Bay Ridge Greenmarket

3rd Ave & 95th Street (Walgreen's parking lot), Brooklyn [map]
Open Saturdays, May 3 - November 22 (2025)

Market Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. *Please note, farmers may leave early due to inclement weather
Compost Program HoursGrowNYC's Compost Program has officially ended. Visit nyc.gov/compost for alternative options.

Cash, SNAP/EBT, Debit/Credit, Healthfirst OTC Plus insurance members (select plans), WIC & Senior FMNP coupons, FreshConnect coupons, and Greenmarket Bucks accepted. Spend $2 in SNAP/EBT/P-EBT, get bonus $2 Health Buck, up to $10 per day.

Dubbed "Bay Ridge's Town Hall," long-time residents and families who are new to the neighborhood meet to shop, share recipes and catch up with their neighbors at this Greenmarket that provides a gathering space for the tight-knit Bay Ridge community. A great selection of producers providing everything from fresh caught fish, baked goods, and a bounty of seasonal fruit, vegetables and flowers draw shoppers week after week, all season long.  

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Calendar of Events

Cooking demos, seasonal celebrations, and family friendly activities.

Farmers

Expected This Week


American Pride Seafood Wild-caught fish and shellfish from Suffolk County, NY
Goodale Farms Vegetables, dairy, beef and pork from Suffolk County, NY
Halal Pastures Farm Vegetables, eggs, and honey from Orange County, NY
Jersey Farm Produce Vegetables, herbs, orchard and small fruit from Hunterdon County, NJ
Toigo Orchards II Orchard & small fruit, greenhouse vegetables from Cumberland County, PA
Walnut Ridge Farm Fresh chickens, eggs, jams, baked goods, and mushrooms from Seneca County, NY
Wave Hill Breads baked goods from Fairfield County, CT

 

For over 50 years, GrowNYC's programs have kept farmers farming, millions of New Yorkers fed, and communities nourished. But today, we face one of the most serious threats in our history and we need your help. 

The ongoing federal policy and funding decisions are undermining GrowNYC’s ability to provide free and affordable food, support small and mid-sized farmers, and maintain a vital food distribution infrastructure. Right now, GrowNYC is facing a $2.3 million funding gap, which threatens our ability to: