Farmers' Market Spotlight: Love and Lemons Organic

A cold glass of freshly made lemonade on a summer afternoon is pretty hard to beat. But at Love and Lemons Organic, what's happening behind the lemonade stand may be even sweeter than what's in the cup.

This mother-daughter-owned Upstate New York business is built around a simple idea: show girls what's possible when they learn how to turn an idea into a business.

Love and Lemons Organic began during a summer afternoon spent fishing. Founder Stephanie was thinking about her love of Montessori education and the importance of experiential learning when her daughter offered a wonderfully simple observation: “You make a lot of lemonade.”

And there it was.

Lemonade became both the business and the teaching tool—a tangible way to explore entrepreneurship, creativity, money and the possibilities that come from building something of your own. As Love and Lemons puts it, teaching girls how to build businesses gives them more choices in life.

So, What Are They Pouring?

The lemonade itself gets plenty of attention, too.

Love and Lemons Organic makes its lemonades from scratch and to order using organic ingredients. Instead of artificial syrups and dyes, flavors are created with real fruit purées. Their original recipe uses organic cane sugar, and local honey is also offered as a sweetener. The business has also moved to plastic-free service as part of its commitment to sustainability.

Depending on the season, you may even find hot lemonade at market when Delaware County temperatures start dropping.

Along with lemonade, Love and Lemons sells breads and pastries, produces limited-run seasonal merchandise, including its 2026 summer T-shirt available in both youth and adult sizes.

The Business Behind the Lemonade

This is where Love and Lemons Organic gets particularly interesting.

Stephanie describes herself as having a “Library Card MBA,” grounded in the belief that learning, resourcefulness and entrepreneurial thinking shouldn't be limited to people with access to traditional business education.

Love and Lemons is putting that philosophy into practice through free business workshops for girls, local library programming and plans for Organic Lemonade University™. The goal is to give girls real-world exposure to entrepreneurship and help them understand that their own ideas have value—and can make money.

Their philosophy can be summed up in four words:

“See it, Be it.”

And that's what makes Love and Lemons Organic such a fun addition to the Delhi Farmers' Market. Stop by for an organic lemonade, meet the mother-daughter team behind the stand and support a small business that's using a very simple summer pleasure to teach some pretty big lessons.

Look for Love and Lemons Organic at the Delhi Farmers' Market and learn more about their story, products and mission here.

Farmers’ Market Spotlight: Azul at Greenane Farms

From the Farmers’ Market to the Farm: Welcome Back, Azul!

One of the best things about the Delhi Farmers’ Market is discovering something delicious on Wednesday—and realizing you don’t have to wait until the following week to have it again.

This week, we’re spotlighting Azul at Greenane Farms, bringing Mexican food, family tradition and the flavors of the farm to the Delhi Farmers’ Market each Wednesday, while also welcoming diners back to Greenane Farms in Meridale Thursday through Saturday.

If Greenane Farms is familiar to you, there’s good reason. The farm has long been a special part of our local food community, and we’re thrilled to see Azul return to Meridale, serving Mexican cuisine in the beautiful farm setting at 196 County Highway 10.

At the Delhi Farmers’ Market, Azul gives shoppers a taste of what they do with favorites including empanadas, tamales and Mexican iced coffee. It’s exactly what we love about our market: you can shop for locally grown produce, meet farmers and makers, grab something wonderful to eat and discover a local business you may want to visit again.

And when Wednesday leaves you wanting more, head to the farm.

Azul at Greenane Farms is currently open Thursday through Saturday from 4:00–9:00 PM, with a menu rooted in Mexican cuisine and the farm-to-table traditions that have made Greenane Farms a destination. From tacos and tamales to beautiful dishes like mole de la casa, this is food meant to be enjoyed around the table.

That connection between our farms, food businesses and community is also exactly what the Delhi Farmers’ Market is about. The market isn’t simply a place to pick up groceries—it’s a place to discover the people growing, making and cooking incredible things throughout our region.

So make Azul part of your week twice: find them Wednesday at the Delhi Farmers’ Market from 10:00 AM–2:00 PM, then visit Azul at Greenane Farms in Meridale Thursday through Saturday.

Farmers’ Market Spotlight: Greater Delhi Area Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Member Christienne Dobson with Chamber of Commerce President Jerry Pellegrino and Board Member Matt Krzyston.

