Whether you’re shopping for Sunday dinner or hunting down local honey and organic greens, Brooklyn’s farmers markets are where fresh food meets community spirit. These neighborhood greenmarkets, hosted by GrowNYC, are a lifeline for residents looking to eat seasonally, shop sustainably, and support local farms—without ever leaving the borough.
Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket: Brooklyn’s Biggest Farmers Market
As Brooklyn’s flagship market, the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket is a must-visit for foodies, home chefs, and anyone who appreciates a vibrant local scene. Open every Saturday year-round, this market brings together dozens of regional farmers offering everything from crisp apples and grass-fed meats to artisanal cheeses and cut flowers.
Nestled just outside Prospect Park, it’s not only the largest in Brooklyn but also one of the most scenic. It’s a perfect way to start your weekend—with live cooking demos, compost drop-offs, and plenty of inspiration for your next meal.
More info — GrowNYC Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket
Fort Greene Park Greenmarket: Fresh Food in a Historic Setting
Tucked into one of Brooklyn’s most charming neighborhoods, the Fort Greene Park Greenmarket delivers a warm community vibe and a delicious variety of produce, baked goods, and eggs—all from regional farms. Open on Saturdays, this market is ideal for families and locals who want to shop fresh and stroll the park in one easy outing.
Its compact size makes it especially walkable, and its vendors often offer seasonal tips for cooking and storing their goods.
Explore Fort Greene Greenmarket on GrowNYC
McCarren Park Greenmarket: Local Flavor in Williamsburg
Williamsburg’s food culture is world-renowned, and the McCarren Park Greenmarket fits right in. Operating every Saturday, this market in the heart of North Brooklyn features an array of fresh fruits, vegetables, pasture-raised meats, and pantry staples—all grown or made within the region.
After shopping, locals often head to McCarren Park to relax with a cold brew or catch a game of soccer, making this market stop a true weekend ritual.
Find McCarren Park details via GrowNYC
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Greenmarkets Near Coney Island, Sheepshead Bay & Mill Basin: Brooklyn’s Southern Flavor
While most Brooklyn greenmarkets cluster around central and north neighborhoods, southern Brooklyn has its own fresh food scene—ideal for those near Coney Island, Gravesend, Sheepshead Bay, and Mill Basin.
Bay Ridge Greenmarket: Fresh Finds with a View
Location: 3rd Ave & 95th St (Bay Ridge)
Open: Saturdays, year-round
Just a short drive or bus ride from Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay, the Bay Ridge Greenmarket is a well-loved spot featuring regional fruits, vegetables, pasture-raised meats, baked goods, and even fresh seafood when in season. Nestled in a scenic residential neighborhood, it’s a peaceful weekend destination for families and food lovers alike.
📦 Pro tip: This market accepts EBT/SNAP and offers composting drop-off—making it as sustainable as it is delicious.
More on Bay Ridge Greenmarket – GrowNYC
Cortelyou Greenmarket: A Hidden Gem Worth the Trip
Location: Cortelyou Rd & Argyle Rd (Ditmas Park)
Open: Sundays, year-round
If you’re in Mill Basin or Sheepshead Bay, the Cortelyou Greenmarket is a worthy weekend destination. It’s cozy, hyper-local, and features everything from fruit and dairy to fresh-cut herbs. With its laid-back vibe and easy access to Prospect Park South, it feels like a true neighborhood secret.
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Coney Island: Pop-Up Markets & Seasonal Events
While Coney Island doesn’t currently host a regular GrowNYC Greenmarket, it often features seasonal pop-ups, community gardens, and harvest events hosted by local nonprofits or cultural groups. Keep an eye on summer event calendars and NYC Parks listings—you might catch a pop-up farm stand or fresh produce giveaway near Surf Avenue.
Eat Local, Eat Better: Brooklyn’s Farmers Market Culture
From Prospect Heights to Williamsburg, Brooklyn’s greenmarkets offer more than fresh food—they connect neighbors, build healthier habits, and help keep local farms thriving. Whether you’re shopping with SNAP benefits or planning a picnic menu, these open-air markets invite everyone to eat with intention and community in mind.
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