TVHS counts down to OPENING DAY of Three Village Farmers Market
- TVHS
- May 22, 2023
- 2 min read
Welcome to the 9th season of the Three Village Farmers Market. As we gear up for Opening Day at the Farmer’s Market, Three Village Historical Society is proud to announce that we will be managing the market on our property.
TVHS succeeds Linda Johnson, who has faithfully served as the market’s manager for the past 8 years. TVHS looks forward to stepping into our new role and continuing to grow this local treasure in the heart of the Three Village community.
As market manager, TVHS will oversee the market’s week-to-week operations to ensure everything runs smoothly for shoppers and vendors alike. We will also stay up to date on the legal requirements for farmers’ markets to ensure the Three Village Farmers Market remains in compliance.
As our market offers wonderful exposure to the neighborhood, we look forward to partnering with more non-profits, community-based organizations, educators, and entertainers each Friday. To that end, TVHS welcomes anyone curious about joining the market to contact us by emailing market@tvhs.org or following the market on Facebook and Instagram.
A unique opportunity on Friday evenings, the Three Village Farmers Market will take place each week from May 26 through September 1 from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. From September 8 - October 27, the time changes from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Regardless of the weather, we are excited to offer a variety of vendors selling farm fresh produce, artisanal bread & cheese, freshly brewed coffee & tea, local honey, nuts & spices, jams & jellies, baked treats, hand crafted goods, prepared foods, and so much more. Each week will feature special surprises to delight children & adults of all ages!
TVHS is excited to offer free hands-on activities for our littlest learners each week at our education table. We will also be giving free tours of the Bayles-Swezey House circa 1805 featuring our two current exhibits Spies! and Chicken Hill: A Community Lost To Time.
With the start of this year’s Three Village Farmers Market, TVHS Director Mari Irizarry feels excited to start our time as the market’s management. “We look forward to welcoming the community to our grounds week after week,” she said. With the continued support of the community and sponsors like Apple Bank, Councilmember Jonathan Kornreich, and Miller Mohr & Kelly Design Group, she knows that the market’s 9th year will stand out as a great one.
Opening day of the Three Village Farmers Market is Friday, May 26th from 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. on the grounds of the Three Village Historical Society at 93 N. Country Road in Setauket, NY.
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