Grand Bazaar NYC sets up every Sunday at Columbus Avenue and 77th Street, with more than 100 vintage dealers, artists and makers across indoor and outdoor sections. This edition tilts toward the home: seasonal decor, handmade goods and statement pieces for anyone refreshing an apartment for fall. Profits help fund programs at nearby public schools, so your new find does some good too.
What to expect
Wander indoor and outdoor aisles of vendor stalls, from antique and vintage dealers to independent designers and craft-makers. The theme brings more home goods than usual, and food vendors round out a relaxed Sunday browse.
Good to know
- Take the 1 to 79th Street or the B/C to 81st Street–Museum of Natural History.
- It's right across from the American Museum of Natural History, so it pairs easily with a museum morning.
- Bring a sturdy bag — larger decor pieces can be awkward to carry on the subway.
- The market has both indoor and outdoor sections, so it works in mixed weather.
- Entry is free and open to all.
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Common questions
Where is Grand Bazaar NYC?
At 100 West 77th Street at Columbus Avenue on the Upper West Side.
Does it cost anything to get in?
No. The market is free and open to all; you only pay vendors for what you buy.
Who benefits from the market?
Grand Bazaar NYC supports enrichment programs at nearby public schools.
