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Down to Earth Farmers Markets manages farmers markets in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Westchester. We hope to see you at one of our markets soon! – Come work with us! We have a permanent part-time position available in Park Slope, Brooklyn and seasonal part-time positions open in Manhattan – Down to Earth Markets brings together two kinds of vendors: local farmers and area food and crafts makers using locally sourced ingredients. Our mission is to ensure a future for small scale agriculture and food production in the New York area by creating vibrant marketplaces where community thrives and shoppers connect directly to the local food system. At the center of the park between Driggs and Nassau Ave, off Russell St in Greenpoint River Terrace between Murray St & North End Ave. Parking lot off of Union Turnpike near the tennis courts, in Fresh Meadows

All employment decisions that Down to Earth makes are based on organizational needs, job requirements and the employee’s or applicant’s qualifications. We are an equal opportunity employer. Applicants are welcome regardless of race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status. Down to Earth Markets is committed to operating farmers markets that are diverse, equitable and inclusive and reflective of, and welcoming to, all stakeholders in our local food system. Down to Earth Markets prizes transparency and fairness so our job listings include accurate pay rates. To give you an understanding of our pay scale, in 2025 our lowest paid employees had an hourly rate equivalent to 40-45% of what our highest paid employees received. Our job listings may include positions open with Down to Earth Markets and with our vendors. Each vendor is an...

Down to Earth Farmers Markets manages farmers markets in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Westchester. We hope to see you at one of our markets soon! – Come work with us! We have a permanent part-time position available in Park Slope, Brooklyn and seasonal part-time positions open in Manhattan – Down to Earth Markets brings together two kinds of vendors: local farmers and area food and crafts makers using locally sourced ingredients. Our mission is to ensure a future for small scale agriculture and food production in the New York area by creating vibrant marketplaces where community thrives and shoppers connect directly to the local food system. At the center of the park between Driggs and Nassau Ave, off Russell St in Greenpoint River Terrace between Murray St & North End Ave. Parking lot off of Union Turnpike near the tennis courts, in Fresh Meadows

Inside Prospect Park’s tree-shaded southwest corner, this GrowNYC market has connected local farms and farmers with Park Slope and Windsor Terrace residents since 1996. Shoppers can find locally grown and produced food weekly on Wednesday and seasonally on Sunday.

Alongside Carroll Park and P.S. 58, this GrowNYC market has connected local farms and farmers with Carroll Gardens and Gowanus residents since 2007. It offers locally grown and produced food every Sunday year-round, along with demonstrations, educational programs, and family activities.

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In the heart of lively Cortelyou Road, this market has connected local farms and farmers with Ditmas Park residents since 2003. Shoppers can find locally grown and produced food every Sunday year-round, along with demonstrations, educational programs, and family activities.

Alongside the McCarren Park track and dog run, this market has connected local farms and farmers with Greenpoint and Williamsburg residents since 1997. It offers locally grown and produced food every Saturday year-round, plus demonstrations, educational programs, and family activities.

Outside historic Fort Greene Park, this GrowNYC market has connected local farms and farmers with neighborhood shoppers since 2003. It offers locally grown and produced food every Saturday year-round, as well as demonstrations, educational programs, and family activities.

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This GrowNYC market has connected local farms and farmers with Brooklyn Heights and Downtown Brooklyn since 1983. Shoppers can find locally grown and produced food twice weekly, as well as demonstrations, educational programs, and free recipes at the information tent.

GrowNYC operates this year-round farmers market at the Prospect Park entrance in Brooklyn. The official market page lists a weekly Saturday market and an on-site clothing collection.

Brooklyn Flea sets up in DUMBO under the Manhattan Bridge every Saturday and Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm, through December 21. Shoppers browse vintage finds, handmade goods and unique treasures amid city views, with food vendors on site and a mix of locals and visitors.

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GrowNYC operates a seasonal Crown Heights farmstand at the northwest corner of Nostrand Avenue and Crown Street. The official page lists a Friday market with food-access benefit programs and a rotating producer list.

Artists & Fleas Williamsburg is a curated makers market with more than 50 individual sellers each weekend. Its Brooklyn flagship showcases emerging fashion, vintage, art, design, and locally made goods.

