05/29/2026
TOMORROW IS GOING TO BE A BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR A MARKET!!
Come on out and join us!
The amazing vendors and community organizations LISTED BELOW will be out on Lafayette Park from 9 am - noon with all their abundance! Vendors this summer will be offering freshly harvested fruits and vegetables and mushrooms; local eggs, meats and cheeses; fresh baked artisan breads, granolas, pies, cookies and scones; hard ciders; coffees and teas; local syrup and honey; jams, salsas, and pestos; ready-to-eat prepared dishes, wraps and salads; beautiful artisan crafts, including hand-sewn aprons and kitchen items, pottery, fiber and fiber products, willow baskets, jewelry, artwork and cards. And a full season of wonderful local performers!
We are all really looking forward to another joyous season together. See vendor highlights below!
VENDOR HIGHLIGHTS - May 30
Berry Brae Farm: Berry Brae Farm is excited to return to the Oxford Farmers Market for another season of local food, community, and good conversations. We’ll be bringing our pasture-raised meats, our Ida Cleaner laundry soap, and our growing line of Ida skin care products — all thoughtfully made right here on our farm in Chenango County. We love sharing what we’re building and connecting directly with the people who support local farms and small businesses. Be sure to subscribe to our website for weekly specials, market updates, seasonal products, and event information throughout the season.
Maria Bersani: Seasonal produce and baked goods
Black Cat Ranch: Fresh Nettles!; And fresh herbs including catnip, chive, oregano, bee balm, mugwort, and sweet tarragon.
CoppiceWeaving Willow Basketry by Danny O’Brien: NEW TO THE MARKET! Locally grown basketry willow and hand-made willow baskets—all grown and crafted on my small farm in Plymouth, NY. This week is my first market ever and I’m very excited to join the Oxford Farmers’ Market community! I’ll have baskets on display and baskets for sale. I’ll also be weaving a couple round bottoms. Please stop by to say hi, ask questions about weaving with willow, growing willow/dogwood, or anything else! And buy baskets!
Daya's Indian Kitchen: Serving Indian food and chai.
D&D Leonor Duquela: Chicken, duck and turkey eggs.
Enough...And a Little Bit More: Your choice of locally grown microgreens include - Arugula, Broccoli, Cabbage, Kale, Mild Micro Salad, Spicy Micro Salad, Radish microgreens, Sunflower Shoots and Pea shoots. Farmer Pat's SEASONAL DRY GOODS featuring Everything Bagel Seasoning. OAK SHIRE FARM mushrooms - Oyster. SNOW FARM CREAMERY Cheeses - various styles of various Gouda and CHEDDAR. EARTH'S HARVEST FARM Products - Porridge mix, Flapjack mix and others from NYS-grown and stone-milled organic flours and grains. Locally produced sandwich bread, bagels and English muffins from Bonnie's in Greene.
Fiat Homestead: Fresh Rhubarb, asparagus, raw honey, free range chicken and duck eggs, beeswax candles, aprons, tortilla warmers, face cloths, cat toys, scrunchies, earrings with sterling hooks, natural goat's milk soap made with organic oils, stuffed crochet animals, natural salves and balms, and more!
Finnlandia Farm: Finnlandia Farm offers pasture raised chicken and duck eggs, fresh baked soft pretzels, fudge, jams, and a variety of cookies.
Grateful Market: Grateful Market is an organic grocery in Unadilla. We are excited and grateful to bring to Oxford some of the organic foods that we prepare for our Unadilla shop. We have wonderful organic wraps, soups, salads, hummus, and more.
Harold and Audrey Johnson: Chair caning demonstration and information about Habitat for Humanity.
Hartwig Hilltop Honey: We are Mark and Kristi Hartwig and we own and manage about 50 hives in the Greene area that produces our Hartwig Hilltop Honey. We offer beautifully light raw unfiltered honey, as well as regular liquid light and dark honey. We also make flavor infused honeys. Our flavors are cinnamon, roasted coffee, creamed vanilla bean, lavender, and spicy hot. We also made for you some extremely smooth creamed honey.
