CCE's Sullivan Fresh initiative makes affordable fresh fruits and vegetables easily available to communities within Sullivan County, while creating a sustainable sales market for local farmers. During June-October we operate 6 farmers' market stops in the county.
Sullivan Fresh Mobile Farmers' Market
Sullivan Fresh Market on the Move (mobile farmers’ market) parks at six designated locations across the county:
Downtown Woodridge - Community Church of Wurtsboro - Loch Sheldrake - Fallsburg Town Hall - Public Health Department in Liberty - Garnet Health Medical Center in Harris
CCESC staff and partners address barriers to accessing fresh fruits and vegetables through outreach, nutritional education, and multi-lingual materials at the market sites.
2024 Sullivan Fresh Market Schedule
June - October
TUESDAY:
(July 2nd - October 29th)
Sullivan County Public Health Services
11:00am – 12:30pm
50 Community Lane, Liberty, NY
Village of Woodridge Municipal Lot
2:30pm – 4pm
Green Ave. & Dairyland Rd., Woodridge, NY
WEDNESDAY:
(July 3rd - October 30th)
Fallsburg Town Hall
11:00am – 12:30pm
19 Railroad Plaza, South Fallsburg, NY
Loch Sheldrake Public Parking Lot
2:30pm-4pm
Corner of Hasbrouck Rd. and State Rt 52, Loch Sheldrake, NY
THURSDAY:
*Monticello Farmers’ Market (Ted Stroebele Center)
(June 20th - September 26th) OPEN 4th of JULY
10am-1pm
10 Jefferson St., Monticello, NY
Village of Wurtsboro (Community Church of Wurtsboro)
(July 11th - October 31st) CLOSED 4th of JULY
4pm-5:30pm
134 Sullivan St., Wurtsboro, NY
FIRST FRIDAY:
(July 5th - October 4th)
Garnet Health Medical Center - Catskills
1st Friday from 11am – 1:00pm
68 Harris Bushville Road, Harris, NY
For more information visit www.SullivanFreshMarkets.org
Sullivan Fresh Farmers’ Market at Monticello
THURSDAYS 10 A.M. - 1 P.M.
10 Jefferson St., Monticello, NY
Ted Stroebele Center across from the Sullivan County Gov't Center
The Monticello Farmers' Market has a variety of vendors selling local fruits, vegetables, meats, honey, and more! Market shoppers will be treated to special, fun events and activities throughout the summer. There is ample free parking adjacent to the farmers’ market, which is just steps from downtown Monticello.
CCE Sullivan manages the SNAP and Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) at all Sullivan Fresh Farmers’ Markets. Those who receive SNAP/EBT benefits are able to redeem their benefits for market tokens that can be used like cash at markets across the county to purchase eligible items: fruits, vegetables, meat, eggs, cheese, bread, and more. In addition, those who meet income requirements may receive a booklet of FMNP or Senior FMNP checks to purchase fruits and vegetables at Sullivan Fresh markets.
For information on all of the Sullivan Catskills Farmers Markets and the SNAP and Farmers Market Nutrition Coupon Programs visit our buy local page.
Market Roots
Four years ago, with support from the Sullivan County Department of Public Health Services and Sullivan Renaissance, Catskill Mountainkeeper jumpstarted the farmers’ markets in Monticello and Liberty. With the Liberty market taking off and ready for extra attention, Catskill Mountainkeeper transitioned the market in Monticello to Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County (CCE Sullivan) to spark its own reinvention.
FreshRx Produce Prescription Program
Garnet Health, in partnership with Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County, is pleased to announce the launch of the new FreshRx Produce Prescription Program, offered to qualified community members in Sullivan and Orange counties. The program is designed to increase produce consumption and educate community members on how to make impactful lifestyle changes that will lead to improved health. Eligible recipients will receive a $20 food voucher redeemable for fresh fruits and vegetables from various local participating farmers markets in Orange and Sullivan counties.
To receive the produce vouchers, eligible participants must:
“Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County is pleased to partner with Garnet Health to address health outcomes and food insecurity through a connection with local farms. Together, we know we’ll make a big impact on people’s wellness while keeping local dollars circulating here in our community,” said Colleen Monaghan, executive director, Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County.
Sell with Sullivan Fresh
CCE Sullivan is currently accepting applications from new local vendors, farmers, and non-profit organizations to join the market. There is a 1-page application which can be obtained by downloading the application on the right-hand side of this page or by contacting our local office.
Alan Carroll
Food Systems Program Manager
amc586@cornell.edu
(845) 292-6180 ext. 108
Last updated September 5, 2024