Enjoy live music, river views and a laid-back setting at this small-town Sunday market showcasing the best of what the Hudson Valley has to offer. In season, there’s fresh local produce, seafood and meats, cheese, pickles, prepared foods and baked goods, with live music most weeks.

The Irvington Farmers Market runs Sunday mornings outdoors on the grounds of the Main Street School, a short stroll from Washington Irving’s home, Sunnyside. Look for the life-sized statue of Irving’s character Rip Van Winkle at the southwestern corner of the school property, facing Main Street. The market sits right on the leafy Old Croton Aqueduct Trail and is an easy walk from the Irvington Metro-North station, so many shoppers arrive on foot or by bike — see Sleepy Hollow Without a Car for train details.

Run by Morning Glory Markets, the outdoor season runs Sundays from spring through late fall. A separate winter market operates indoors on Saturdays in the off-season; check the organizer’s site for this year’s exact dates.

Getting there: Sunday parking is available on the village streets and in the municipal lot at the top of Main Street. Avoid the permit-only lot across from the Main Street School.

Sundays, 9 am to 1:30 pm, rain or shine. Well-behaved dogs are welcome, provided your pooch is leashed.

Planning a fall visit? The Irvington market is the Sunday counterpart to Saturday’s TaSH market in Tarrytown — see how it anchors a low-key morning in A Perfect Fall Day in Sleepy Hollow.