Union Square Greenmarket Monday

North and West sides of Union Square Park  [map
This location open MondaysWednesdaysFridays & Saturdays year-round
Market Hours:
8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 
Compost Program Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. In partnership with LES Ecology Center
2023 schedule changes: The week of Thanksgiving, the market will be open on Monday 11/20, Tuesday 11/21, Wednesday 11/22, and closed Friday 11/24.
The week of Christmas and New Years, the market will be open on Tuesday 12/26, Wednesday 12/27, Friday 12/29, and Saturday 12/30, and closed Monday 12/25/2023 and 1/1/2024. 
Scroll to the bottom of the page for farmer attendance. Please note that attendance is updated by 8 a.m. on market days. 

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The Union Square Greenmarket app for both is temporarily down. App users may see an error the market is closed, but if it's Monday, Wednesday, Friday, or Saturday, between 8am to 6pm, Union Square is OPEN. Please scroll down for a list of producers expected at this market.

Maps showing where to find the Farmers, Fishers and Producers at Union Square.

 
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Market Currencies 

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About this market

The world-famous Union Square Greenmarket began with just a few farmers in 1976, has grown exponentially; in peak season 140 regional farmers, fishers, and bakers sell their products to a dedicated legion of city dwellers. As Greenmarket's flagship market, the seasonal bounty is unparalleled, with hundreds of varieties to choose from during any given season. From just-picked fresh fruits and vegetables, to heritage meats and award-winning farmstead cheeses, artisan breads, jams, pickles, a profusion of cut flowers and plants, wine, ciders, maple syrup and much more. Located in one of New York City's great public spaces, the atmosphere at Union Square on a market day is electric: 60,000 market shoppers shop and chat with farmers; students of all ages tour the market and learn about seasonality; visitors watch and taste cooking demonstrations by some of New York's hottest local chefs. 


Weekly Events & Activities

We maintain a busy schedule of weekly events and activities.  Information can be found at the Market Information Tent (look for the GrowNYC logo). All events will be held at Union Square unless otherwise noted.   

Cooking demonstrations take place at the Market Information tent every market day. 

Cookbook Signings happen throughout the season! Click here for a link to the schedule.

Greenmarket Education Station hosts school and adult tours, cooking demonstrations, interactive displays, tastings, and peer-to-peer programming, at weekday markets, Spring through Fall. 

Click for Upcoming Market Events

Farmers

Expected This Week


Andrew's Honey Honey from Fairfield County, CT
Back to the Future Farm Milk, yogurt, cheese, and eggs from Orange County, NY
Berkshire Berries Honey, preserves, and maple syrup from Berkshire County, MA
Beth's Farm Kitchen Jams, preserves, chutneys, and pickled Vegetables from Columbia County, NY
Body & Soul Natural Gourmet Vegan and Gluten-free baked goods from New York (Manhattan) County, NY
Bread Alone Artisan breads, mostly Certified Organic, and pastries from Ulster County, NY
Central Valley Farm vegetables, small fruit, eggs, cheese, butter, preserved products from Hunterdon County, NJ
Eckerton Hill Farm Heirloom tomatoes and peppers from Berks County, PA
John D Madura Farm Vegetables, eggs and mushrooms from Orange County, NY
Kimchee Harvest Farmstead kimchee and Vegetables from Delaware County, NY
Lani's Farm Vegetables, eggs and prepared foods from Burlington County, NJ
Lavender by the Bay Fresh cut, dried, and potted lavender, and honey from Suffolk County, NY
Martin's Pretzels Hand-rolled hard pretzels from Lancaster PA & Jefferson NY County, NJ
Mushroom Queens cultivated mushrooms from Queens County, NY
Nemeth Orchard Orchard fruit, berries and pastries from Ulster County, NY
Norwich Meadows Farm Certified Organic Vegetables from Chenango County, NY
Orange County Distillery distillery produced whiskey, gin, vodka, and other spirits from Orange County, NY
Ox Hollow Farm Beef, pork, chicken, eggs and seasonal vegetables from Litchfield County, CT
PE & DD Seafood Wild ocean fish and shellfish from Suffolk County, NY
Phillips Farms Vegetables, orchard and small fruit from Hunterdon County, NJ
Roaming Acres Ostrich & emu eggs, ostrich meat, bison and certified Berkshire pork from Sussex County, NJ
Roxbury Mountain Maple Maple syrup and maple products from Delaware County, NY
She Wolf Bakery Breads from Kings County, NY
The River Garden Cut flowers & wreathes from Greene County, NY
Union Square Grassman Wheatgrass and salad greens from Kings County, NY
VanHouten Farms Vegetables and plants from Rockland, NY, Columbia, PA County, NY
Wave Hlll Breads baked goods from Fairfield County, CT
Wilklow Orchards Orchard and small fruits,Vegetables, cider, baked goods, jams, beef and pork from Ulster County, NY

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  • Food Access & Agriculture

    Our network of Greenmarket farmers markets and Farmstands, coupled with GrowNYC Wholesale, ensures that all New Yorkers have access to the freshest, healthiest local food.

  • Zero Waste

    We provide food scrap drop-offs, clothing collections, Stop 'N' Swap® community reuse events, and zero waste trainings to make resource conservation easy for all.

  • Green Space

    We build and rejuvenate community gardens and urban farms in all 5 boroughs, and support even more gardens through volunteer days, technical assistance, school garden grants, & more.

  • Education

    We foster future environmental stewards by providing 66,000 children each year with programs that provide meaningful interactions with the natural environment.