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The CCE Nassau Farmers Market at Eisenhower Park is dedicated to bringing awareness to the benefits eating farm-fresh produce and supporting local businesses can have on one’s health and well-being, as well as the community. It was established in 2021 at the bequest of Nassau County in order to better the county and its residents. We are proud to showcase farm-fresh food and locally-made foods and other goods! Please view our posts on social media weekly during the market season for the week’s vendor list, activities, and special events! To receive weekly emails regarding vendors, activities, and special events click here. Program : Ask our farmers market staff & volunteers about our punch card program! CCE Nassau Farmers Market visitors can visit the market manager booth to receive the card and get it hole-punched each week. After 10 visits to the Ask a Volunteer! : The market is ver...

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June 20th - October 31st, Saturdays from 9am-1pm at Eisenhower Park, Parking Field 8, East Meadow. CCE Nassau is bringing fresh, local produce to the community every Wednesday from 11:00am - 2:00pm, now through October 31st. Walk in Service location is East Meadow Farm, 832 Merrick Avenue, East Meadow, NY 11554. Samples will only be accepted at this location. Garden Help Hotline number is 516-832-2591 Ext 200. Have a gardening question, email nassauhort@cornell.edu Join us as we explore the inspiring story of how Cornell Cooperative Extension continues to build bridges between Cornell University and the communities of NY State.

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The Lincoln Hospital Greenmarket brings local farms and locally produced food to the South Bronx outside Lincoln Hospital. Hospital employees and neighborhood residents can shop seasonal foods, cooking demonstrations, and educational programs.

The 175th Street Greenmarket has connected local farms and farmers with Washington Heights residents since 1980. Shoppers can find locally grown and produced food each Thursday during the season, alongside demonstrations, educational programs, and free recipes.

The Hunts Point Farmers Market runs Wednesdays from 8 am to 3 pm, July 1 through November 25, at Monsignor Raul Del Valle Square, 1048 E 163rd St in the Bronx. It is part of the Harvest Home Farmers Markets network, which also operates markets in Co-op City, at Jacobi Hospital, Mt. Eden and North Central Bronx.

This Harvest Home market sets up at Monsignor Raul Del Valle Square, 1048 East 163rd Street in the Bronx's Hunts Point neighborhood. The organizer's current page lists it running Wednesdays from 8 am to 3 pm, July 1 through November 25, rather than Saturdays. Harvest Home runs several Bronx markets aimed at bringing fresh produce to low income neighborhoods, and all forms of payment, including SNAP, are accepted.

We are an independent, non-profit organization whose mission is to inspire youth to lead healthy and ambitious lives through mentorship and hands-on education in urban farming, sustainability, and nutrition. We envision a Harlem where all future generations are empowered through our farms and programs to advocate for their health, their community, and their planet. SINCE 2011, we’ve operated local urban farms, increased access to and knowledge of healthy food for Harlem residents, and provided farm-based development programs to Harlem youth. Healthy habits start young, which is why our programs target elementary-aged students. Because food justice is more than just providing and distributing food, our model seeks to positively impact the entire community through mentorship, education, and partnerships to create sustainable change. One of the many ways we fulfill our mission is by rais...

The Riverdale Y Sunday Market is a weekly Bronx gathering of local farmers, food producers, craftspeople, and community vendors. The market is hosted at St. Gabriel’s and emphasizes local food, handmade goods, and neighborhood connection.

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City of Yonkers Application to be a vendor at St John's ONLY Yes, we welcome vendors selling new goods (Used goods are not allowed) What is the cost to have a vendor's table at the market? A one tent/one table space is $25 eack week. A vendor spot with two tables is $75 each week. Fees must be paid in cash weekly at the start of the market. 1) Obtain a City of Yonkers vendor license. If you intend to sell ONLY at St. John's, the fee to the City is $75. Use this form . If you intend to vend at other City-approved sites, you must obtain the City of Yonkers General License, $150 for six months, $300 for one year. 2) Fill out the St. John's Vendors Application (available here).

