The Hyde Park Farmers Market

05/28/2026

🌽🥕 OPENING DAY IS ALMOST HERE! 🥖🌻

Join us for the opening day of the 2026 season at The Hyde Park Farmers Market on Saturday, June 6 from 9am–2pm at 4390 Albany Post Road in Hyde Park!

Come shop fresh Hudson Valley produce, local meats & eggs, baked goods, specialty foods, flowers, herbs, artisan goods, handmade items, and so much more while supporting local farms and small businesses right here in our community.

✨ NEW THIS SEASON — POP Club! ✨

Our FREE Power of Produce Club for kids ages 3–12 helps children learn about healthy eating, local food, and farming through fun hands-on activities, cooking demos, tastings, crafts, scavenger hunts, and more. Kids earn POP Tokens to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables at the market!

Parents can sign children up at the market each Saturday.

🎶 Live music
🥕 Fresh local food
🛍️ Artisan makers
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Community fun
🌱 Family-friendly activities

We can’t wait to spend Saturdays with you this season and continue building something special for Hyde Park together.

📍 4390 Albany Post Road, Hyde Park, NY
🕘 Saturdays • 9am–2pm
📅 June 6 – October 31, 2026

05/28/2026

There’s something special about knowing where your food comes from. 🐮❤️

Triple A Angus is a family-owned farm from Red Hook, NY bringing locally raised beef, pork, and lamb straight to our community. From beautiful steaks and slow-cooked pulled pork to pasture-raised animals cared for with dedication and respect, their passion shines through in every bite.

And honestly… their cows might be local celebrities at this point. 😂

Stop by and visit Triple A Angus this season at The Hyde Park Farmers Market, Saturdays from 9am–2pm!

05/27/2026

Sometimes the best stories start with a dream and a deep love for the land. 🌱🍄

Justyn and Emily of Farm Lane Farms returned to Hyde Park to build a life centered around stewardship, sustainability, and incredible food. From specialty mushrooms and fresh produce to handmade soaps, whipped tallow moisturizers, and natural bug repellents, everything they create reflects their passion for healthy living and thoughtful farming.

And if you’ve ever talked mushrooms with them… you already know — they LOVE mushrooms. 🍄😂

Stop by and see what they’re growing this season at The Hyde Park Farmers Market, Saturdays from 9am–2pm!

05/25/2026

Please help us welcome back Lasher Meadows Farm-Fresh to the Hyde Park Farmers Market for the 2026 season! 🐓🥚🐖

From pasture-raised poultry to SEVEN kinds of farm fresh eggs, homemade soups, duck egg quiche, and more — Lasher Meadows is truly one of a kind.

But what makes them extra special is the heart behind the farm. ❤️ Family-run, community-focused, and deeply rooted in the Hudson Valley, they’ve become a favorite part of our market family.

We can’t wait to spend Saturdays with them again this season!

📍The Hyde Park Farmers Market
🗓 Saturdays beginning June 6
⏰ 9am–2pm

Follow them:
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lashermeadows.com

05/21/2026

🍎🌿 VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: FINO FARMS 🌿🍑

For generations, Fino Farms has been growing some of the Hudson Valley’s most beautiful and delicious produce right along the west bank of the Hudson River. ❤️

This multigenerational family farm grows over 300 acres of fruits and vegetables — including:
🍎 Apples
🍑 Peaches & nectarines
🍒 Cherries
🫐 Berries
🍐 Pears
🌽 Fresh vegetables & more!

If you follow them on Instagram (), you already know their page is full of gorgeous orchard views, fresh-picked fruit, blooming trees, and a real behind-the-scenes look at Hudson Valley farming life. 🌞🚜

And trust us… once peak season hits, their stand becomes a MUST-STOP at the market. 👀🍑

We’re so excited to welcome Fino Farms back to The Hyde Park Farmers Market for another season of farm-fresh goodness and hometown community spirit.

📍 Saturdays • 9am–2pm
📍 4390 Albany Post Road, Hyde Park
(across from Town Hall)
🌻 June through October
🎉 Opening Day: June 6!

Fresh Food. Local Farmers. Strong Community. ❤️

05/20/2026

THE COUNTDOWN IS ON! 🌻🥕❤️

Opening Day for The Hyde Park Farmers Market is Saturday, June 6, and we cannot WAIT to welcome everyone back for another incredible season in the heart of our community.

Join us every Saturday from June through October, 9am–2pm at:
📍 4390 Albany Post Road, Hyde Park
(across from Town Hall)

✨ 20+ weekly vendors
🥕 Fresh local produce, meats & eggs
🍞 Baked goods & handmade items
🧒 POP Club for kids ages 3–12
🎉 Community events all season long
🚜 Touch-A-Truck
🇺🇸 July 4th celebration
🎃 Haunted Harvest Market & more!

Since 2003, our market has brought neighbors together to shop local, support Hudson Valley farms, and build a stronger community together.

Fresh Food. Local Farmers. Strong Community. ❤️

Follow along as we count down to Opening Day with vendor spotlights, behind-the-scenes peeks, POP Club fun, and more!

