Events at Local Farms in the Capital-Mohawk Region

Discover farm tours, farmers’ markets, harvest festivals, and workshops in the Capital-Mohawk Region. Harvest Connection helps you connect with local farms, enjoy seasonal produce, and support small family farms throughout the region.

Farm Tours and Workshops

Learn directly from local farmers with hands-on farm tours and educational workshops. Explore sustainable farming practices, seasonal crops, and the work that goes into producing fresh, local food.

Farmers Markets and Seasonal Events

Find farmers’ markets, harvest festivals, and seasonal events near you. Shop fresh produce, meet local farmers, and enjoy unique community experiences that celebrate the region’s agriculture.

Support Local Farms Through Experiences

Attending events at local farms helps sustain small family farms, strengthens the regional food system, and connects you with the people who grow your food.

Plan Your Visit

Check schedules, locations, and seasonal offerings to make the most of your farm visits. Harvest Connection makes it easy to experience local food, learn about sustainable agriculture, and enjoy the best seasonal flavors the Capital-Mohawk Region has to offer.

20 Sep
2026
Duckin Good Farmstead

Sundae on The Farm

Sundae on the Farm is an annual event highlighting local farms with educational displays, demos, family activities, and FREE ice cream sundaes courtesy of Stewart’s Shops!  

EXPLORE THIS YEAR'S HOST!  Set in Montgomery County’s scenic countryside, Hu-Hill Organic Farm is a multigenerational family farm dedicated to producing high-quality, certified organic food while caring for the land, animals, and community. Stewardship guides everything they do—from nurturing healthy soils and humane animal care to growing organic crops for a sustainable future.

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