The East New York Farmers Market is more than a market — it's a pillar of the neighborhood's pioneering urban-farming movement, selling produce grown right in East New York by community and youth farms alongside regional growers. Shopping here directly supports local food justice and the young people who tend the soil. For fresh, hyperlocal produce and a genuinely meaningful Saturday, it's one of Brooklyn's most inspiring markets.
What to expect
On Schenck Avenue near New Lots, expect stands of seasonal produce — much of it grown locally — plus the community energy that defines East New York's farming network. It's a neighborhood market with real roots. Bring your own bags.
Good to know
- Closest train: 3 to New Lots Av, then a short walk.
- Bring reusable bags and cash.
- Buying here supports local community and youth farms.
- Mornings have the freshest selection.
- Accepts SNAP/EBT with Health Bucks, like NYC Greenmarkets.
- Family-friendly community setting.
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Common questions
What day is it open?
The East New York Farmers Market runs Saturdays.
What makes it special?
Much of its produce is grown locally by community and youth farms in East New York, supporting neighborhood food justice.
Do they accept SNAP/EBT?
Yes, with Health Bucks matching.
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