Tucked beside the wild green expanse of Inwood Hill Park, the Inwood Greenmarket is a friendly Saturday source for regional produce, fresh-baked bread, dairy and flowers in upper Manhattan. It's a true neighborhood gathering that supports local farms and pairs beautifully with a walk in the park's forests and salt marsh. Bring a tote, chat with the growers, and stock up before exploring one of Manhattan's most underrated green spaces.
What to expect
Expect farm stands along Isham Street with seasonal fruits and vegetables, baked goods and dairy. The setting beside Inwood Hill Park is leafy and relaxed. Bring reusable bags and cash, and arrive earlier for the best selection.
Good to know
- Take the A to Inwood–207th Street or the 1 to 215th Street
- Bring reusable bags and cash; some vendors accept cards
- Many greenmarkets accept SNAP/EBT and Health Bucks
- Combine it with a hike in adjacent Inwood Hill Park
- Arrive earlier for the freshest selection
- Family- and stroller-friendly
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Common questions
Where is the Inwood Greenmarket?
On Isham Street near Seaman Avenue, beside Inwood Hill Park in upper Manhattan.
What's available?
Regional produce, baked goods, dairy, flowers and other locally made goods.
Does it accept SNAP/EBT?
Most NYC greenmarkets accept SNAP/EBT and offer Health Bucks; check at the info table.
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