The Clarence Hollow Farmers' Market offers a variety of both produce and specialty vendors, all who meet our "Make It. Bake It. Grow It." requirements. With all products being grown or produced in New York State, you can be sure that you are getting the freshest produce and quality local products.

If you are interested in becoming a Market Vendor, contact us with a brief description of your business and your plans for vending. 


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Ancestral Acres (7369 Ridge Rd, Lockport) - expected August through October
Located on the scenic 104 (Ridge Rd) Ancestral Acres has been farming for 35 yrs and have been a part of the CHFM for 15 yrs - their only outlet outside of their home storefront. They grow over 30 varieties of dried flowers, mostly annuals. They also display many gourds and grow hot peppers, okra, garlic and famous watermelon ready in late August!

Apa's Kitchen (Buffalo)
Delicious Indian Food

Burnin' Hollow Sauce Company (Amherst) ** NEW 2024 VENDOR **
Five different flavors of hot sauces from mild to extra hot

Black Unicorn Wood (Buffalo) 
Specializing in hand crafted soap and cosmetics, including cold process soap, bath bombs, lip balm, lotion bars, body butters and sugar scrubs. All of their products are handmade with care in small batches right here in WNY. They offer coconut-free, fragrance-free and colorant-free selections for customers with sensitivities. Browse their "Soap Library" for some soap bars, enjoy their bath bombs or indulge your skin with their lotion bars. 

Blue Buffalo Bakery (South Wales) 
A local at-home bakery that uses locally sourced ingredients to bring their customers scratch-made pastries. They enjoy working closely with local farms to receive farm-fresh eggs, fruits, seasonal flowers and fresh vegetables. These popular pastries include cinnamon rolls, scones, donuts, cookies, pies and gluten-free vegan products. In addition, they make homeade biscuits, breads, cakes and many more wonderful pastries!

Christa Farm (Alden) 
Cut flowers

Confections by Kathryn (East Aurora) 
A baking business that caters events such as weddings, showers, retirements, communions, birthdays, etc. Baked goods, include various types of cakes, cupcakes, cake pops, cookies, brownies, rice crispie treats, sweet breads, cinnamon rolls and pies. Other baked goods are available upon request.

Dart Enterprise (Cowlesville) 
A small family-owned farm in Cowlesville, NY, where they grow their own bedding plants, hanging baskets and fresh produce. In May and June, they produce their own greenhouse stock. Then throughout the Summer and into the Fall, they produce seasonal vegetables, berries and cut flowers. All of their products are non-GMO and Round-Up free! During the entire season, they carry flavored maple syrups, assorted maple by-products, various meats and fresh chicken, duck and quail eggs. Come meet the family at your next visit to the market!

Dragonfly Espress-O! (East Amherst) 
Coffee and site-prepared breakfast sandwiches

Eastern Monarch Butterfly Farm (Clarence/Newstead)
Learn about the metamorphosis from caterpillar, to chrysalis, to butterfly. David O'Donnell will educate you on the full life cycle of the butterfly and how to grow a butterfly garden!. He sells kits with everything you need to raise your own beautiful Monarch butterfly, including milkweed and other native plant varieties!

Hana Mushroom (Tonawanda) 
Locally grown gourmet mushrooms. Offering dehydrated and freed dried mushrooms along with mushroom powders that can be added to any dish during the cooking process. Mushroom grow kits will be available for customers to grow their own mushrooms right in their kitchen. 

Heritage Grove (Clarence)
A small forest farming endeavor with an eye towards sustainable stewardship. Nature inspired original artwork, herbs, mushrooms, garlic and always trying new things!

Kester's Farm (Elma) 
In operation since the 1950s. Currently sell cut flowers, produce, fresh turkeys for Thanksgiving and alpaca wear. Keeping with the traditional products from when the farm began as veggie growers, the farm then incorporated the turkeys and cut flowers over the years. Currently, their alpaca products have been added as they are so beautiful. The fleece they sheer annually is able to be sent to their co-op (NEAFP) and made into products they then can sell.

Ledge Valley Orchard (Kraus Road, Clarence) - participating from mid September through October
Ledge Valley Orchard has 8 varieties of apple trees, including Wealthy, McIntosh, Cortland, Rhode Island Greening, Red and Yellow Delicious, Spi Gold and Northern Spy. Their apples have been entered in the Erie County Fair continuously since 1955 and have won several first place awards over the years. Last year they had six apple entries and won six first place awards. 

Newmies Bees (East Aurora)  
Newmies Bees manages about 26 beehives that will produce Spring (July) and Fall (Sept) honey. About 1200 lbs of honey will be produced this year. They will have liquid honey and honey sticks, as they usually have. 

Panek's Pickin' Patch (13420 W. County House Rd, Albion) 
Celebrating 40 years of growing produce! Specialize in growing small fruit which is available at their farm stand, farmers' markets and through their Fruit & Berry CSA. Their children grew up planting, tending and picking alongside them, and now their children are joining in the Fun!

Schwab Farm (9035 Rochester Road, Gasport) 
Family owned and operated for over 65 years. Offering a large variety of fresh picked fruits and vegetables, as well as baked goods, pies, cookies, breads and muffins. Our store front location is open year round, seven days a week - with full deli service.

Tom's Pro Bike (Lancaster) 
Display E-Bikes and answer biking questions

Tom's Thumb (Holland) ** NEW 2024 VENDOR **
Produce, seedlings and other potted plants, kokedama balls, garlic, maple syrup and other offerings

Watt Farms Country Market (Albion) - beginning in July
Watt Farms is a fruit growing orchard operation, with a seasonal on-site farm market. They grow and sell excellent specialty fruits which thrive in their Lake Ontario fruit growing region. The Country Market opens in Spring time with rhubarb and closes in the late Fall with apples and pears. All of the fruit grown is also available for U-Pick depending on the weather and availability. The farm brings a full assortment of available fruits in season to the Clarence Hollow Farmers' Market each Saturday. In addition,. they offer homeade jams and other specialties available in their gift and eating areas of their Farm Market. They would love to become your favorite fruit market in Clarence and in Albion!







** 2024 Vendor Information **

Below is a list of the vendors expected during our main market season (June through October). Please note that some vendors may only participate during parts of the season, based on their products offered.
Where available, you can link to the vendor's website for more information, by clicking on their underlined name.