Not everyone is a morning person, so we recommend starting your Wednesday with a sample (or two) of Tug Hill Artisan Roasters coffee blends.

Need more than a sample to jump start your day?  Don't worry we've got you covered.  You can get a full cup of fresh Joe at Lamont's Food Fair or at the Cowgirl Cafe.

​Breakfast is commonly thought of as the most important meal of the day!  So, eat up and start your day off the right way by fueling your body with one of the many breakfast options available at our market on your way into the office.  We open at 6:30 AM every Wednesday so there is plenty of time to mosey around the market, grab some coffee, and have a tasty meal.

Now that you've had your caffeine quota for the AM and you've taken the time to fuel your body with lots of breakfast deliciousness, you might just have a few moments to spare before heading into work for the day. Use the time to get ahead start on all the fun shopping at our market! 

For a complete list of our vendors click here.

We could think of a million reasons why someone would go to their local farmers market - easily!  There's a variety of delicious produce, local beverages, unique crafts, live music, and so much more.  Beyond that though, farmers markets strengthens community.

At the Greater Watertown - North Country Chamber of Commerce, our mission is to promote and support business and industry, to enhance the community in which we live, work, and do business.  The Watertown Farm & Craft Market plays a significant role in just that!

Markets across the country have become a key component to our nation's economy, food system, and community.  Our market promotes and supports local business.  For over forty years, we have been connecting rural to urban and providing an opportunity for product sales.  And when food is produced, processed, distributed, and sold locally, well the result is pretty great. This process  leads to economic development and often yields job creation.  But beyond the economic and business benefits, markets contribute to the surrounding community by providing a social event.

The Watertown Farm & Craft Market directly connects farmers & crafters to consumers while providing a place for neighbor to meet neighbor.   Features such as food trucks, live music, and art, all contribute to the atmosphere of our market.  Every Wednesday, families, friends, and professionals come out to shop local, eat local, and enjoy downtown Watertown.

​​The benefits of having a farmers market are felt throughout our community.  The Watertown Farm & Craft Market truly helps to enhance the community in which we live, work, and do business.  So next time you're thinking of picking up some fresh veggies or shopping for some new accessories, bring a friend or a coworker and enjoy the market!

What a blast! Today was the first market of the 2018 Watertown Farm & Craft Market season.  Hosted by the Greater Watertown - North Country Chamber of Commerce and presented by Watertown Savings Bank, our market has been around since 1977 and takes place in historic downtown Watertown, New York.  We've sure grown a lot since then! This morning we welcomed ten new vendors (click here to see a full list of vendors). 

We've expanded! Today was out first day on Sterling Street. Not only has this expansion allowed us to grow, it has already enhanced the Watertown Farm & Craft Market by creating an energetic and safe atmosphere for our market goers!  Sterling Street will be closed to traffic during the hours of the market throughout the season, but don't worry, alternative routes will be marketed.

Opening day, new vendors, and a market expansion! How could it get better than this?!  Aren't you in for a treat... In addition to all the new and amazing news we've shared so far, we also have a new look! Our team at the Greater Watertown - North Country Chamber of Commerce has been hard at work putting together a new look, a new website, and a new Market Map, AND expanding our reach on social media.  

Overall, opening day was a HUGE success! We hope to see you again next week.