Set in one of NYC's most gloriously diverse and food-obsessed neighborhoods, the Jackson Heights Greenmarket brings just-harvested regional produce, fresh bread, dairy and seasonal goods to 79th Street each Sunday. It's a community staple that pairs perfectly with the area's legendary international eats — shop the market, then wander into Jackson Heights' South Asian and Latin American restaurants and bakeries. Bring a tote and make a morning of farm-fresh shopping and global flavor.
What to expect
Expect farm stands along 79th Street with seasonal fruits and vegetables, baked goods and dairy from regional producers. The atmosphere is friendly and neighborhood-driven. Bring reusable bags and cash, and come earlier for peak selection.
Good to know
- Take the 7 to 82nd Street–Jackson Heights or the E/F/M/R to Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue
- Bring reusable bags and cash; some vendors accept cards
- Many greenmarkets accept SNAP/EBT and Health Bucks
- Pair it with the neighborhood's famous international restaurants
- Arrive earlier for the freshest selection
- Family- and stroller-friendly
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Common questions
When and where is the market?
Sundays on 79th Street near Northern Boulevard in Jackson Heights, Queens.
What can I buy?
Seasonal regional produce, baked goods, dairy and other locally made goods.
Does it take SNAP/EBT?
Most NYC greenmarkets accept SNAP/EBT and offer Health Bucks; ask at the info table.
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