Jessica R.
7/19/2025
We frequent this farmers market because we pick up our farm share here every week. I am always happy with the quality and variety of the vendors here. You can get everything you need to cook for...
Hamburg Farmers Market
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45 Church St
Hamburg, NY 14075
History
The Southtowns Regional of Commerce (previously Hamburg Chamber) established the Hamburg Farmers' Market in 1977. In 2020, due to COVID, the market moved to a larger space at the Hamburg Moose Lodge (#992) where it remains. We uphold the tradition of a farmers' market, offering a wide variety of local foods from farmers, ranchers, and homesteaders. We also allow local nonprofits to attend our market throughout the season at no cost to help our community organizations.
Specialties
The Hamburg Market is a traditional outdoor agriculture farmers' market open the first Saturday in May through the last Saturday in October. We offer the finest locally cultivated products from local farmers, ranchers, and homesteaders. Other local items at the market include a variety of honey and maple products, desserts, cheese, snacks, craft beverages, and wine. Not all vendors are available throughout the entire season depending on what they sell and when it is locally harvested.
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Reviews
4.09 reviews
Dorothy L.
8/17/2025
Got her around 9:30 on Saturday, parking lot quite filled but we lucked out with someone pulling out of a space right by the street so it was a easy out. It's been 2 years since I was last here...
Kathleen R.
6/8/2024
Arrived at 8 thinking it would be early enough to appreciate all the market has to offer. Unfortunately there was no parking. Left quite disappointed.
Crystal G.
5/14/2021
2nd year at the new location and so far so good. The extra space is nice, less crowded and allows for more vendors. Many of the tried and true vendors are back again like KO's kettle corn,...
Tracy S.
7/19/2021
I might be a little biased since I live nearby, but I think this is the best farmer's market in the area. Sure, there are others that are bigger, but you know you're not getting locally-grown food...
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