Join in the fun at the 11th annual Zucchini Races at the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market! Children are invited to join Miss Jen to decorate a zucchini and add wheels to create zucchini race cars, which will be raced down a 16-foot track. Supplies provided by Otsego 2000 and zucchini provided by Heller’s Farm. The Cooperstown Farmers’ Market is open, Tuesdays 12pm-4pm. Zucchini Car Races run from 12pm-3pm. Free.

Come shop, browse and stay a while!

Tuesday Markets are held in July, August and September in addition to the Saturday Markets which are held year-round.

Come enjoy the local bounty, with fresh vegetables and fruit, plus local meat and poultry, farmstead cheese, maple products, prepared foods, artisan crafts, plants, baked goods, spirits, home goods, and more.

Tuesday Markets are held in July, August and September in addition to the Saturday Markets which are held year-round.

Join Miss Jen at the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market and eat the rainbow, Veggie and Berry Tastings and make Veggie Crowns, 10am -Noon. Kids Crafts are offered at the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market the first Saturday of every month!

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage and a fun community vibe. Free kids’ activities on the first Saturday of the month with Miss Jen.

SNAP is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 SNAP spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Come enjoy the local bounty, with fresh vegetables and fruit, plus local meat and poultry, farmstead cheese, maple products, and a great selection of prepared foods, artisan crafts, plants, baked goods, spirits, skincare, home goods, soaps, and more.

Tuesday Markets are held in July, August and September in addition to the Saturday Markets which are held year-round.

Bring in a bicycle, small appliance, sewing project, small piece of furniture in need of repair/service and volunteer repair expert coaches will offer advice and help you to fix them. Some materials needed to repair items will be available to purchase.

Free lightbulbs from Cornell Cooperative Extension Smart Energy Choices: Mohawk Valley. For sewing projects: Bring your textile items that need patching or darning or learn about repurposing and visible mending  techniques that you can do at home.

Held at the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market, 101 Main Street in Pioneer Alley, Cooperstown. More information: otsego2000.org/repaircafe

Come enjoy the local bounty, with fresh vegetables and fruit, plus local meat and poultry, farmstead cheese, maple products, and a great selection of prepared foods, artisan crafts, plants, baked goods, spirits, skincare, home goods, soaps, and more.

Tuesday Markets are held in July, August and September in addition to the Saturday Markets which are held year-round.

Bring in a computer, cellphone, bicycle, small appliance, sewing project, small piece of furniture in need of repair/service and volunteer repair expert coaches will offer advice and help you to fix them. Some materials needed to repair items will be available to purchase.

Free phone screen cleaning and free lightbulbs from Cornell Cooperative Extension Smart Energy Choices: Mohawk Valley. For sewing projects: Bring your textile items that need patching or darning or learn about repurposing and visible mending  techniques that you can do at home.

Held at the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market, 101 Main Street in Pioneer Alley, Cooperstown. More information: otsego2000.org/repaircafe

Members in the Cooper Circle demonstrate commitment to stewardship of our Otsego Lake region’s singular natural, historic, and agricultural resources by making generous gifts of $1,000 or more in unrestricted support.

Cooper Circle members gather annually to review accomplishments and challenges in the region. Throughout the year, Otsego 2000 values their advice and insights.

To join the Cooper Circle, please donate today or call Ellen Pope, 607/547-8881.

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage and a fun community vibe. Free kids’ activities on the first Saturday of the month with Miss Jen.

SNAP is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 SNAP spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Come enjoy the local bounty, with fresh vegetables and fruit, plus local meat and poultry, farmstead cheese, maple products, and a great selection of prepared foods, artisan crafts, plants, baked goods, spirits, skincare, home goods, soaps, and more.

Tuesday Markets are held in July, August and September in addition to the Saturday Markets which are held year-round.

The Otsego 2000 Historic Preservation Series continues with a walking tour of Fly Creek. The tour will be led by Dr. Cindy Falk, Assistant Dean of Graduate Studies at SUNY Oneonta and Professor of Material Culture at the University’s Cooperstown Graduate Program.

