Run by the neighborhood's own Greenpointers blog, this is the borough's most local-feeling maker market: 100-plus Brooklyn artists, jewelers, vintage dealers, and small food makers on a strip of post-industrial waterfront with a full-frontal skyline view. The rotating programming — live music one weekend, art activations the next — keeps it fresh for repeat visits. Browse, snack, and walk out along the water; it's the easy anchor for a Greenpoint Saturday.
What to expect
Open-air rows of vendor tents between brick warehouse walls and the river — come for vintage clothes, handmade jewelry, prints, ceramics, and snacks. Weekend crowds build after 1 pm. The skyline-backed pier edge is the photo spot; a kid zone keeps families around longer than they planned.
Good to know
- G to Greenpoint Av, then a 10-minute walk toward the water on Noble St
- The NYC Ferry Greenpoint stop is a few blocks away
- Free to enter; vendors take cards
- Runs rain-light — heavy weather can cancel; check Greenpointers' socials
- Dogs on leashes are a common sight; strollers are fine on the gravel
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Common questions
When does the fair run?
Every Saturday and Sunday, 11 am to 6 pm, through late September, at Greenpoint Terminal Market on the waterfront at 2 Noble Street.
What kind of vendors show up?
More than 100 rotating local makers — vintage clothing, jewelry, art prints, ceramics, small-batch food — plus music and art programming that changes weekly.
Is it free?
Yes, entry is free; bring a card or cash for shopping and snacks.
