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Bainbridge Farm and Artisan Market searches for additional vendors

Kelli Miller March 9th, 2026

Last year, Davis Acres owner Paul Davis brought his fresh produce to the Farmers’ Market. This year, the market has changed its name to The Bainbridge Farm and Artisan Market and will be open from 4 to 7 p.m., April 3, and every Friday following, located at 5 Prospect Street, in the Bainbridge Community Center in Bainbridge. (Samantha Frederick)

BAINBRIDGE — The Bainbridge Farm and Artisan Market, formerly known as The Bainbridge Farmers' Market, will open soon and invites additional vendors to sign up.

The market will be held on Friday evenings, from 4 to 7 p.m., starting April 3, and is located at 5 Prospect Street, in the Bainbridge Community Center in Bainbridge.

Market Manager Samantha Frederick said they have eight vendors signed up now and she hopes to sign at least 20, making the event a successful shopping experience for community members.

Last year, 12 vendors filled the building, offering fresh produce, home baked goods, arts and crafts, therapeutic oils, and more.

The fee to sign up is $25 per month or $10 a week. Costs go toward renting the building and advertising.

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Kelli Miller

Kelli Miller has been a staff writer for the Evening Sun since February 2023. Kelli has professional experience as a mortgage banker. She has a passion for writing and is proud to live in Chenango County. Kelli covers a wide range of topics including business, community development, real estate and special events. In her spare time, she raises chickens, gardens, paints, crafts and writes short stories. Kelli has been with her husband for 42 years, and the couple continues to remodel their country home. They have several children and grandchildren. Kelli can be reached by email at kmiller@evesun.com.