Squash blossoms purchased August 2020 from YMCA Farm Project stand. at YMCA Farm Project Stand in Kingston

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Locally grown vegetables from an educational, non-profit farm. Open seasonally from June-Oct, and also some winter months, in which indoor-grown vegetables from the Hudson Valley Farm Hub, rather than the YMCA Farm Project are featured. Their mission is to educate, nourish and connect the Kingston community with their non-profit urban farm. Sometimes sells a few apparel and other non-food items. Open Tue 10:00am-12:30pm, Thu 3:30pm-6:00pm.

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2 Reviews

First Review by foodfirst

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netochkanezvanova

Points +47

Vegetarian
19 Aug 2022

Local community!

Magic, and worth waiting for. Currently open Tuesday morning and Thursday afternoon. Check their Instagram for what they have that day and when their hours will be.
Farm stand is staffed by super awesome local high schoolers learning about farming and related subjects. Money raised goes to benefit this program!

Pros: Great value, Bringing fresh produce to midtown , EBT accepted

Cons: Only bread option is very expensive , Not everyone working knows how to run an EBT card

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foodfirst

Points +776

Vegan
15 Jun 2021

Vegetables and stand are great

This Midtown Kingston farm stand is a great place to find fresh, local, inexpensive veggies. This stand is part of a remarkable project by a community nonprofit. Veggies includes healthy green and leafy vegetables in January. The Y Farm Project stand takes a long hiatus after the winter-market season. Offers a remarkable selection of locally grown veggies at reasonable prices, along with great blueberries on a visit when they were in season. Full Tuesday and Thursday stand hours began this year (2021) in June. The Tuesday stand is located in front of the Child Care entrance on Pine Grove Ave., while the Thursday stand takes place in the building's lobby, inside the rear door, which opens onto the Y parking area. In turn, the parking lot is accessible via an entrance on Pine Grove Ave. Sometimes a fairly long line. Masks required inside. Bring your own shopping bags. May easily be worth the trek if you live near Kingston.

Updated from previous review on 2020-07-20

Pros: locally grown produce, variety, healthiness

Cons: sometimes a bit of a wait due to lines

Squash blossoms purchased August 2020 from YMCA Farm Project stand. at YMCA Farm Project Stand in Kingston

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