I am a self-taught abstract artist and started my art business later in life. I worked as a substance abuse counselor for over 30 plus years and retired in November of 2023. I have been married 48 years and have a 39-year-old daughter who lives in Chicago. I have always loved animals. So, it is
April 30th was The Windmill’s opening day for the 2022 Season. The weather was beautiful and Rochester newscaster, John Kucko joined us, going live on Facebook and promoting his sunflower postcards with proceeds going to Ukraine. The Windmill also welcomed its first tour bus of the Season on opening day. Memorial Day, May 30th gave
Community Knife Grinding is among the longest-standing vendors at The Windmill, selling an assortment of cutlery and cooks’ tools here since 1989. In addition to carrying an array of culinary tools and products, Community Knife Grinding provides a service that has been perfected over an intergenerational history that goes back over 100 years. Charlene is
828 Jewels came to life in 2015 in the magical mountains of Asheville, North Carolina… area code 828. My beautiful sister Karin gave me a broken wood leaf earring and asked me to create something from it. That broken leaf sparked my imagination as I searched for ideas on YouTube. I wanted to create something
On Friday Evening, July 1st, 2022, The Windmill opened its gates for an evening event to celebrate and commemorate its 35th Anniversary. The crowd had a great time enjoying live music, dancing, great shopping and delicious food. The kids were able to frolic in bounce houses and get their faces painted. 70 Windmill vendors joined in
“You will never understand the beauty of these bells until you hear them for yourself!!!!” – Crazy Crafty Chicks, Corning NY. The FingerLakes Bell Co. was established in 2019 by myself and my wife Robin. Our home/studio overlooks Waneta Lake and gives inspiration to our bell art. Little did we realize what was to happen
IS IT THE WINDMILL YET? One could only hope! Another winter almost gone, just when we think we’ve beat the latest life crisis another one appears. It’s been said it’s because we are the strong spirits and can handle the trials but honestly, I’m kind of tired. This winter I had hopes of getting my
Not The Same Ole Grind is a small, family owned and operated shop. In the Fall of 2021, the owner, Sharon, learned of an opportunity to purchase an existing coffee, tea, and spice business. Sharon discussed the idea with her family and friends, loving the possibilities, it was full speed ahead! Their coffees come from
The Windmill capped off another great season on the last Saturday in November, thanks to all of our loyal customers. The season began at the end of April with a moderately cool day and lots of customers and vendors happy to return. On many Saturdays, there was live entertainment in our gazebos with toe-tapping, clapping,
On July 20th 2019, for the second year in a row, the Manx Club Dune Buggies visited The Windmill during their tour of the region. Sixty Buggies lined up on the front lawn and toured the market, enjoying all the delicious food and great shopping. This is the third year the club has visited the
The Windmill Farm and Craft Market, a staple for Yates County tourists, shoppers and day-trippers in the Finger Lakes since 1987, will celebrate its 30th anniversary on Aug. 26 beginning at 1 p.m. on the market’s 44-acre grounds on Route 14A between Penn Yan and Dundee. New York State Agriculture Commissioner Richard Ball is expected to
Parking is free.
Admission is free.
Tour buses are welcome. Call 315-536-3032 for tour bus information.
Yes we are, wheelchairs are also available at the information booth.
We welcome friendly dogs on leashes. Dogs only, please.
