Extending from the third Saturday in June to the last Saturday in September annually, the Perry Farmers' Market - on the corner of Main Street and Borden Avenue - hosts fifteen to twenty vendors offering a dazzling array of produce for area residents. Weekly music and demonstrations mingle with a festive, colorful atmosphere, places to sit and catch up with friends or just enjoy the sights and sounds of summer.

Selection & Variety

The 8:30 - 12:30 market features vendors providing the full spectrum of fresh fruits and vegetables, maple and honey products, meats, fresh baked breads, scones, and pies, chocolates, cut flowers and hanging baskets, certified organic chickens and produce, and many other unique and homemade products. Farmers' Market Nutrition coupons, available through Office of the Aging and Women, Infants and Children (WIC), will be accepted at the market.

Weekly Entertainment

Through the Summer Saturday Arts Series, the market will also host live music weekly at 10 o'clock from regionally acclaimed performers. In addition, there will be cooking demonstrations from local chefs, craft, bead-making, flintknapping, spinning, stained glass and pottery demonstrations, Irish dancing, and kids' activities such as face painting, custom cartoons and magicians.

Area restaurants take turns hosting a booth each week to offer refreshments and lunch, and the Arts Council sponsors a booth to permit area artists to display and sell their work.

Experience Perry

Beyond providing a diverse sampling of western New York's most delicious produce to our customers, our main goals in starting the Market have been to enhance the quality of life for area residents, act as a catalyst for the area economy, and most importantly, help build community.

The Perry Farmers' Market is an ideal first stop as part of one's Saturday plans, whether at Silver Lake, Letchworth State Park, or to gather fixings for a superb summer lunch back home.

Thank You!

Market Coordinators Rick Hauser, Keirsten Snell, and Meghan DeGolyer Hauser founded and organize the event with the full support of the Village, the Town and the County. In addition to many others, the Market would like to thank the following for past and present assistance and efforts:

• Batavia Daily News
• Bush Hill Florist
• Community Clothes Closet
• Country Courier
• Country Kitchen and Pizzeria
• Effie Rover, Inc.
• In. Site: Architecture
• JN White Designs/ Perry Herald
• Letchworth Cable Access
• Perry Masonic Temple
• Perry Rotary
• Perry Village Mayor and Board, and Town Supervisor and Board
• Signlanguage
• WCJW Radio
• Wyoming County Cornell Cooperative Extension
• Sam Gullo
• Dennis Vergason
• Wes Wolcott
• Howard Wood
• Perry Police and Fire Department
• inforochester.com
• http://jnwhitedesigns.com/
• The Lumberyard Restaurant

Perry Farmers' Market
http://www.perryfarmersmarket.com
About the Market .:. Events Schedule

2008 Vendor Application .:. Rules and Regulations
Tips: Guide to Selling at a Farmers Market