St. James Farmers' Market Back After 3 Years With 'Amazing Vendors'

ST. JAMES, NY — The St. James farmers' market is back, after a three-year absence.

The market boasts 25-30 "amazing vendors" weekly, organizer Tracey Anne told Patch.

The market runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 230 Second Ave., at St. James Lutheran Church. The Community Association of Greater St. James runs the market, which ceased operations due to the pandemic.

Anne wants to get the word out about the market and increase foot traffic, so more people can check out the range of offerings, she said. The market has artisan bakers, crafters, flowers, organic produce, plants, local honey, pickles, fine meats and barbecue from Tim’s Fine Meats. There is also live music, face painting and kids' activities.

The market runs weekly until October.