Jessica Cannarella

Handmade ceramic artwork made right here in the Adirondacks! Each piece is inspired by nature and is unique as they are not mass produced. (###) ###-####

Elene Dashler

Todd McAuley

Adirondack Kettle Korn is celebrating their 26th year in business. Family owned and operated, vending in 100+ shows per year throughout the 518. 

Ken Gadway

Gary Carpenter

One of a kind turned bowls & burls, lazy Susans, utensils, cutting boards, serving boards, candle holders & one of a kind pieces.

Phone: (518) 636-7127

Rachelle Waters

AHA Mushrooms grows gourmet mushrooms year-round in New York’s Adirondack mountains. We offer log-grown shiitake seasonally, as well as a variety of choice culinary mushrooms from our mushroom barn.

Dina Garvey

Dina creates one of a kind, hand painted and lettered artwork inspired by her forever home in the Adirondacks. All pieces are created by me using locally harvested, recycled, and wearable materials with paints that are made using a mixture of acrylics, native plants/flowers, binders and thickeners that create unique hues and textures.

Brian Heinz

Brian is the critically acclaimed author of twenty books for children. His award-winning books include fiction and nonfiction, in verse and in prose, from true-to-life to humorous, in multiple genres. Many titles reflect the majesty of the natural world and were researched on location. Several titles focus on the Adirondacks where he maintains a home in Wilmington.

Bear Pond Woodworking was started over fifteen years ago. We craft wooden ware for the kitchen. Small tables and benches are another item we make. Also one of kind pens, pencils, and wood handled knives using native and imported hardwoods.

Betty and Pat Hendrick

Betty is a lifelong artist. Her favorite media are collage and watercolors. Pat has been a news and athletic events photographer for more than 50 years. Pat enjoys working in a variety of media, primarily oils.

Walter Wilson

Border Bee Company manages nearly 1,000 colonies of honeybees under the care of Walter Wilson. Starting as a hobby three generations ago, Walter proudly keeps the family tradition buzzing by maintaining his grandfather’s passion and legacy for beekeeping.

Shannon and Tyler Eaton

Blue Pepper Farm is a regenerative farm, producing farmstead yogurt from our small flock of pasture raised dairy sheep in the Adirondacks. We strive to produce the most decadent yogurt you’ve ever tasted and we believe the only way to achieve this is to respect the interconnectedness of our soil, our pastures, and the health and happiness of our flock.

Capisce Coffee & Espresso Bar is an independently woman owned and operated business. Located at 5659 Cascade Road, we are open at 6am daily. Capisce is located on the gateway to Lake Placid, just minutes from the Olympic Ski Jumps and historic John Brown Farm. Join us at "A Place Upstate" for coffee and cocktails, seasonally inspired Italian specialties, and see our state-of-the-art La Marzocco espresso machine.

Bryan Briscoe

Bucksberry Farm is a small Eco-friendly farm located just inside the Adirondack Park, in Saranac NY. We grow small quantities of farm-fresh vegetables, herbs, fruit and tropical spice rhizomes. Bucksberry Farm has been in operation since 2007 as market farm.

Julie Stickles

All items are one-of-a-kind and hand crocheted. Beyond the hats and bags, the “etc.” list includes: scarves, phone carriers, water bottle holders, lanyards, towel holders, baskets, pouches, and pet beds.

Marleen Barney

Marleen is self taught as a painter of landscape scenes. She is inspired by these beautiful mountains, streets, and trees. All her life, her favorite tree has always been the white birch, which they are her favorite to paint. She paints miniature wood pieces, canvas, and Faux Stained Glass.

Simon Colley

Great Northern Pantry was founded on a simple belief: food should be honest, consistent, and rooted in tradition. British baking is being rediscovered for its comfort and craftsmanship—and we’re proud to be part of that revival.

Keith Van Sise

Gristmill Distillers sources locally, we mash locally, and we distill locally – deep in the heart of the Adirondacks! We strive for quality, working to make smooth, classic spirits that can be sipped straight—but that are just as good in your favorite mixed libation with a dash of this and a garnish of that.

Ben Harris and Maeve Taylor

We are a small family run farm in Westport, NY that grows produce, eggs and meat using draft horse power and organic practices. We specialize in heirloom tomatoes, salad mix, potatoes, sweet corn, berries, and cut flowers. We raise our chickens on pasture, thus creating happy chickens and delicious eggs. We strive for our farm to be a healthy component of the environment and community.

