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Farmers markets in New York City, New York

New York City, New York has 11 farmers markets in our directory, with locations, hours, seasons, and what each one sells. Vendors here commonly sell vegetables, fruits, baked goods, herbs, and plants & seedlings. 3 markets accept SNAP/EBT, and many match those benefits through Double Up programs. Hours and seasons change through the year, so it is always worth confirming with the market before you head out.

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Brownsville Community Farmers Market

BMS Family Health Center lot, 592 Rockaway Ave., New York City, New York

Cedar St. Greenmarket

Cedar Street between Church & Broadway, New York City, New York

Flatbush-Canton Farmers Market

794 - 814 Flatbush Ave at Canton Ave, in courtyard, New York City, New York

Forrest Market

156th & Westchester, New York City, New York
Vegetables

Hattie Carthan Community Market

SNAP
Clifton & Marcy Avenues, New York City, New York
In season: July – November
VegetablesFruitsHerbsFlowers+6 more

La Marqueta Farmers Market

La Marqueta, E. 115th St & Park Ave, E. Harlem, New York City, New York

Long Island City Green Market

48th Ave between Vernon Blvd & 5th St, New York City, New York

MBD Community Park Farmers Market

1710 Southern Blvd, New York City, New York

St. John's Church Farmers Market

1 Hudson Street, New York City, New York
VegetablesFruitsHerbsPlants & Seedlings+2 more

The New York Botanical Garden Farmers Market

SNAP
Mosholu Pkwy. Gate at Kazimiroff Blvd.(in garden), New York City, New York
VegetablesFruitsPlants & SeedlingsHoney+1 more

W. 79th St. Greenmarket

SNAP
W. 79th St at Columbus Ave, New York City, New York
VegetablesFruitsHerbsFlowers+13 more

Shopping with benefits? See New York markets that accept SNAP/EBT.

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Frequently asked questions

How many farmers markets are in New York City, New York?
There are 11 farmers markets in New York City in our directory, sourced from the USDA National Farmers Market Directory.
Which New York City farmers markets accept SNAP or EBT?
3 of the 11 markets in New York City accept SNAP/EBT benefits. Look for the market info booth to exchange EBT for tokens you spend with vendors.
When are farmers markets open in New York City?
1 market is in season around July. Each market listing shows its season and market days.
What can you buy at New York City farmers markets?
Common finds include vegetables, fruits, baked goods, herbs, and plants & seedlings. Each listing shows the full product list for that market.