Community Favorite Market Makes Massive Hudson Valley Move

One town's loss is another town's gain, and this month that gain includes one of the Hudson Valley's most popular local markets.

It's a struggle for any small business to stay open, so when success hits, it's something special. A specialty market in Ulster County that has amassed nearly twenty thousand Instagram followers and over one hundred five-star reviews on Google has announced that they're packing up shop and moving nearly thirty miles south.

Popular Market is Leaving Woodstock, NY

Harana Market has been in business in Woodstock, NY for the past three years. Offering "food that makes your heart sing" including both freshly cooked Filipino food as well as Asian groceries, the business owners recently shared a big development with their devoted fans.

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Harana Market is Moving to Accord, NY

"Have you noticed the new sign hanging out front? ACCORD, WE ARE COMING SOON!!!!" began the announcement across their social media accounts. "Our 3-year lease in Woodstock has come to an end [and] our last day at our Woodstock location is Sunday, November 19th". Here's where you can find them when they open again.

Opening Date for Harana Market's New Location in Accord, NY

Harana Market's new location at 5125 Route 209 in Accord, NY is set to open on Thursday, December 7th. The building, near Saunderskill Farms, has previously been both a pizzeria and BBQ restaurant, and seems to lend itself to Harana Market's business model of freshly cooked food and grocery items. They're also hiring.

Harana Market is Hiring in Accord, NY

Harana Market says they are hiring for multiple positions, both full and part-time. From dishwashers and line cooks to a "shaved ice barista" and an inventory assistant, interested applicants can find out more information here.

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Harana Market is also asking for the public's assistance in successfully completing the renovation of their new location, dubbed "Harana 2.0". There is currently a GoFundMe campaign to help them create an "Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) and LGBTQAI space in the Hudson Valley".