Smorgasburg’s Prospect Park market is part of its open-air food festival series, bringing more than 70 vendors and global food offerings across Brooklyn and Manhattan for the 2026 season. The Prospect Park edition is held at Breeze Hill, entered from Lincoln Road.

Smorgasburg’s Williamsburg market is part of its open-air food festival series, bringing more than 70 vendors and global food offerings across Brooklyn and Manhattan for the 2026 season. The Williamsburg edition is held at Marsha P. Johnson State Park.

Roving Fashion, Art and Design pop-up makers market and craft fair that travels seasonally to unique venues in New York City (NYC). Thoughtfully curated platform for artists, designers, makers, and members of the public to meet, interact and together, discover the art and culture within our community. One of New York City

Dubbed Bay Ridge’s Town Hall for its gathering-place role, this market has connected local farms and farmers with the neighborhood since 2008. It offers locally grown and produced food each Saturday during the season, as well as demonstrations and educational programs.

Inside Prospect Park’s tree-shaded southwest corner, this GrowNYC market has connected local farms and farmers with Park Slope and Windsor Terrace residents since 1996. Shoppers can find locally grown and produced food weekly on Wednesday and seasonally on Sunday.

We are first and foremost, cultivators of community. We strive to create intentional spaces where people from different paths converge around a shared conviction in good food that is good for us and our planet. We bring together the rural farmer, the city shopper, the suburban family, the young entrepreneur, all to connect with and learn from each other. These connections, in turn, strengthen our regional food system and local economy. The markets we run are more than just a place to shop, they are social hubs, often the heart and soul of their neighborhoods. We strive to run markets that are both carefully curated and sustainable, where farmers & food artisans come together with shoppers around a common goal. We believe your local farmer's market should not only be the place you buy local fruit and vegetables, but also where you come to show off your new baby, your new dog, your new...

Weeksville will be closed on Friday, September 11, 2026. Weeksville Heritage Center is an historic site and cultural center in Central Brooklyn that uses education, arts and a social justice lens to preserve, document and inspire engagement with the history of Weeksville. Learn More → Celebrate our rich history and join the community with a Weeksville Heritage Center Membership – Join or Gift Today! → Take a step back into time with a tour through the Historic Hunterfly Road Houses. Book a Tour → Weeksville Green Market is kicking off the 2026 market season Saturday, July 11th, from 12-5pm. Learn More → Weeksville Heritage Center’s programming lives at the intersection of history, art, and culture. Come be a part our thriving community!

THE YOUTH FARM at the High School for Public Service: About the Farm that offers New Yorkers opportunities to increase their knowledge of the food system and build high level organic growing skills to share with their communities. The Youth Farm grows organic food and flowers on one acre for the The Youth Farm is a partnership between the High School for Public Service, Green Guerillas , bk farmyards , all our dedicated volunteers & customers, the amazing youth of Wingate Campus and so many others... Want to learn more or help out? Click Here to find out more!

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McCarren Park’s Saturday Greenmarket brings regional farmers, bakers, and growers to the park’s Union Avenue entrance. The year-round market offers produce, bread, flowers, and other local goods.

Down to Earth Farmers Markets manages farmers markets in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Westchester. We hope to see you at one of our markets soon! – Come work with us! We have a permanent part-time position available in Park Slope, Brooklyn and seasonal part-time positions open in Manhattan – Down to Earth Markets brings together two kinds of vendors: local farmers and area food and crafts makers using locally sourced ingredients. Our mission is to ensure a future for small scale agriculture and food production in the New York area by creating vibrant marketplaces where community thrives and shoppers connect directly to the local food system. At the center of the park between Driggs and Nassau Ave, off Russell St in Greenpoint River Terrace between Murray St & North End Ave. Parking lot off of Union Turnpike near the tennis courts, in Fresh Meadows

Located in Milestone Park, this GrowNYC market has connected local farms and farmers with Bensonhurst residents since 2012. Shoppers can find locally grown and produced food every Sunday during the season, along with demonstrations, educational programs, and family activities.