About
An Upper West Side Friday greenmarket on West 97th brings regional farm stands to the neighborhood — free to browse.
The 97th Street Greenmarket gives the Upper West Side a Friday reason to shop local, lining West 97th near Columbus with growers' stands of peak-season produce, flowers and bread. It's a small, reliable neighborhood market — the kind locals build their weekend cooking around. If you're nearby on a Friday, bring a tote and stock up before the weekend.
What to expect
Expect a tidy street market of farm and producer stands with seasonal fruit, vegetables, flowers and baked goods, and an easygoing Upper West Side crowd. Vendors will talk through what's fresh. Shop earlier for the best picks.
Good to know
- Free to browse; bring cash and reusable bags
- On West 97th Street near Columbus Avenue on the Upper West Side
- Closest trains are the 1/2/3 at 96th St or the B/C at 96th St
- Many greenmarkets accept SNAP/EBT and Health Bucks
- Go earlier in the day for the freshest stands
- Easy to pair with a Central Park walk a block east
Common questions
What day is it?
Fridays, on the Upper West Side.
Where is it located?
On West 97th Street near Columbus Avenue.
Is it free?
Yes — browsing is free; you pay only for what you buy.