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 Heart of the Hudson Valley
Farmers Market Every Saturday 9am-2pm
July - October ( Rain or Shine)
If forecast states extremely bad weather conditions call 845 464-2789
1801-1805 Rt., 9W, Cluett Schantz Park, Milton NY 12547
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Celebrating National Farmers Market Week with the HHVFM "Healthy Living Style" Expo ~ Sat., 8/7 9 am-2 pm
Combining the benefits of healthy food, good eating habits, exercise, and culture (music & the arts) leads to a better state of mind & body.
Natalie Schindler, Joan Miller, Mary Campalli, Kara Greevy, Rosanne Kaznowski
We invite everyone to attend a one of a kind special event, that takes place at the Heart of the Hudson Valley Farmers Market, 1801-1805 Rt. 9W, Cluett Schantz Park, Milton NY. The event will include free; Yoga classes, Reiki healing sessions, consultations with a Health Coach, Personal trainer and Chiropractic care. We invite everyone to attend this event and visit the market every Sat., where we are creating a place to provide the fundamentals to build a better way of life with farm-fresh food, organic produce, a bounty of locally grown fruit, farm products, delicious nutritional cuisine and a variety of handmade items.
Current Schedule: 9-2 Rosanne Kaznowski- Reiki Sessions, 10:30 -2 Dr. Mary - Chiropractic Care, 10:45 Joan Miller Bootleg/Hatha Yoga by the Pond ( please bring a mat), 12:00 Kara Greevy Instructor- LATIN GROOV' w/ Core Fusion, 12-2 Natalie Schindler -Personal Trainer Consultations/ Take Shape For Life
9 am - 2 pm Rosanne Kaznowski -Reiki has a very unique history. Although the Reiki energy itself goes back over 2500 years, as evidenced in Sanskrit Sutras, and in the writings of Tibetan Monks and Enlightened Masters, the history of Reiki as taught today is much more modern. It begins in the early 1900s. Evidence of Reiki from before World War II remained in Japan and has been rediscovered by the rest of the world very recently.With roots in Japan prior to World War II, it is not surprising that some documentation was lost. Apparently the survivors of Dr. Hayashi lost to the war the resources allowing them to continue the clinic he founded, and many stopped practicing Reiki for fear of persecution for not 'supporting the war'. Others continued to practice and their students are still practicing today.
10:30 -2 pm Dr. Mary Campalli (former owner of LaPolla Chiropractic Center in Marlboro). Dr. Mary has been a chiropractor for over 25 years and specializes in NISA (Neuromuscular Integration & Structural Alignment), which corrects & aligns the body through distinctive treatments which involves soft tissue (ie.muscle, tendons, ligament) adjustments. She is highly qualified in treatment of sports, industrial & auto injuries, plus pregnant, geriatric and pediatric patients.
10:45 - Free Yoga Class with Joan Miller -A positively-charged yoga practice that incorporates fitness, relaxation and guided meditation, visualization and affirmations, infused w/ pilates, that firms and strengthens your core with a combination of mat and ball exercises performed mindfully.
12 pm - Kara Greevy - LATIN GROOV' w/ Core Fusion-This dance/sport inspired program is designed to enhance your fitness level while moving your hips to fun and motivating music!
12-2 Natalie Schindler- Owner & Personal Trainer of Total Body Fitness, offers personal training to help achieve your goals. Whether your goal is weight loss, overall conditioning for better health or you have your sights set for your first 5K, 10K or Marathon, Personal trainer Natalie will help get
you there! Natalie is experienced in all areas of fitness: Cardio & Strength Conditioning (functional training), Balance and Flexibility, Sports Conditioning, Nutrition, and is CPR/AED Certified.
Training available for ages 7 & up. Natalie will also be discussing the Take Shape For Life Program, click here for more information> www.tsfl.com
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"Always something FRESH happening at the Market"
New - Merediths Breads- 8/7 Since 1987, Meredith's Bread has produced home-made and preservative-free breads, rolls, cakes, cookies, pies and preserves. Providing over 300 varieties of quality baked goods. This includes several lines dedicated to sugar free, wheat free, gluten free, and organic baked goods.