🌐 thehydeparkfarmersmarket.com
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05/10/2026

🐝 A single mason bee visits up to 2,000 flowers a day and pollinates 95% of them on contact. A honeybee pollinates about 5%. One small, quiet, solitary bee — no hive, no swarm, almost never stings — doing the pollination work of a hundred honeybees.

All she needs is a block of wood with holes drilled in it.

🐝 The build:
- A block of untreated hardwood — oak, maple, or a cut 4x6 post
- Drill 5/16" holes, 6 inches deep, spaced ¾" apart
- Smooth each entrance — splinters will block her from nesting
- Don't drill all the way through — she needs a sealed back wall
- Alternative: bundle 6" lengths of natural bamboo or paper tubes

🐝 The placement:
- 3-6 feet high on a south-facing wall, fence, or post
- Morning sun is everything — she won't fly until her body warms up
- Within 300 feet of flowering trees or garden beds
- Sheltered from rain with a small overhang
- Set a shallow dish of damp clay or mud nearby — she builds her egg chambers with it

🐝 What to expect:
- Hang the house by early spring before fruit trees bloom
- She emerges when temps hit 55°F and works for about six weeks straight
- You'll see her ferrying mud to cap each cell — that means she's laying
- Each tube holds 6-8 eggs that overwinter and emerge the following spring

A $15 block of wood and a drill bit — and every fruit tree, berry bush, and vegetable blossom within 300 feet gets the most efficient pollinator on the planet. 🌿

05/09/2026

05/08/2026

We’re always proud to spotlight businesses that truly show up for our community, and DS Home Services is one of them. Beyond being valued vendors and supporters of The Hyde Park Farmers Market, they consistently give back in meaningful ways throughout the Hudson Valley. Take a look at just some of the incredible community impact they’ve made this month alone 👏💚

05/07/2026

The bee you're trying to save isn't the one doing most of the pollination in your yard. North America has roughly 4,000 native bee species. One honeybee species gets the campaigns, the bumper stickers, and the documentaries.

Native solitary bees don't live in hives. They nest in the ground, in hollow stems, in tiny holes in old wood. They don't make honey. They don't swarm. Most of them can barely sting. And per flower visit, they transfer more pollen than a honeybee — because they're messier, less efficient collectors, which means more pollen lands where the plant actually needs it.

Mason bees alone can pollinate an apple orchard with a fraction of the numbers a honeybee colony requires. Sweat bees handle low-growing wildflowers honeybees skip entirely. Mining bees work in cooler temperatures when honeybees stay in the hive.

🐛 What's already nesting near you:
- Small metallic-green bees on your flowers are sweat bees — one of the largest native bee families, and they've been showing up every spring without a single headline
- Tiny holes in bare soil patches aren't ant nests — mining bees raise their young underground, one egg per chamber, and they were there before you noticed
- A "bee hotel" houses mason bees and leafcutter bees, but the ground nesters outnumber them and just need a patch of undisturbed dirt

The honeybee got the brand. The solitary bees got the territory 🌿

05/06/2026

🌱🍎 LOCAL BUSINESSES — THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE! 🍎🌱

The Hyde Park Farmers Market’s brand-new POP (Power Of Produce) Club is launching this season, and we’re inviting local businesses, organizations, and community partners to help us inspire the next generation of healthy eaters, gardeners, creators, and community leaders. 💚

We now offer MULTIPLE sponsorship levels and opportunities for businesses of all sizes — from sponsoring a single week of activities to becoming a major seasonal partner! 🌟

For as little as $150, you can sponsor a full week of hands-on POP Club programming serving approximately 100 local children each week right here in Hyde Park!

POP Club teaches kids ages 3–12 about:
🥕 Healthy eating
🌱 Gardening & growing food
🍓 Nutrition & cooking
💰 Financial literacy
🧠 Community connection
🎨 Creativity & hands-on learning

Sponsors also have opportunities to:
✨ Lead a POP Club activity
✨ Showcase their business in a meaningful way
✨ Connect with local families
✨ Receive recognition on our social media, newsletters & promotional materials
✨ Invest directly in a healthier, stronger Hudson Valley community

Whether you’re a bank, healthcare provider, restaurant, nursery, contractor, educator, fitness studio, grocery store, or small local business — there’s a place for YOU in POP Club! 💚

This season features 22 weeks of exciting themes and activities including:
🇺🇸 Red, White & Blueberry Bash
🍄 Make Room For Mushrooms
🌈 Eat The Rainbow
🌶 Pepper Power
🫧 Berries & Bubbles
…and so much more!

Together, we can help local kids learn that healthy living is fun, exciting, and accessible. 🌻

📍 The Hyde Park Farmers Market
🗓 Saturdays | June 6 – October 31
📧 [email protected]
🌐 thehydeparkfarmersmarket.com
📞 Shannon Lasher, Manager — (845) 337-9349

Proudly sponsored by the Hyde Park Chamber of Commerce 💙