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Indoor Farmer’s Market

Kelly Fay May 2, 2013

On the second Saturday of each month, the Winter Sun Indoor Farmer’s Market comes to New Paltz. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. local farms and businesses display their produce and goods. Winter Sun also offers sign-ups and pick-ups for shares. The market is located in the Community Center, behind Town Hall on Veterans Drive in New Paltz.

Don Lewis, owner of Wild Hive Farm in Clinton Corners, NY, cuts a sample of bread. All grains are local or regional as part of the Wild Hive Community Grain Project, an initiative that helps support sustainable agriculture in the Hudson Valley through grain based local agriculture. Photo by Kelly Fay.

Locally grown beans and baked goods are among what Wild Hive Farm has to offer at the indoor farmer’s market. Photo by Kelly Fay.

Becky Fullman and her son sell fresh eggs from Old Ford Farm. The family-run farm produces eggs, chicken, pork and vegetables. Photo by Kelly Fay.

Locally made hot sauces from Evolutionary Organics located on Springtown Rd. in New Paltz. Photo by Kelly Fay.

Dried hot peppers, zucchini chips and their signature heirloom tomatoes from Evolutionary Organics. Photo by Kelly Fay.

Anna Alfonso, an avid supporter of Evolutionary Organics, stands with simple syrups made at the farm. Photo by Kelly Fay.

The Cunuco Farm table bursts with fresh produce even in April. Photo by Kelly Fay.

John Giuliano works the table for Kiernan Farm located in Brunswick, N.Y. Giuliano has worked at the farm for 6 years where they produce beef, pork and honey. Photo by Kelly Fay.

Honey from Kiernan Farm in Brunswick, N.Y. Photo by Kelly Fay.

Handmade, goat milk soaps from Acorn Hill Farms, a micro-creamery located in the Hudson Valley. Photo by Kelly Fay.

West African tote bags on display at the Studio 55 table. The studio produces one of a kind quilts and is owned and operated by Caroline Kearney. Photo by Kelly Fay.

The Winter Sun Indoor Farmer’s Market takes place in the Community Center located behind Town Hall on Veteran’s Drive. Photo by Kelly Fay.

Maple syrup for sale from Oliverea Schoolhouse Farms in Oliverea, New York. Photo by Kelly Fay.

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