• -Add bread and baked goods from The Drifter's Loaf, a small-batch bakery working with slow fermentation and stone-ground organic flours.
• -Take home cut flowers and foliages from Mossbrook Roots Flower Farm.
• -Stock up on organically grown vegetables from North Point Community Farm, a group of farmers also running a farmstand, CSA program, and wholesale accounts.
• -Browse cold-process soaps and bath-and-body products from Solitude Soapworks, LLC.
• -Wear jewelry from Spruce Mountain Designs, made in a Lake Placid studio with forms inspired by nature.
• -Choose hand-forged jewelry in sterling silver and high karat gold from Sterling Roots.
• -See wooden mountain art, wooden earrings, and other Adirondack-themed pieces from Secret Mountain Creations.
• -Pick up wild herbs for teas, plus catnip toys, lavender items, balsam wreaths and pillows, and essential oils from Underwood Herbs.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at the market, which is the detail most likely to change how you plan the trip. The market does not list restrooms in its visitor details, so this is not a stop to count on for facilities. Shopping hours are limited to a Thursday morning window, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., during the June-to-September season. The market is located on Rt. 22 in Willsboro, and its vendor list spans both food sellers and craft-focused booths, so it works well for a single-stop pickup of produce, prepared food, pantry items, flowers, bath goods, jewelry, and Adirondack art.