TCAS Farmers Market Enters Fourth Week at Marvin Park, Championing Local Agriculture Alongside Regional Markets

Tioga Ag Society Farm Market

The newly launched Tioga County Agricultural Society Farmers Market is entering its fourth week, bringing a vibrant selection of local goods to the community every Saturday morning. The market is the brainchild of members of the Tioga County Fair Board, who established it to create a dedicated space for regional growers, crafters, and farmers to connect directly with local consumers.

The market runs on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Tioga County Fairgrounds at Marvin Park in Owego. Both admission and parking are entirely free for shoppers. 

Visitors can explore a diverse array of local items, including fresh produce and farm-fresh eggs, locally sourced meats, honey and maple syrup, homemade jams and freshly baked breads, and handcrafted gifts and unique artisan crafts. 

To support local businesses and foster a robust community hub, the Tioga County Fair Board is offering free booths for all sellers throughout the 2026 season. There is zero cost to participate, and no season-long commitment is required, giving seasonal growers and part-time crafters the flexibility to set up whenever they choose. 

The long-term goal of the Fair Board is to establish the TCAS Farmers Market as a permanent, lasting staple of the community. In alignment with this mission to strengthen the regional food system, the board also encourages community members to support the 7 Counties Farmers Market, which operates in the Church of the Nazarene parking lot in Owego on Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and on Fridays from 3-7 p.m. Notably, the 7 Counties Farmers Market accepts SNAP benefits, helping to ensure fresh food access for all residents. 

Residents and visitors are encouraged to make local markets a regular part of their weekly routine, supporting multiple avenues of local commerce to build a resilient, healthy community. 

Sellers interested in securing a free spot at the TCAS Farmers Market, or community members seeking more information, can contact the Tioga County Fair Board directly at (607) 223-2023.

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