The Mobile Farmers Market returns June 6, 2022, with community-based stops set across Franklin County.
Stops & Schedule (Subject to Change)
Click Here to Download a PDF of the 2022 Schedule
Schedule for Bus #1:
- Mondays: Alice Center & Citizen Advocates, 10:30-12:15, UVH Alice Hyde Hospital, 12:30-1:45
- Tuesdays: Waverly Town Offices, 10-11:30, Franklin County Courthouse back parking lot, 12-2
- Wednesdays: Akwesasne Housing, 10-12, Rainbow Park, 12:10-2, Akwesasne Farmers Market June 18
- Thursdays: DeChantal, 10-12, Tupper Lake Adult Center, 12:30-2
- Fridays: Citizen Advocates Finney Blvd, 10-11:30, Department of Social Services, 11:45-2
Bus #2:
- Mondays: Summit Park Churubusco, 10-11:45, Municipal Center Ellenburg, 12:10-2
- Tuesdays: Catherine St Housing, 10-11, Elm St Housing, 11:15-11:45, Sawyer St Housing, 12-2
- Wednesdays: Trails of Malone, 10-12, Owls Head Former Catholic Church, 12:30-2
- Thursdays: Waverly, 10-11:15, Maple Leaf North Bangor/Brushton (alternating), 11:45-12:45 and 1-2
- Fridays: Malone Recreation Park, 10-12
Double Up Food Bucks
This summer, customers at the Mobile Farmers Market can stretch their SNAP EBT Card dollars thanks to the Double Up Food Bucks program. If you spend $10 from your SNAP EBT Card at a participating farmers market or mobile market, Double Up gives you another $10 to buy fresh fruits and veggies grown in New York State.
Click here to learn more.
About the Mobile Market
A program of the Joint Council for Economic Opportunity (JCEO) and the Heart Network, the Mobile Market provides access to fresh fruit and vegetables, baked goods and a salad bar; the market made its debut in 2018 and has since expanded its stops and offerings. The Mobile Market accepts Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits with the additional bonus of the Double Up Food Bucks Program that doubles the amount of produce SNAP recipients can purchase; customers can also use farmers market vouchers.
The Mobile Market is made possible with support from Excellus BlueCross BlueShield, Cornell Cooperative Extension’s SHINE program, CDPHP Insurance and the New York State Department of Health’s Creating Healthy Schools & Communities program; Clinton County Public Health joined as a funding partner in 2020 to help expand the Mobile Market’s footprint into Clinton County and contributed farmers market vouchers.