Jars of Deliciousness: We are from RiverHorse Farms in New Berlin and feature items to brighten your meals and beverages. I have syrups, vinegars, herbs, spices, extracts, jams, jellies, and why-nots.
Joyful Manor - NEW TO THE MARKET!: Coffee and spices.
Lucinda Eden: Home-made jams and pottery.
Misty Valley Art Creations: Stop by and see the gorgeous new glow-in-the-dark creatures. Some also made for light stand display. These are one of a kind!
Oxford Farmers' Market Table: Market totes and t-shirts made from 100% cotton. Newly stocked in all sizes and designs! All artwork courtesy of Lem Mills of Black Cat Ranch, as well as signup sheets, literature and the Community Board with loads of postings about local events.
Peaceful By Nature Farm: I’m so excited to see everybody back on the park! I’ll have an assortment of delicious and healthy grass-fed and finished lamb and beef cuts - although my inventory of ground beef is low, so I’ll have a limited supply with me (in other words, arrive early if it’s on your shopping list). I’ll also have bags of raw wool for garden mulching needs, and my new tallow-based hand and heel cream - unscented, lavender, orange blossom, and a new limited edition “Gardener’s Gloves”. Stop by to look in the coolers or try out the hand creams!
Penwingle Farm: Penwingle Farm will have rhubarb, lettuce and spinach (and maybe some ramps) as well as various jams, honeycomb, chicken eggs, duck eggs, small-batch maple syrup, raspberry bushes and gourd bird houses.
Petals and Pretty Things: I will have hanging baskets, bedding plants and an assortment of quilted table runners, and hand knit items.
Pottery by Mary: A variety of handmade pottery items in an array of glazes. Most items will be utilitarian with some decorative items . All Items will be food safe, dishwasher safe as well as microwave and oven safe. I take cash, checks, Zelle, and venmo. It's not too early to think about holiday gifts. I will be taking orders.
Red Sky Homestead: We will have organic loose leaf tea blends including the NEW iced tea "Porch Swing Collection." Additionally, goat milk soap, dish block soap and laundry powder. Limited supply of the " Wild Rose Collection" will also be available.
The Rolling Scones: Freshly Baked Artisan Scones handcrafted in small batches and baked fresh for every market, our scones feature a rotating menu of seasonal flavors. This week’s lineup: Blueberry lemon, Orange cranberry, and Almond.
Shadeyside Farm: Our hens are busy laying the many colors of eggs that we'll be offering for sale. The sheep have provided the wool for our natural colored yarns, and a new run of Wool Garden Pellets, ready to use in the spring gardens. We're participating in the NY Fiber Trail, and will have booklets for anyone interested in participating, or can stamp booklets for anyone visiting places on the Trail.
Stand of Corn and Honey: Flowers, dahlia tubers, and maybe a few tomato plants.
Sunrise Farm: NEW THIS WEEK: MILK from Kriemhild dairy! Whole and Skim. Eggs, quick breads (banana, pumpkin, peach, rhubarb, zucchini), Kutik's honey, syrup, Kriemhild dairy buttermilk and butter, Evans Farmhouse Creamery cheddar, and Stoltzfus yogurt.
Walker Tree Farm: Baked goods, jams, honey, syrup, produce, and wild blueberry bushes.
Wallings Maple Syrup: We'll be offering our certified organic maple syrup in a variety of sizes and bottles, maple candy and cream, granulated maple sugar, maple-coated nuts, maple cotton candy, and maple popcorn, as well as maple tea and coffee. In addition, we'll have our popular flavored syrups, also certified organic, in cinnamon and vanilla.
Wander Creek Farm: The greens are starting to come in! We'll have the first of the chard and kale, bags of spinach, baby kale and our favorite salad mix! Gorgeous head lettuces including mini romaine, some tender little bok choy and another thing or two. We'll also have our ground beef in the cooler and a few seedlings!
Wisteria Lane Greenhouse: We will have available fresh spinach, lettuce mix, tomato transplants, pepper transplants, cucumber transplants, yellow summer squash and zucchini transplants and flowering potted marigolds.
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