One of the best things about summer in the Hamptons is the abundance of local farmers’ markets – all the towns have them. Here’s a rundown of farmers’ markets on the East End where you can buy directly from the growers and makers. In addition, there are also some terrific farm markets that sell local products.
Westhampton Beach Farmers Market
on the Village Green, corner of Main Street and Mill Road
Saturdays 9am – 1pm
breads, cakes, cookies, pies, cheese, free range chicken, eggs, fish, shellfish, flowers, fruits and vegetables, fudge, Greek yogurt, pickles, herbs, honey, pasta, cheese, soups, local wine and more.
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Good Ground Farmers Market, Hampton Bays
Hamptons Bays Plaza Parking Lot
190 W. Montauk Highway
Thursdays 3-7 pm, rain or shine, through October 7
all locally grown, caught and handmade products
Flanders Farm Fresh Food Market
Flanders Community Center
655 Flanders Road
Saturdays 10am – 2pm through October
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Southampton Farmers & Artisans Market
Agawam Park
51 Pond Lane, Southampton
Sundays 9am – 3pm through November 28
local produce, seafood, vegetables, pickles, jewelry, art and lots more
Sag Harbor Farmers Market
corner of Bay and Burke Streets on the waterfront
Saturdays 9 am – 1pm, through October 29
local fruit, vegetables, seafood, eggs, mushrooms, bread and baked goods, jams, flowers and more
Springs Farmers Market
Ashawagh Community Center
780 Springs Fireplace Road
East Hampton
Saturdays 9am – 1pm through October
East Hampton Farmers Market
Herrick Park
67 Newtown Lane
East Hampton
Fridays 9am – 2pm through September 3
Baked goods, produce, seafood, fruit, coffee, pasta, nuts, flowers, bread and lots more
Amber Waves Farm Market & Cafe
Main Street
Amagansett
Daily 8am – 5pm
Organic vegetables, herbs and cut flowers as well as their own grains – winter wheat, hullless oats, flint corn and popcorn.
Montauk Farmers Market
Montauk Village Green
743 Montauk Highway
Thursdays 9am – 2pm through September 10
Seafood, produce, bread, honey, pickles, cheese, cookies and more
