2025 Market Season

The Jeffersonville Farmers’ Market is under new management. If you are a local farmer or artisan that would be interested in participating this season, please contact us at ilovejeffny@gmail.com. We thank you for your support and look forward to seeing you this summer at the market!

WINDY WILLOW FARM – Allysa Torey

Windy Willow Farm is a small organic family farm in Callicoon, New York that raises miniature Jersey cows and chickens, and grows vegetables and flowers for local farmers markets as well as a variety of eco friendly products for the home and garden.

HERMANN FARMS

BEB BEN FARM

Will-O-Will SHEEP FARM

Will-O-Wool Sheep Farm was established in 2007 with 3 purebred Border Leicester sheep, Now we have 13 purebreds including Bluefaced Leicester, Finnsheep and Shetlands.  Being an avid knitter, I raise only for their glorious fiber and specialize in fine wool products including hand knits, mill and handspun yarn, roving, wool dryer balls and felt insoles. Online and Etsy shop. Fiber studio open by appointment.

THE NORTH COUNTRY FARM

The North Country Farm: My name is LJ Philp and I am the owner of The North Country Farm. We are a family owned and operated 5 acre organic vegetable and flower farm located in Ferndale, NY. We take pride in growing fresh local produce to provide for our community.

HEARTY HILL FARM

We are a USDA certified organic vegetable farm on the edge of the Poconos in Waymart, PA. We grow a seasonal variety of quality, fresh vegetables, herbs, and flowers.  With organic growing and land management principles, we are bringing a greater diversity and abundance of life and food to our hearty hill.  

Our mission is simple – to connect you to delicious and healthy food grown in your area.

JUDIANNE: WILDFLOWER NATURAL SOAP

My soap journey. Judianne Who would’ve thought many years ago when I had this desire to create soaps, that it would take me 10 years to actually start! I must say once I started I couldn’t stop. My background as an esthetician, aromatherapist & body care buyer for Whole Foods led me in a certain direction. My first inclination was to go completely natural using only natural colors with all these incredible herbs and clays. I actually wanted the soap to look like that rustic cheese that you saw in these high-end specialty shops with the cheese looking so appetizing with the herbs visible to the naked eye. I  created those soaps with hot process method, to look just like that starting out with chamomile, lemongrass, calendula and coloring with turmeric, green tea and beautiful clays. We all have our ideas when we first begin but times change and so do our taste. 

I wanted clientele that could understand the natural way of living! I now understand what I didn’t realize was, that, by my own mindset, I was eliminating customers who wanted handcrafted but liked pretty designs and colors that were brighter and perhaps more pleasing to the eye.

I stayed pretty true to myself for 3 years and then I wanted to play with the colors and designs, so I now added micas to my color stock. Oh, I discovered color and the various shades of each and every color. I still won’t use neon colors but I think I have pretty much every shade of purple there is, considering my first company name was “Lavender Dreams” and yes, I do  have a purple tent for the big art shows! . Go big, or go home!

I still prefer to use essential oils but I have added a few fragrance oils as well! I believe I can say that I am finally broadening my horizons to appeal to a much wider audience. Why not, we don’t want to exclude anyone in our sales nor are we making soap just for us! 

LIGHT CURVES GLASS STUDIO

My passion for glass started 22 years ago when I walked into a stained glass retail shop in Clifton NJ. I simply fell in love with glass in an instant . The colors, movement and texture of the glass got me giddy with excitement and I started making Christmas gifts for friends immediately. I was already comfortable cutting glass as I worked in a frame shop for years.

The venture into jewelry making began shortly after in 1992 as a desire to utilize the cut off pieces of glass from my custom windows. I started with making earrings for friends and myself and it quickly evolved into a full line of jewelry that is constantly growing each season.

Each piece is hand cut by myself with a simple glass cuter than ground by eye to a pleasing desired shape. I use both Art glass and hand blown glass. Silver findings are added and or soldered to the piece and some pieces also incorporate semi precious stones.

 Then in 1996 Light Curves expanded in its offering after I was lucky to apprentice under Ecclesiastical master glass painter Alberto Postiano in Siena, Italy learning the fine art of painting on glass, and glass fusing techniques. The addiction to create pieces in glass increased and I added a fused line of jewelry as well as hand painted pieces.

The studio consists of myself and my partner, best friend, husband, and collaborator, Nicholas Clemente who is fine artist and graphic designer owner of Design lab. And our 2 highly evolved cats, Oli and Kali

The studio produces custom jewelry, stained glass windows (both Tiffany and lead came), lighting fixtures, bowls, kaleidoscope and more.

Techniques include: stained glass leading and Tiffany technique. grisaille painting, enamel, and silver stain, glass fusing, slumping, mosaic, and mold making, and glass sculpture.

LORDVILLE FARMS

DESIGN LAB