2023-2024 Indoor Winter Market!

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Thank you to our Community Sponsors!

Platinum Plow


Golden Gardener


Jess Lunt

The Empower Fund

Silver Shovel


Farrell and Margaret Mary Reynolds

Colony Woodstock

Megan and Joan Reynolds


Copper Cultivator



Barry Price Architecture

Beverly Nerenberg

Blue Mountain Bistro-to-Go

Cantine’s Island Cohousing

Catskill Mountainkeeper

Danielle Auretto

Deborah & Michael DeWan

Dick & Susan Goldman

Dolores Miller

JoJo Demirel

Judith Asphar

Kerrie Baldwin

Nuvance Health

Perry Beekman

Rachel Daykin

Rosalind Dickinson & Michael Drillinger

Sharkie’s Meatballs

Sharon Cooper

Stacy Nagelberg

Stone Mountain Flower Health

Wendy Weinburd

Woodstock Democratic Committee

Zahra Choudhury

Cari Weisberg

Ellen Jahoda

Georgia Asher

Judith Chase

Lynn Schmeidler

Maxanne Resnick

Nancy Geaney

Peace, Love & Cupcakes

Renee Lucier

Sara Henry-Corrington

Stuart Auchincloss


Woodstock Farm Festival believes not being racist is not enough; we must be actively anti-racist.


We recognize that as a mostly white, privileged community, it is our responsibility to challenge and dismantle systems of racism and oppression in the food system. We honor that the modern day local food movement, including models of community supported agriculture, food co-ops, and farmers markets, can be traced to numerous Black leaders and activists who organized direct access to nutritious and ethnically appropriate foods in response to racist governmental policies. We acknowledge that we host this market on stolen land. The Munsee people of the Lenape tribe were the original inhabitants of Woodstock, New York. They had a respectful relationship with the land and took their responsibility as stewards seriously before European colonizers and the United States government erased their communities through violence, racist policies, and nefarious tactics. We commit to more BIPOC representation in our market across vendors, musicians, and community organizations. We are also committed to donating to regional organizations addressing Black land ownership – Did you know that less than 1% of all farmland in the United States is owned and managed by people of color, despite the exploitation of Black and Brown labor across our nation?

We support and appreciate grassroots leaders like Soul Fire Farm, Black Farmer Fund, and Northeast Farmers of Color Land Trust (just to name a few), who educate and advocate for a more just and truly equitable food system. We thank Soul Fire Farm for their “Uprooting Racism in the Food System” training, which has empowered us to create an anti-racist subcommittee to examine all decisions our organization makes through an anti-racist lens. 

We do not tolerate racism, colorism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, fatphobia, or xenophobia of any kind in our market or on our online platforms, from market staff, volunteers, vendors, collaborators, nor shoppers. We all lose when white supremacy wins. We welcome constructive feedback from members of our community as we continue to strive to be an anti-racist organization, and we hope that you’ll join us in doing this work of learning, reflecting, and changing which our country so desperately needs and which communities of color so greatly deserve. 

Peace & love,

The Woodstock Farm Festival Anti-Racism Subcommittee