$10. To register and for more information, visit this page

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage and a fun community vibe. Free kids’ activities on the first Saturday of the month with Miss Jen.

SNAP is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 SNAP spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Come enjoy the local bounty, with fresh vegetables and fruit, plus local meat and poultry, farmstead cheese, maple products, and a great selection of prepared foods, artisan crafts, plants, baked goods, spirits, skincare, home goods, soaps, and more.

Tuesday Markets are held in July, August and September in addition to the Saturday Markets which are held year-round.

Join Miss Jen at the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market and make veggie flags, 10am -Noon. Kids Crafts are offered at the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market the first Saturday of every month!

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage and a fun community vibe. Free kids’ activities on the first Saturday of the month with Miss Jen.

SNAP is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 SNAP spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Come enjoy the local bounty, with fresh vegetables and fruit, plus local meat and poultry, farmstead cheese, maple products, and a great selection of prepared foods, artisan crafts, plants, baked goods, spirits, skincare, home goods, soaps, and more.

Tuesday Markets are held in July, August and September in addition to the Saturday Markets which are held year-round.

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage and a fun community vibe.

SNAP is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 SNAP spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage and a fun community vibe.

SNAP is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 SNAP spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage and a fun community vibe.

SNAP is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 SNAP spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Otsego 2000 will offer a walking tour of South Worcester on Sunday, June 8 at 3 pm. The tour will be led by Dr. Cindy Falk, Assistant Dean of Graduate Studies at SUNY Oneonta and Professor of Material Culture at the University’s Cooperstown Graduate Program.

This tour will focus on identifying the characteristics of different building forms and architectural styles, as well as how the built environment of South Worcester has changed over time.  

$10. To register and for more information, visit this page

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage and a fun community vibe. Free kids’ activities on the first Saturday of the month with Miss Jen.

SNAP is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 SNAP spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage.

EBT is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 EBT spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives and using EBT at the Market here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage.

EBT is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 EBT spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives and using EBT at the Market here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage.

EBT is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 EBT spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives and using EBT at the Market here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage.

EBT is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 EBT spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives and using EBT at the Market here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Shop from 30+ local farmers, makers, artisans, crafters, and growers. Enjoy live music on the Market Stage. Special kids’ activities on the first Saturday of the month.

EBT is welcome and matched at every Market, so a $20 EBT spend earns you $60 in local food.

More info on Market here, more info on food access initiatives and using EBT at the Market here

The Farmers’ Market, open year-round on Saturdays, was started by Otsego 2000 in 1991.

Otsego 2000 will hold a workshop at the Earth Festival at Milford Central School, 42 West Main Street in Milford.

We may think of historic preservation as preserving a moment in time in architecture or a community’s development, but did you know that repairing and maintaining our historic buildings is also best for the planet’s future? Otsego 2000 executive director Ellen Pope will discuss how repairing, restoring, and reusing historic building materials is important to fighting climate change, and how homeowners in Otsego County’s 15 historic districts may qualify for New York State’s Historic Income Tax Credit for home repairs. We will also provide information on New York’s Historic Barn Rehabilitation Tax Credit for barns built before 1946, no National Register listing necessary.

Free workshop, please email to sign up. Walk-ins welcome. The Earth Festival runs from 9 am to 3 pm, and includes a recycling drop off. Otsego 2000 also is joining with other nonprofits to hold a Repair Café at the Earth Festival from 11 am to 2 pm.

As part of the Earth Festival at Milford Central School, there will be a Repair Café.

Bring a broken item, such as a lamp, small appliance, clothing, textile, jewelry, computers, or cellphones and volunteer repair expert coaches will evaluate and help to fix them free of charge. Materials needed to repair items available to purchase at cost. One item per person.

The Repair Café is a joint effort by The Arc Otsego, City of Oneonta Sustainability Committee, Otsego 2000, Otsego County Conservation Association, the Otsego Land Trust, and the Otsego ReUse Center.