Lis Barsuglia-Madsen & Michael Barsuglia

We Hand Weave rugs in wool or cotton, table runners, shawls, scarves. Hand Knit sweaters, shawls, hats, mittens, cowls. We Hand Dye yarns and write our own Knitting patterns to go with our own hand dyed yarns, so someone could make the same.

Irma Maldonado

Tamales are a traditional Mexican food. Made from a base of corn masa, tamales can be made in many different styles, flavors and colors.

Jeffrey Gavaletz

JMG Woodworking is owned and operated by Jeffrey Gavaletz. Jeffrey is an artisan woodworker who designs and produces many products with a focus on quality. In addition to the many fine products, he also does custom jobs including camp signs, restorations, specialty turnings and custom products for your business.

Kimberly Davidson Bleau

At Kimberly Handwoven, they weave and dye 100% wool blankets on their 56" and 92" looms. They also weave a full line of cotton, linen and silk scarves and shawls. They love to weave custom colors for our customers.

Bob Lange

They design and create original hand made works of art using acryllc and enamel paints. Whether on canvas, or on a plastic switch plate or receptacle cover, a cabochon gemstone mounted in metal jewelry or a jewelry box, each piece is a unique and individual work of art.

Cindy Rivers

Heirloom herbs, perennials, annuals, veggie starts, vegetables and flowers grown naturally on our farm. Original photography, including linen goods, wall hangings, and cards. 

Mina Clark and Brian Cowan 

We are a wife and husband collaboration of many different arts and hand made things. I come up with (sometimes) fabulous ideas and my husband helps me bring them to life. I primarily hand engrave glass and sometimes paint miniature landscapes. He makes my wood frames, creates the wood bases for our lamps, electrifies them as well as expands on my ideas to complete our projects.

Jackie and Jim Wheelin

Mossbrook Roots is a small but mighty cut-flower farm located in Keeseville. They harvest a diverse array of unique, high-quality flowers and foliages throughout the growing season to supply their farm store, full-service florist shop in Plattsburgh, and regional farmer's markets.

Ron Rodgers

Ron is inspired by nature and living in the Adirondack Park. He enjoys presenting my original watercolor paintings, framed with unique natural materials. He also offers a wide selection of note cards from my original works. On a limited basis he offers his sculpture and nature inspired jewelry.

North Country Creamery is a 100% grass-fed, Non-GMO, and Animal Welfare Approved dairy in Keeseville, NY. We craft farmstead cheeses and cream-line yogurts from our pasture-raised Jersey cows through responsible stewardship, intentional craft, and a genuine connection to the land and community we serve.

Sarah Manitta

The wildness of the Adirondack mountains is the inspiration for all Northern Forest Silver adornments. Each piece is handcrafted using sterling silver and hand cut gemstones. This jewelry is as sturdy and captivating as the landscape that is found here and people that call it home.

Mike Champagne/ Marisa Lenetsky

They are a tight knit group of farmers who cultivate 25 acres of organically grown vegetables in Plattsburgh, NY. They take pride in their high quality vegetables and love feeding our community! In addition to attending farmers' markets, we have a farmstand, CSA program, and local and regional wholesale accounts.

Joy Herfurth

They are a small family-owned and operated Certified Organic Maple Farm and New York's ONLY Maple Winery. They tap 11,000 maple trees and produce about 200 cases of wine annually. Their wine includes 23 varieties of cold hardy grapes and fruit wines in Dry, Sweet or Semisweet.

Christine and Michael McCauliffe

Papa Dukes BBQ has been in the food service business for over 10 years. They have been a member of the Adirondack Farmers Market for more than 20 years. Their food is cooked in house at our commissary in Willsboro. They do all types of catering for public and private events. They use their mobile kitchen to serve at Farmers Markets, festivals, and special events.

Patrick and April St. Onge

Our family raises pork, beef, and chicken as naturally as possible. They also raise egg laying chickens and sell eggs. They sell piglets too. Happy animals make delicious meat!

Michael Baker

Pleasant Valley Café in Elizabethtown, open 7:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. every day for breakfast and lunch. We are vendors at the Keene Valley Farmers’ Market on Sundays.

Brendan Richardson

Sapling rustic furniture harvests locally grown saplings and wood products to make handcrafted rustic furniture in the Adirondacks. Specializing in elm woven and leather seated chairs, repair seat weaving and custom tables.

Bernadette Martin

At Saranac River Ranch they make 100% cold pressed fruit and vegetable juices using local and organic produce. Cleanse packages are also available.

