Albany County Farmers Market seeks vendors - NEWS10 ABC

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The Albany County Farmers Market will return starting July 14 and running every Sunday until September 29. The market will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on South Pearl Street in front of the MVP Arena.

The Downtown Albany Business Improvement District presents the farmers market in partnership with Albany County and MVP Health Care. They announced that vendor applications are open now with a list of goods you can sell at the market on the application.

Anyone who has any questions about the application can email hello@downtownalbany.org or call (518) 465-2143. There is also a list of rules and regulations for vendors available online.

The farmers market aims to bring fresh, high-quality food and artisan goods sourced from local farmers and producers to the community. It will also provide entertainment, family activities, nutritional education, and support for local nonprofit organizations.

Free parking will be available for all attendees in the MVP Arena parking garage during market hours. The garage entrances are located at the corner of Beaver Street and Wendell Street as well as on Market Street.

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