Clinton Bailey Farmers' Market

Many Buffalonians look at farmers' markets as a new phenomenon, maybe even a fad. But the Clinton Bailey Farmers' Market has been around a lot longer than the Johnny-come-latelys: founded in 1930 as an outgrowth of the wholesale food distributors across the street at the Niagara Frontier Food Terminal, it's by far the oldest and largest farmers' market in Buffalo, and the only one that remains open year round (though with sharply reduced hours in winter). You'll find stall after stall of growers and vendors each specializing in something a little different from their neighbor — fresh produce, flowers and ornamental plants, baked goods, specialty foods, Christmas trees around the holidays. There's even a small flea market on summer weekends with jewelry and other goods.

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Address

1443 Clinton St.

Getting there

Metro Bus 2 or 19

Hours

Daily 7AM-6PM May-Oct, Sat 6AM-1PM Nov-Apr

Website

clintonbaileymarket.com (opens in a new tab)