Julia Chambers

She creates realistic wooden mountain art. All of her mountain scenes are based on views within the Adirondack Park. Every part of the process is done by the artist - she draws the patterns, mills the wood, cuts the pieces by hand, sands and shapes the pieces, paints the skies, and frames them. She also makes wooden earrings, and some other wooden Adirondack themed art.

Linnae D’Auria

Singing Seed Botanicals, located in Keene, NY, grows and sells fresh herbs and edible flowers, herbal products, and art inspired by the land. Linnae D'Auria has helped tend the land of her family farm nearly her entire life and now returns to this same land to lovingly grow and craft offerings with the goal of nourishing this community, and beyond!

Jenn Marshall

Solitude Soapworks is a small, woman-owned bath and body company located in the heart of the High Peaks. They use the cold process method of soap making which means there is no external heat source to cook the soap, therefore, all the benefits of the plant-based butters and oils remain intact which results in exceptionally gentle products you can feel good about using.

Suellen McMillen and Jim Van Woert

Suellen and Jim have been creating jewelry in their Lake Placid studio since 1993. Their designs focus on forms found in nature; cedar, oak, acorn, native flowers & moss. Other collections were inspired by Adk activities; hiking, kayaking, knitting and quilting. Their work is entirely hand-finished solely by the two of them. (solid sterling silver or 14k gold)

Shane and Emily Dicob

Sterling Roots, the Adirondack Silversmiths, creates hand-forged jewelry in sterling silver and high karat gold. Rooted in tradition, our work reflects years of disciplined practice, quiet mastery, and intentional design. Each piece is shaped by hand in our studio, drawing from the raw, untamed landscape that continues to guide our forms.

Stephen DiCerbo

His artwork centers on fish, wildlife, and natural science subjects by employing various mediums including graphite, pen and ink, painting, and printmaking. For his fish-focused work, he primarily uses Gyotak, a traditional Japanese printmaking method.

Darrell Altizer

Handcrafted specialty items of heirloom quality. All items are hand made and the wood is locally sourced. All items are reasonable price, made to last a life time. We can make custom items if you desire.

Courtney Marvin

Rooted in the craft of naturally leavened bread, The Drifter’s Loaf is a small-batch bakery dedicated to slow fermentation and stone-ground organic flours. From airy, high-hydration focaccia layered with farm-fresh vegetables to hearty loaves made from nutrient-rich ancient grains, each bake honors traditional methods while embracing modern digestibility. With a focus on texture and deep, developed flavor, we offer our community thoughtfully made, wholesome bread—freshly baked each week.

Sue Bailey & Amanda Hapeman

Amanda and Sue have been friends for over 50 years! Bringing their creativity together, they have a lot to offer. From hand woven baskets created with hand dyed reed to hand painted bottles with fairy lights! Also other one of a kind, unique and fun items!

Jane Desotelle

Since 1978, Jane Desotelle has been growing and ethically harvesting wild herbs for teas. Other products are catnip toys, lavender items, balsam wreaths and pillows and essential oils.

Wes Whitney

Abigail Duquette

Wild Light Coffee is a mobile coffee cart based in Cadyville, NY. We serve handcrafted hot and iced coffee, cold brew, specialty drinks and seasonal offerings at farmers markets and events throughout the Adirondacks. We focus on quality ingredients and locally sourced products. Our syrups are homemade and every drink is crafted with consistency and care. Wild Light Coffee is rooted in creativity, community and a genuine love for what we do.

Shawn Halperin

One of a kind jewelry pieces reflecting the essence of the Adirondacks. Miniature carved birch hearts set in bronze, miniature oil painted landscape and chickadee pendants, bronze rings with gemstones, unisex bolo-slide pendants and intricate beading. Made in Upper Jay, NY

Lissa Goldstein

Wild Work Farm grows exceptional vegetables in Keene Valley. We are a small team on small acreage, but produce a lot of high quality produce that is available 10+ months of the year. Find our produce at the Keene Market, through our online store, and at retailers around the Ausable Valley.

Dennis & Melissa Poirier

Grassfed Beef, lamb, pastured pork, poultry (broiler chicken, duck, turkey and eggs). We have been selling our meat products through farmers markets for 18 years.

Kirsten Liebl and Taylor LaFleur

Wollecru is a sheep farm specializing in wool and woven goods created from our flock and dyed from plants that we grow or forage at our farm. We also sell lamb, sheepskins, and tallow candles, in order to utilize all that the sheep can offer us. We have a young orchard and vineyard planted, and a small specialty garden nursery that is open seasonally.