Sundays from 10am till 2pm.
Hello Everybody! Hope you are all well, and are striving to remain physically and mentally strong during these very-very unusual times that we are currently living through. It should go without saying, that the important things to focus on, is eating healthy, and getting sufficient rest. We are being bombarded with a lot of bad news, but in spite of it all, we must try to stay focused on the important things, while maintaining a robust and pro-active attitude, for ourselves and everyone else.
The Spa City Farmers' Market will endeavor to stay open every Sunday, for as long as we are able, and have enough farmers and vendors committed to continue to provide for our local community.
The market and our vendors are committed to do their best regarding public safety protocol, where social distancing and sanitary guidelines are crucial. Farmers' markets, as expected, are considered to be an essential element to a functioning society as was announced recently:
We now have a new set of guidelines that we will follow on market day.
This is directed to you, our valued customers:
As we modify market operations for public safety, we ask that customers please join us in helping to reduce the risk of spreading the virus by:
Hello Everybody! Hope you are all well, and are striving to remain physically and mentally strong during these very-very unusual times that we are currently living through. It should go without saying, that the important things to focus on, is eating healthy, and getting sufficient rest. We are being bombarded with a lot of bad news, but in spite of it all, we must try to stay focused on the important things, while maintaining a robust and pro-active attitude, for ourselves and everyone else.
The Spa City Farmers' Market will endeavor to stay open every Sunday, for as long as we are able, and have enough farmers and vendors committed to continue to provide for our local community.
The market and our vendors are committed to do their best regarding public safety protocol, where social distancing and sanitary guidelines are crucial. Farmers' markets, as expected, are considered to be an essential element to a functioning society as was announced recently:
We now have a new set of guidelines that we will follow on market day.
- Providing hand sanitizer for public use on our tables and a washing station will be set up.
- Ceasing food sampling at the market
- We are requiring that all hot food be served to go; Eliminating self-service options
- We will be setting up all booths with additional spacing 6 feet in between each tent.
- We are encouraging pre-bagging
- We will be posting prominent signage that encourage shoppers and vendors to practice social distancing of 6 feet from each other
- Vendors handling money and other currencies, will wear gloves or use frequent hand sanitation in between each transaction.
- All vendors will increase the frequency that they disinfect their market surfaces/objects
- We are ceasing all non-essential activities in the market- Our Easter Egg Hunt Event is cancelled, and our musicians that are scheduled to perform, will be rescheduled for a later date.
This is directed to you, our valued customers:
As we modify market operations for public safety, we ask that customers please join us in helping to reduce the risk of spreading the virus by:
- Adhering to 6-foot social distancing while in the farmers’ market. Give space to those around you, at least 6 feet while shopping and waiting in line.
- Observing posted signage and customers should wait, six feet apart, to order and pay for their products.
- Washing hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, alcohol-based hand sanitizer can be used.
- We will have hand sanitizer available at each booth.
- Those who are high-risk (elderly and people with underlying health conditions) avoid coming to the market. Help your neighbors who need to remain indoors, by offering to pick up food and supplies at the market for them.
- As always, wash fruits and veggies when you return home.
Cough or sneeze into your arm or a tissue, away from people and food. - Always stay home if you are sick
Every Sunday- 65 South Broadway -Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
