Friends of John Jay Homestead Farm Market to Relocate to Downtown Katonah for 2025 Season in Partnership with Katonah Chamber of Commerce
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Katonah, NY – Friends of John Jay Homestead, in partnership with Katonah Chamber of Commerce, are proud to announce the relocation of the Friends of John Jay Farm Market to Lot #2 in downtown Katonah Village for the 2025 season while John Jay Homestead State Historic Site is closed for major historic site improvements.
FoJJH Board President, Caroline MacGill commented: “The Friends of John Jay Homestead are delighted to be able to continue our farmer’s market even as the Homestead pursues its important restoration work. We have such a wonderful following and offering and are so grateful to our town board and the Katonah Chamber of Commerce to step up to the plate to provide a temporary home in downtown Katonah! It will be a fun interlude!”
Katonah Chamber of Commerce Chair, Casey Carter commented: “We were happy to assist with the temporary relocation of the Farm Market to Downton Katonah on Saturday mornings during their time of renovation. The market is very important to our community and will only add to the vibrancy of our bustling downtown!”
Farm Market Manager, Frank Erlanger commented: “Our vendors are just as thrilled as we are to connect with new and returning patrons in the heart of Katonah Village.”
2025 will mark the 15th season of the popular Farm Market, a weekly outdoor, certified market which provides the finest New York-grown, fresh and seasonal fruits and vegetables, seafood, breads, and specialty items from dozens of local vendors every Saturday from May through October from 9:00am to 2:00pm.
Members of Friends of John Jay Homestead, who provide invaluable support for our education and public programming, are offered the exclusive opportunity to shop the Market from 9:00am to 9:30am before the general public. Memberships are fully tax deductible.
Friends of John Jay Homestead are thrilled to share and thank 2025 Sponsors Ginnel Real Estate, Northwell Health, and Hickory and Tweed.