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La Familia Verde promotes sustainability, community initiatives, and social impact through projects, resources, and collaboration for a better future.

The Boro Park Greenmarket has connected local farms and farmers with neighborhood residents since 2002. Customers can find locally grown and produced food each Thursday during the season, alongside demonstrations, educational programs, and free recipes.

Location: 151 Lenox Ave, New York, NY 10026 Hours: Saturdays 8am - 3pm *Market may be canceled in harsh weather conditions. We operate markets throughout New York City. Choose a borough below to find your nearest market. Harvest Home Farmers Market is now accepting applications from New York State farmers who grow and harvest their own fruits and vegetables for the 2026 market season, running May 12 through November 25. Limited farmer stalls are available. Apply by March 30, 2026. Now accepting vendor applications for the upcoming market season. Bakers, bread and pastry makers, jam and preserves producers, mushroom vendors, fresh juice vendors, and natural and handmade goods artisans are encouraged to apply by March 30, 2026. Limited space available. We envision a world in which all people are healthy.

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.

The Myrtle Avenue BID has supported Ridgewood Farmstand since 2008 through a partnership with GrowNYC’s Youth Market. The program gives local students experience working in a Greenmarket environment while serving the Ridgewood community.

A season of food, rhythm, and relationship with the farm. Follow the unfolding of the fields from spring through harvest. Choose Your Share: Full Season, Autumn, Single Week and Flower and Herb Full: 9-12 produce items of your choice per week. Saturday: up at the main visitor parking lot by the Planting Fields entrance pavilion 9AM-1PM. Friday pickups will have Harvest Your Own as an option, whereas Saturday will be market style, which means you still choose which veggies you’d like. Saturday folks may be able to harvest their own herbs and flowers.

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Chazy Orchards is home to the world's largest McIntosh apple orchard, with trees planted in the 1920s. Its farm market and bakery sell homemade baked goods, cider, honey, maple syrup, cheese and a range of apple varieties including McIntosh, Honeycrisp, SweeTango and Cortland, and the orchard offers U-pick apples in season.

The Buffalo Holiday Market is putting on a Falliday Fall Market Extravaganza, with pumpkins, crafts, classes and some special surprises! This month long shopping series will showcase an exceptional mix of artisan crafters, vintage sellers, and holiday foods from Western New York.

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Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park combines holiday shops, free-admission ice skating, curling, food, and winter programming in Midtown Manhattan. The holiday market highlights small businesses and seasonal shopping.

The Buffalo Holiday Market is putting on a series of markets for the 2025 season at their new location, The Richardson Olmsted Campus.

The Wickers Creek Market is a seasonal outdoor “ puces ” bringing quality vintage to one of the prettiest spots along the Hudson River. It is the brainchild of two lovers/collectors of vintage who became friends while bumping into one another at estate sales and bemoaning the lack of a proper vintage market in Westchester County, home to many collectors. Our name refers to the creek that flows through Dobbs into the Hudson near our market location. Our vendors sell everything from ephemera to furniture, clothing, vinyl and enamel-ware. Working in tandem with the Village of Dobbs Ferry, we hope to create a lively event for vintage collectors and their families. Wickers Creek Market vendors truly love the hunt - Join us and be part of the find! Whenever Pascale visits a new city she looks for two things: the local farmers market, and the local flea. Both give a sense of place and speak...

Bring the whole family to celebrate all things hops and grapes! Join in the harvest with our costumed interpreters in the Hop Yard, enjoy live music, German Dancing, food and beverage samples, and more! These popular evening tours are back, with an exclusive look at areas of the Village you don't usually see! Tom and Ben are Randall Lineback cattle, a critically endangered breed who will make their home here as our new oxen team. On the 200th anniversary of America's first big political scandal, learn the story of the Morgan Affair and its connection to Western New York. Museum Members receive free daily admission to GCV&M, guaranteed access to special events, discounts in the Flint Hill Store, and more. Friends, neighbors, and guests from around the world are invited to celebrate with us during a year-long schedule of events, including workshops, talks, member events, and other progr...

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