Park Slope does Sunday mornings as well as any neighborhood in Brooklyn, and Down to Earth's 4th Street farmers market is a cornerstone of that ritual — local farms, eggs, bread and prepared foods amid the brownstones. It's a friendly, family-filled market that pairs perfectly with a 5th Avenue coffee and a walk to nearby Prospect Park. For seasonal produce and a classic Slope Sunday, it's a community favorite.
What to expect
On 4th Street near 5th Avenue, expect Down to Earth's farm stands and food vendors with seasonal produce, eggs, dairy, baked goods and ready-to-eat options. The vibe is neighborly and stroller-friendly. Bring your own bags.
Good to know
- Closest trains: R to Union St or F/G to 4th Av–9th St.
- Bring reusable bags and cash (cards usually accepted).
- Mornings have the freshest selection.
- Prospect Park and 5th Avenue cafes are close by.
- Very family- and stroller-friendly.
- Many Down to Earth markets accept SNAP/EBT — check on site.
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Common questions
What day is it open?
The Park Slope market runs Sundays.
Where is it?
On 4th Street near 5th Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Is it good with kids?
Yes — it's a family-friendly, stroller-easy neighborhood market.
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