New -Stewart's Shops, Milton - 8/7 Delicious refreshing frozen yogurt! Do yourself a Flavor and enjoy the best deal in town! Stewart's is known for premium quality ice cream, light ice cream and  sherbet in dozens of delicious flavors- always made fresh with 'Award Winning' milk and cream from local farms near their dairy. Additional store items will also be available.
All Natural Beef - Bettinger Bluff Farm- 8/7
100% grass fed beef-no herbicides, pesticides, growth hormone, or antibiotics. Many cuts available including steaks, ground meat and hot dogs.
Farms; Produce, Fruit, Eggs (Every Sat.)
Hepworth Farms- Many kinds of fresh organic produce & herbs Locust Grove Fruit Farm - Large variety of locally grown fruits
Quimby Farm, Marlboro- Homemade jams & jellies- 8/7
Wine Tasting
Local Artist - Elina Cordani - Art from the Heart 8/7
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These vendors & entertainment will be at the market on selected days, 
please check schedule.
New -Block Factory Tamales- 9/4
Tamales made using locally grown vegetables and all natural beef, pork, chicken and lamb. Hot ready to eat or take home frozen tamales of the following varieties: Pulled Pork BBQ, Peanut Chipotle Beef, Jerk great gazpacho that comes with a queso blanco cheese and guacamole, may be also available.
Raspberry Fields Forever - Organic granola & baked items
My Brother Bobby's Salsa, Poughkeepsie;
Original Red , Tropical Black Bean, Hot Tomatillo with Corn Salsas & Bruschetta topping.
Kitchen assessories & unique items 9/4
Cooking items & demos, Pine island spices, dips and easy meal concepts, which includes pastas, chili's, soups etc. , specialty jams from surprenant's berry farm, ribber city rubs and sauces, all natural, palatable pepper seasonings and sludge marinade and sauces, organic hot sauces, cheeses from sugarbush farms vermont, hot fudge sundae sauces in 8 flavors, pasta sauces, nut free basil pesto. honey. maple syrup, organic home roasted coffee beans, table runners, pocketbooks and catbeds and Fingertip towel bibs.
Speciality Items
Nina Casamento Happy Herbs Soaps, Burlingham;
Home-made, natural herbal soaps, lotions, salves, balms, herbal incense & soap-making kits. 
Erin Baxter- Painting, artwork and jewelry
Peggy Catherine - Prints with a purpose
Elina Cordani - Art from the Heart 8/7
Yoga
Brenda Hicks Certified Kirpalu - Come exercise by the pond, everyone is welcome. (please bring a mat if you have one)
Music
One Step West Band (on myspace) 
Hudson Ridge Band
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GROWN FROM THE HEART OF THE FARMER IN THE HEART OF THE HUDSON VALLEY!
Dear Heart of the Hudson Valley Farmers Market Patrons,
We want to thank all the people who take the time and make a conscious effort to stop at the market each week. We thank you for your emails and we will be working on bringing even more farmers and vendors to the market and have created a new parking design. We enjoy meeting up with everyone on Saturdays, knowing the market patrons will be enjoying some of the finest quality fruits, vegetables and products that the Heart of the Hudson Valley Farmers Market can supply, bringing the natural farm fresh goodness to their tables. We want to continue to provide what our Market patrons want, so please give us feedback on how we can make it a place you'll want to visit over & over again.
We look forward to seeing you tomorrow and trust you will buy local through our vendors.
Sheila Mannese, Market Manager |
 Important (see diagram below):
There are 2 parking lots to ensure the safe flow in and out of the market.
Parking lot #1 has been set up for those who are traveling north and/or south. It is the main entrance to the park where there is better visibility in both directions on 9W.
Parking lot #2, is near the pond off of Rt. 9W, is for southbound entering and exiting ONLY. It is strongly recommended that you use the appropriate parking lot to increase your safety.
The market is located in the center of the
2 parking lots.
Signs will be posted. |
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Heart of the Hudson Valley Farmers Market
1801 -1085 Rt. 9W Cluett Schantz Park, Milton, NY 12547 845 464-2789 |
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