2025 Vendors

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    • Berry Brae Farm

    • Black Dog Honey & McRey Farm

    • Blue Fern Flower Farm

    • Bottomland Farm

    • Eden Heights Farm

    • Holofchak Watering Hole Farm

    • The Farm at Hopshire

    • Maple Dream Flower Farm

    • Schaffer Farm

    • Silvio Bersani Farm

    • Talkrot

    • Baking by Numbers

    • Chickys

    • IcedNY

    • Chroma Cafe & Bakery

    • Mycelia Herbals

    • Uncommon Kin Cidery

    • The Bright Side

    • Love & Lemons

    • Downtown Danny’s

    • The Kitchen Counter

    • Happy Pappi

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Future Vendors

Join a vibrant network of local business owners & shoppers.

Do you have a great product? We welcome new and existing businesses who sell high quality goods.

Vendors must be growers and farmers, producers, bakers or prepared food purveyors located within 75-miles of Greater Binghamton. All vendors are required to carry liability insured, no exceptions.

Season applications open every year in February, but vendors are invited to apply for drop in spots year round.

Vendor Agreement
Apply to Vend at the Market

Community Partners

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As a market focused on building community, we welcome local musicians, artists, educators and non-profit organizations to join the market for free, family-friendly special events.

Musicians

Musicians play a live set from 11am to 2pm. BFM loves acoustic, instrumental and family-friendly musicians.

Musician Intake Form
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Non-Profit Organizations

Organizations are invited to provide education, activities, and advocacy at the market. Nonprofits are not permitted to sell products or services and must be apolitical and non-religious.

Nonprofit Intake Form

Want to work with us?

Apply by 1/15/26

Binghamton Farmers Market is run by a volunteer board of directors and a seasonal, part-time, contracted manager. The manager is responsible oversees all day-of coordination, plans events, and serves as the primary contact for vendors.

A Manager’s Day in the Life:

  • March and April

    • Remote work, create your own schedule, 2-3 hours/week

      • Collect documents from vendors, schedule specialty events (musicians, arts & crafts, workshops)

  • June-October

    • Sundays at Rec Park from 10-3

      • Oversee vendor set up, answer customer questions, distribute SNAP benefits, manager BFM table

    • Weekdays - remote and flexible schedule, 1-2 hours per/week

      • Planning for Sunday session, record keeping for nutrition programs

The perfect market manager is passionate about community, organized and self-directed, loves working with people, and believes in the power of fresh and local food!