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Greenmarket at Rockefeller Center Wednesday

Opening Soon!
Rockefeller Plaza at 50th Street, Rockefeller Center Plaza, Manhattan [map]
Open Wednesdays, July 15 - August 19
Market Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
This location also open Thursday & Friday.

Cash, SNAP/EBT, Debit/Credit, WIC & Senior FMNP Coupons Accepted

A gorgeous open-air market in the heart of the Big Apple, the Rockefeller Center Greenmarket brings fresh local foods and farmers to iconic Rockefeller Plaza.  The market boasts a little bit of everything in the Greenmarket program, from pristine produce to orchids, wines, farmstead cheeses, and local chutneys.  Celebrate the height of harvest season three days a week, with a different lineup of local producers each day to tempt your palate and inspire your culinary adventures.

Calendar of Events

Community activities, cooking demonstrations, and recipes exchanges all add to the diverse nature of this particular market.

Farmers

1857 Spirits Handcrafted potato vodka from Schoharie County, NY
Ballard's Honey Honey from Delaware County, NY
Body & Soul Baked goods from King's County, NY
Breezy Hill Orchards, Seton Farm Inc Pears, apples, cider, and baked goods from Dutchess County, NY
Francesca's II Bakery Breads and baked goods from Middlesex County, NJ
Jersey Farm Produce Vegetables, herbs, and small fruit from Hunterdon County, NJ
Meredith's Country Bakery Baked goods from Ulster County, NY
Millport Dairy Cheddar cheese, beef, pickles and baked goods from Lancaster County, PA
Roxbury Mountain Maple Maple syrup and maple products from Delaware County, NY

Managers

 

In a moment where New Yorkers have turned to parks and gardening to ease the mental and emotional strain the Covid-19 pandemic has taken on residents, when the need for education surrounding nutrition and health couldn’t be more critical, the same nonprofits that make green space and nutrition education possible are in danger of going under, while vital city agencies like the New York City Parks Department’s GreenThumb program are facing severe budget cuts.

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