The Greater Delhi Area Chamber of Commerce has a new home at the Delhi Farmers' Market—and we'd love for you to stop by and say hello.

Throughout the market season, you'll find Chamber board members under our new blue tent, ready to answer questions, share information about upcoming events, and introduce you to the work we do to support businesses and strengthen our community.

Whether you're curious about becoming a Chamber member, looking for ways to get involved, or simply want to meet the volunteers behind many of Delhi's favorite events, our tent is a great place to start. New members who join at the market will even receive a complimentary Delhi Farmers' Market tote bag featuring the market's beautiful new logo, created by local artist David Covell.

While the Chamber proudly organizes the Delhi Farmers' Market, its success is truly a community effort. The market is entirely volunteer-run, with extraordinary leadership from Market Manager Meg Kennedy of ARK Flowers, whose dedication helps create the welcoming Wednesday tradition that residents and visitors look forward to each week.

Chamber President Jerry Pellegrino with SUNY Delhi President, Dr. Mary Bonderoff

The Delhi Farmers' Market is more than a place to shop for fresh produce, flowers, baked goods, handcrafted items, and locally made products. It's a place where neighbors connect, friendships grow, and local businesses have the opportunity to thrive.

If you're visiting the market this season, be sure to stop by our tent. We'd love to meet you, answer your questions, and tell you more about how the Chamber is working to make the greater Delhi area an even better place to live, work, and do business.

We'll also be bringing our tent to other community events, including Fair on the Square, so keep an eye out—we look forward to seeing you around town!

Farmers’ Market Spotlight: Two Stones Farm

One of the greatest pleasures of visiting the Delhi Farmers' Market is discovering the stories behind the people who produce our food. Every vendor brings something unique to the market, and Two Stones Farm is no exception.

Located in Fleischmanns, Two Stones Farm is known for its handcrafted sheep and goat milk cheeses, thoughtfully curated farm shop, and passion for bringing locally produced foods to the community. Their weekly presence at the Delhi Farmers' Market gives visitors the opportunity to experience the flavors of the Catskills while meeting the people behind the products.

At the heart of Two Stones Farm is a commitment to quality and craftsmanship. Their cheeses are made using milk from animals raised with care, resulting in distinctive flavors that reflect both the farm and the surrounding landscape. Whether you're building a charcuterie board, preparing a special dinner, or simply looking for something delicious to enjoy at home, their artisan cheeses have become favorites among market shoppers.

But Two Stones Farm offers much more than cheese.

Their Main Street shop in Fleischmanns has become a destination for residents and visitors looking for carefully selected local foods, fresh breads, sweet treats, pantry items, and specialty products from throughout the region. It's a place where shopping local becomes an experience, celebrating the abundance and creativity of the Catskills.

That same spirit carries over to the Delhi Farmers' Market each week.

Whether you're already a cheese enthusiast or simply looking to discover something new, Two Stones Farm offers an authentic taste of the Catskills that's rooted in quality, craftsmanship, and community.

Be sure to stop by their tent at the Delhi Farmers’ Market this season. Visit the The Two Stones site, follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

Farmers’ Market Spotlight: momoglobal flowers

Some farms grow food. Some farms grow experiences.

Nestled on 20 acres in Jeffersonville, momoglobal flowers is doing a little bit of both by cultivating beautiful blooms, artistic expression, and meaningful community connections throughout the Catskills.

Founded by Kaya Abe Magee, momoglobal flowers combines biodynamic flower farming with the centuries-old Japanese art of Ikebana, creating a business that feels both deeply rooted in the local landscape and connected to traditions from around the world. What began as a passion for floral design has blossomed into a unique destination where flowers, creativity, and nature come together.

Kaya's journey into flower farming began during the pandemic when she found herself spending more time outdoors and learning about biodynamic agriculture. Inspired by the relationship between healthy soil, healthy ecosystems, and healthy communities, she established momoglobal flowers in 2022 and began cultivating flowers using biodynamic farming principles on her Jeffersonville property.

The result is a stunning variety of blooms grown with care and intention. According to Kaya, biodynamic practices help create stronger plants with vibrant colors, fragrant petals, and longer vase life. Beyond the flowers themselves, the farm provides habitat for pollinators, birds, and other wildlife, helping support the broader ecosystem that makes our rural communities so special.

