Liberty, NY — The Liberty Mall is thrilled to announce the launch of its Winter Farmers’ & Flea Market Series, proudly produced by Casa Di Longobardi. The first market will take …
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Liberty, NY — The Liberty Mall is thrilled to announce the launch of its Winter Farmers’ & Flea Market Series, proudly produced by Casa Di Longobardi. The first market will take place the weekend of November 22–23, bringing together a vibrant mix of shopping, community, and local flavor.
Following the success of previous seasonal markets organized by Lori Solomon, former Vice President of the Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association, this new series invites shoppers and treasure hunters alike to explore a wide variety of local vendors. Offerings will include handcrafted goods, farm-fresh products, antiques, vintage finds, collectibles, specialty foods, and more. Each market promises a fun, family-friendly atmosphere that celebrates the creativity and entrepreneurial spirit of the Sullivan County region.
“This market is a wonderful way to bring our community together, support local makers and small businesses, and give families a place to enjoy shopping local through the winter months,” said Lori Solomon-Longobardi, organizer and co-owner of Casa Di Longobardi. “Liberty Mall is a beautiful space for our community to congregate, shop, eat, and enjoy a warm and safe setting.”
The Liberty Mall Farmers’ & Flea Market will be open from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM on select weekends throughout the winter season at 15 Sullivan Avenue, Liberty, NY.
Upcoming Market Dates (2025–2026):
November 22–23
January 24–25
February 21–22
March 28–29
April 25–26
Vendor registration is now open for artisans, farmers, and merchants interested in participating. Space is available for $15 per day or $30 per weekend.
For more information or to register as a vendor, visit www.casadilongobardi.com, email casadilongobardi@gmail.com, or call 518-322-2067.
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