Vendor Events in New York, NY

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Home to 85-100 year-round vendors just east of Malcolm X Boulevard in Harlem, offering leather goods, wood carvings, textiles, woven baskets, oils, drums, sculptures, and African items. Recently relocated temporarily to 121 Malcolm X Blvd for affordable housing construction.

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A year-round weekend destination between Sixth Avenue and Broadway, Chelsea Flea hosts 50-60 vendors each weekend offering vintage goods, antiques, collectibles, ephemera, decorative arts, and vintage clothing. Free admission.

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NYC's longest-running and largest curated weekly market, hosting nearly 200 independent artists, designers, craft-makers, vintage dealers, and food entrepreneurs every Sunday. Proceeds benefit four local public schools.

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Serving the Financial District and Battery Park City, this year-round GrowNYC greenmarket operates twice weekly at the southern tip of Manhattan. A convenient source of fresh produce for downtown office workers and residents.

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Located on Greenwich Street between Chambers and Duane, this year-round GrowNYC greenmarket serves the Tribeca and Lower Manhattan community. A go-to destination for fresh produce, artisan baked goods, and locally caught fish.

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Nestled in the West Village at the corner of Hudson and 12th Streets, this year-round GrowNYC market is a Saturday morning staple. Shoppers browse locally grown produce, artisan breads, fresh flowers, and farmstead cheeses.

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Adjacent to Tompkins Square Park in the East Village, this year-round Sunday GrowNYC greenmarket is a neighborhood institution. Offers locally grown produce, grass-fed meats, fresh eggs, and artisan baked goods.

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Located on a beautifully renovated Parks plaza near the United Nations, this midweek GrowNYC greenmarket brings local food to the Turtle Bay community. A convenient stop for Midtown East office workers and residents alike.

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This charming Upper East Side GrowNYC market wraps from the sidewalk into a church courtyard. It offers a curated selection of locally grown produce, baked goods, and seasonal flowers year-round.

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One of the longest-running year-round markets in the GrowNYC program, the 97th Street Greenmarket has served the diverse Upper West Side population for over 25 years. Features produce from southern New Jersey, Orange County, and the Hudson Valley.

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Just outside the gates of Columbia University, this year-round GrowNYC market serves a diverse community of students, hospital staff, and Upper West Side residents. Thursday markets bustle with weekday energy while Sundays are more laid-back.

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Located at Manhattan's northern tip at the foot of Inwood Hill Park, this year-round GrowNYC greenmarket is a beloved neighborhood favorite. Shoppers find locally grown fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and dairy from regional farms.

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Year-round Sunday farmers market on the Upper West Side adjacent to the American Museum of Natural History. Shoppers find grass-fed beef, fresh fish, duck, goat cheese, flowers, eggs, honey, baked goods, and a wide variety of seasonal produce.

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The flagship GrowNYC Greenmarket and the largest farmers market in NYC, with over 140 vendors selling fresh produce, heritage meats, artisan cheeses, and hand-cut flowers. Open four days a week year-round on the north and west sides of Union Square Park.

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Serving the Washington Heights community, this seasonal GrowNYC greenmarket brings fresh local produce to one of Manhattan's most vibrant uptown neighborhoods. Accepts SNAP/EBT, WIC, and Health Bucks.

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A Harvest Home farmers market dedicated to increasing access to local, farm-fresh produce in East Harlem. Serves surrounding low-income neighborhoods with fresh fruits, vegetables, and other farm products. Accepts EBT and Health Bucks.

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Seasonal GrowNYC greenmarket at the Stuyvesant Town Oval in the East Village area. A popular Sunday destination for residents of Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village and surrounding neighborhoods.

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Seasonal GrowNYC greenmarket in the heart of Harlem at Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard and 125th Street. Brings fresh local produce and healthy food options to the Harlem community. Accepts SNAP/EBT with Health Bucks matching.

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The Manhattan outpost of the famed Smorgasburg food market, located around the Oculus at the World Trade Center. Features 20+ curated food vendors serving global cuisine every Friday from spring through fall.

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Outdoor community market on the Lower East Side serving as a hybrid incubator and launching pad for small, independent businesses and artists. Hundreds of vendors rotate over 60 spots, offering vintage clothes, jewelry, crafts, art, and artisanal food.

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Held in the stunning 6,000-square-foot Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal, this indoor artisan market features more than 35 local small businesses selling handcrafted goods, jewelry, art, apparel, and artisanal fragrances.

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Internationally known as one of the most beautiful and elegant holiday shopping destinations in NYC, with over 160 vendors including local artisans, artists, and entrepreneurs. Operated by Urbanspace at the entrance to Central Park.

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The oldest and largest food festival of its kind in New York City, stretching 15 blocks through Hell's Kitchen. Features cuisine from dozens of countries including Argentine, Brazilian, Ethiopian, Greek, and more, plus two stages of live music.

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NYC's longest-running and most revered religious street festival, celebrating the patron saint of Naples since 1926. Hundreds of food vendors, live entertainment, and the iconic Grand Procession through Little Italy over 11 days each September.

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The longest-running and largest holiday market in NYC, operated by Urbanspace since 1993. Welcomes over 175 vendors featuring unique gifts created by local craftspeople, artists, and entrepreneurs. A beloved New York City holiday tradition.

An American Craftsman Gallery

Operating since 1980, this gallery showcases talented emerging and established American artists working in wood, clay, fiber, metal, glass, leather, and mixed media. All items are handmade in America.