But flowers are only part of the story.

As a longtime practitioner and teacher of Ikebana, Kaya brings a unique artistic perspective to everything she creates. Unlike traditional Western floral arrangements that often emphasize abundance, Ikebana focuses on balance, simplicity, movement, and the beauty of space. Through workshops, classes, and demonstrations, Kaya introduces participants to this centuries-old art form while encouraging mindfulness, creativity, and a deeper appreciation for nature.

The next time you visit the Delhi Farmers' Market, be sure to stop by momoglobal flowers. Whether you're looking for a beautiful bouquet, interested in learning more about biodynamic farming, or simply want to brighten someone's day, you'll find something special waiting among the blooms.

Learn more about this farmers market favorite by visiting their website or following them on social media.

Farmers’ Market Spotlight: Silo 52 Flowers & For You by Terah Patrocinio

One of the things that makes the Delhi Farmers' Market so special is the way it brings together creative small businesses, local makers, and the people behind them. This week’s Farmers’ Market Spotlight highlights two vendors who not only share a tent—but also share a family connection.

Sisters behind Silo 52 Flowers and For You by Terah Patrocinio have created a market space that feels thoughtful, creative, and distinctly personal, offering visitors two unique businesses side by side each week.

Silo 52 Flowers brings beautiful locally grown flowers and arrangements to the market, adding color, texture, and a sense of seasonal beauty to Courthouse Square. Whether you’re looking for a bouquet to brighten your home, a thoughtful gift, or simply something that captures the feeling of the Catskills in bloom, their flowers help make every market visit feel a little more special.

Alongside them is For You by Terah Patrocinio, a creative handmade brand featuring thoughtfully designed products that reflect artistry, personality, and care. Together, the sisters have created a welcoming market presence that blends creativity, craftsmanship, and community connection.

What makes their shared tent especially memorable is the experience itself. Visitors are able to explore two complementary businesses in one stop while meeting the people behind the work. It’s a reminder that the Delhi Farmers’ Market is not just about shopping locally—it’s about building relationships with the artists, growers, and makers who help define this community.

Be sure to stop by their tent at the Delhi Farmers’ Market this season and support these two creative local businesses sharing one inspiring space. You can follow Silo 52 Flowers and For You by Terah Patrocinio on Instagram.

Farmers’ Market Spotlight: Ty's Tacoria

Ty’s Tacoria

Big flavor, fresh ingredients, and a loyal following have made Ty’s Tacoria a favorite throughout the region—and now they’re unveiling even more ways to enjoy it.

Known for serving bold, creative tacos and fresh house-made salsas, Ty’s Tacoria has built a strong reputation for food that feels both fun and seriously delicious.

Their Delhi food truck has been serving up tacos packed with fresh ingredients, vibrant flavors, and the kind of menu that keeps people coming back to try something new. From street-style classics to inventive specials, every visit feels a little different—and always worth it.

With warmer weather here, there are now even more ways to enjoy Ty’s each week. Stop by their Hamden Prep Kitchen location on weekends, where they continue to test new menu ideas, specials, and fan favorites. They’ll also be serving there every Tuesday from 11 AM to 7 PM, creating another easy reason to make Hamden part of your weekly plans.

You’ll also find Ty’s Tacoria at the Delhi Farmers' Market every Wednesday starting May 6, bringing delicious fresh food to one of the area’s favorite weekly gatherings once again this year. You can order online through their website , just make sure you are choosing the right truck or location for pick up.

Click here to find out more about Ty’s Tacoria and find the most up to date information at Instagram and Facebook.

Farmers’ Market Spotlight: Tinkertown Provisions

TINKERTOWN PROVISIONS
Organic Ingredients, Thoughtful Craft, and Food for Every Table

If you’ve spent time at the Delhi Farmers’ Market, chances are you’ve stopped at Tinkertown Provisions—or at least taken a second look.

There’s something about their display that draws you in. And once you understand what they stand for, it makes perfect sense.

At the heart of Tinkertown Provisions is a clear and intentional commitment: using organic ingredients to create food that is not only high-quality, but accessible to a wide range of people and dietary needs. Their approach is thoughtful and inclusive, with careful attention to avoiding major allergens and clearly labeling minor ones—so more people can enjoy what they make with confidence.

