Small-Town Charm, Fresh Finds & Community Vibes
Is it even summertime without a visit to the farmers’ market!? Enjoy live music drifting through the air, the smell of baked goods before noon, or chatting with growers who know exactly when peach season peaks; Genesee County’s markets make slowing down feel easy.

Bergen Harvest Market: Tuesdays | July–September | 3–6 PM
Tucked into the heart of Bergen, this Tuesday tradition feels like the kind of market you stumble upon once and immediately add to your summer routine. Fill your bag with fresh vegetables, meats, eggs, flowers, maple syrup, and baked goods while enjoying the relaxed pace of a small-town afternoon.

Make it a day: Pair your visit with a stop for wine tasting nearby or spend some time meeting furry friends at a local alpaca farm before heading home.

Corfu Farmers’ Market: Mondays | July–September | 4–7 PM
Good food, live music, food trucks, and local makers? That’s a pretty solid way to start the week. The Corfu Farmers’ Market brings together produce, homemade jams, pickles, baked goods, crafts, and community spirit in one easygoing evening gathering.

Perfect for: An easy after-work outing or a fun stop on a summer road trip.

Genesee Country Farmers’ Market (Batavia): Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays | June–October | 9 AM–4 PM
Can’t make a weekend market? No problem. With three market days every week, Batavia’s Genesee Country Farmers’ Market makes fresh shopping flexible. Browse seasonal produce, meats, flowers, kettle corn, baked goods, soaps, and pantry staples while stocking up on local flavor.

Bonus: SNAP, FMNP, and WIC are accepted, helping make fresh food accessible for more families.

LeRoy Farmers’ Market: Saturdays | June–October | 9 AM–12 PM
Saturday mornings just hit differently in LeRoy. Held beneath the trees in Trigon Park, the LeRoy Farmers’ Market feels equal parts community gathering and weekend ritual. Grab breakfast from a food truck, sip local cider, browse fresh produce and artisan goods, and settle in for live music while the kids play nearby.

Easy idea: Turn it into a full morning in LeRoy with lunch downtown and a stop at the famous JELL-O Gallery Museum.

Stock the Cooler, Browse Local Goods & Take Home a Taste of Summer
Looking for farm-fresh flavor without waiting for market day? Genesee County’s farm markets and country stores make it easy to swing by whenever the craving for sweet corn, fresh pies, or homemade pickles strikes.

Baldwin’s Country Store (Alexander)
Part deli, part grocery, part old-fashioned country stop, Baldwin’s feels like the kind of place where you pop in for lunch and somehow leave with homemade treats, snacks for later, and something nostalgic you didn’t know you wanted. Order a beef on weck, cool down with ice cream, and grab a jar of pickled green beans for the road.

Casper Farms (Stafford)
Simple ingredients, quality meats, and generations of farming care—that’s what Casper Farms does best. Known for pasture-raised beef and all-natural meats, the farm store also carries artisan soaps, baked goods, and pantry staples. If you’re visiting on a Saturday, you might even spot them at the LeRoy Farmers’ Market.

Fenton’s Bloom & Basket (Batavia)
Part produce market, part greenhouse, part gift shop… and completely worth the stop. Family-owned, Fenton’s Bloom & Basket offers seasonal produce, flowers, hanging baskets, shrubs, trees, and thoughtful gifts all in one welcoming space. Wander the greenhouse, grab fresh fruits and vegetables for dinner, and maybe leave with a plant you absolutely didn’t plan on buying. (We won’t judge.)

Harrington’s Produce, Market Café & Bakery (Batavia)
Hungry? Harrington’s is the kind of place where one stop turns into lunch. Browse fresh produce and greenhouse finds, then settle into the café for homemade baked goods and seasonal meals made with ingredients grown just steps away.

Pully’s Farm Market (LeRoy)
Garden season starts here! Known for flowers, vegetable starts, pantry staples, jams, and pickled vegetables, Pully’s is a longtime local favorite. Visit in the fall, and you just might catch the famous pumpkin cannon in action.

Tracy B’s Market & Farm Brewery (LeRoy)
If a farm market and brewery had the perfect summer hangout together, it would probably look a lot like Tracy B’s. Browse local goods, hanging baskets, and produce before settling in with a cold craft beer brewed right on-site. Occasional live music and food make it an easy place to linger awhile.

The Vintage Cow Farmers Market (Attica)
Country charm comes easy here. Browse local meats, flowers, plants, cheeses, and creamy Pittsford Farms Dairy ice cream while enjoying the laid-back feel of this countryside stop. This is an especially fun stop if you’re spending the day exploring nearby backroads.

The Scenic Route Tastes Better
Sometimes the best summer finds aren’t planned. They happen when you spot a handwritten sign for sweet corn, pull over “just for a minute,” and somehow leave with tomatoes, flowers, zucchini, honey, and enough produce to feed the neighborhood. That’s Genesee County in the summer!

Batavia Area
Fresh produce and flower stops make Batavia a great place to stock up for the weekend. Stop at Fenton’s Produce for sweet corn, greenhouse flowers, and seasonal favorites, or spend a morning picking strawberries at Underhill Farms before grabbing produce for later.

Bergen
Swing by Douglas Farm Market for produce, flowers, gifts, and Amish-made finds—a quick stop that somehow always turns into a longer browse.

Elba
Known for its rich farmland and harvest-season abundance, Elba offers several favorite produce stops. Pick up squash, onions, cabbage, and pumpkins at Star Growers, discover naturally grown vegetables at Sinemus Farms, or browse produce and primitive crafts at Torrey’s Farm Market.

LeRoy & Stafford
This area is packed with roadside gems that reward taking the back roads. Find pasture-raised meats, fresh eggs, goat milk soaps, and seasonal favorites at Garner Farm, or stock up on colorful produce at J&W Farm Fresh Produce and Mackenzie Brothers. For sustainably grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs, stop by Peas & Harmony Farm, or grab a farm box from Oatka Creek Farm. Need flowers for the table? Petals & Flour LLC offers self-serve bouquets and homemade cookies; a tiny stop with major charm. And don’t leave without a jar of local sweetness from Seames Honey.

Oakfield
Summer produce lovers should absolutely carve out time for Oakfield. Pick your own strawberries and browse seasonal offerings at Kern’s Farm Market, or stock up on sweet corn, tomatoes, and winter squash at Domoy Farms.