New York Sea Grant, in collaboration with industry, academic and other professional seafood stakeholders, offers its annual "NY Seafood Summit."
The goal of the summit is to convene a group of enthusiastic professionals with vested interest in seafood to build active communications between the various sectors of New York's seafood industry.
Each year at the summit we try to highlight some of New York’s bountiful seafood supply and introduce participants to the delicious, diverse, and versatile seafood’s available locally.
Seafood Summit 2025
Planning for our 2025 New York Seafood Summit is well underway.
The 2025 summit will bring together seafood professionals (fishermen, aquaculturists, retailers, processors, chefs and more) and anglers fishing for food from across the regions to foster active communications and build productive relationships and collaboration throughout the state.
The dates are set for our 2025 New York Seafood Summit Events:
• Monday, March 3, 2025 – Cornell University AgriTech, Geneva, NY
Primary audience: Anglers fishing for food, baitfish producers, charter boats, and hatchery staff
• Friday, March 28, 2025 – Riverhead Free Library, Riverhead, NY
Primary audience: Long Island culinary, seafood, seaweed, fisheries, and aquaculture professionals
• Tuesday, June 2, 2025 – Culinary Institute of America, Hyde Park, NY
Primary audience: NYS culinary, seafood, seaweed, fisheries, and aquaculture professionals
We hope you can join us!
Become a sponsor for the 2025 Seafood Summit!
The summit events are free to participants but rely heavily on grants and sponsorship to support them.
Donate | Click Here or contact Dr. Michael Ciaramella at m2544@cornell.edu.
For more ...
You can check out a news archive that highlights previous seafood summits.
Also, there's a story map highlighting the New York Seafood Summit, which began in 2016 as a means of highlighting seafood efforts across New York and provide an opportunity for cross sector collaboration.
Questions? Contact Dr. Michael Ciaramella (mc2544@cornell.edu) or call the NYSG Extension Office at 631-824-4746