This isn’t just about good food. It’s about making good food available to more people.

Food That Feels Good to Eat

Tinkertown Provisions offers an array of flavors designed to appeal to a wide range of palates, while staying rooted in quality and integrity. Every product reflects a balance of creativity and care—where ingredients matter, and the end result is something both satisfying and exciting.

It’s the kind of food that reminds you how enjoyable simple, well-made ingredients can be.

Shop In Person or Online

You can find Tinkertown Provisions regularly at the Delhi Farmers’ Market, where they’ve become a go-to stop for those seeking high-quality, thoughtfully made goods.

Their Oneonta shop offers a full look at their offerings, and their online store makes it easy to shop from anywhere. You can also visit their website to get a list of other markets and special events.

Why It Matters

Tinkertown Provisions represents the best of what our local food community can be—intentional, inclusive, and rooted in quality.

With a focus on organic ingredients and a commitment to making food accessible across a range of dietary needs, they’re creating something that goes beyond a typical market experience.

Farmers' Market Feature: Coloured Jewels

Spotlight on one of our Delhi Farmers’ Market Vendors.

Coloured Jewels is a precious metals sculpture and fine jewelry company present at the farmers market each week. The founder and jeweler, Adam puts his heart and soul in his products, using the best materials and handling everything with the utmost of care. His passion is palpable and the quality of the products speaks for itself.

With roots beginning in Brooklyn, Adam made his way north with his eye on doing something meaningful and full of purpose. He passes this passion along to others in his jewelry making and he’s able to help you do the same. Along with the ready made pieces you’ll find at the market, come to Adam with your idea and he’ll bring it to life. He can make custom charms, engraved rings and so much more. You dream it up and Adam can make it.

 Want to do something super romantic for Valentine’s Day? Coloured Jewels is offering permanent jewelry. You and your love can get matching bracelets, anklets or necklaces with welded links– no claps! Jewelry to stand the test of time.

 You can find Coloured Jewels at the Delhi Farmers Market every week as well on their Website, Facebook and Instagram. Now organizing sculpture workshops, make sure to follow along and attend an upcoming event.

Delhi Indoor Farmers' Market Every Wednesday

The Delhi Farmers Market has an amazing line up of dedicated farmers, bakers, makers and more. Each week they bring their best with a wide selection of goods. You will find a variety of your kitchen staples– fresh bread, farm fresh cheeses, vegetables, jams, poultry and more. To help ward off the cold, you will find crocheted apparel, distilled spirits, amaryllis bulbs, and homemade pie. If you’d like to add sparkle and shine to your winter, there are unique jewelers at the market. The variety of produce and more makes the Delhi Farmers Market a worthwhile weekly visit. Stop by The Delhi Farmers Market every Wednesday from 10am-2pm inside the Delhi American Legion.

The Delhi American Legion is located at 41 Page Avenue in Delhi, with parking available for shoppers.

The regular winter vendors include:

Abba’s Acres with chicken, eggs, maple syrup, fudge and more.

ARK Floral with amaryllis bulbs, paper whites, lavender, succulents and more.

Bakers Grimm with breads, sweetbreads, and assorted baked goods.

Berry Brook Farm with organic vegetables and more.

Black Willow Pond Farm with beef, pork, yogurt and more.

Burn Ayr Farm with heritage beef, pork and more.

Coloured Jewels with jewelry, rings, bracelets, necklaces, charms and more.

Farmers Wife with pies, sweet rolls and more.

Hellers Farm with vegetables, apples, mushrooms, trout and more.

Hollow Winds Farm with handmade soaps and more.

Island Girl Artwork with jewelry, original artwork and more.

Lucinda Race with homemade jam, shortbread, pies and more.

Max Creek Hatchery with various kinds of trout.

Muddy Nose Dog Biscuits with a variety of dog treats.

Ooh Fuge It with fudge of all flavors.

Opyrose with crocheted items and more.

Pearls by Peg with unique handmade jewelry.

Rev Spirits with unique distilled spirits.

Rock Royal Farm with chicken, vegetables, eggs, coffee and more.

*Please note that vendor line up may change from week to week.