About
The Upper West Side's 100-vendor Sunday market goes all-in on fall vintage at Columbus and 77th and every sale helps fund local public schools.
Grand Bazaar has filled the schoolyard at Columbus and West 77th every Sunday for years, and this edition tilts its 100-plus vintage dealers, makers and food vendors toward transitional fall pieces, from cozy layers to standout classics. It is one of the few big Manhattan flea markets where profits go to neighborhood public schools serving more than 2,000 kids. If your closet still thinks it is August, this is the free, easy place to fix that.
What to expect
The market spreads across indoor and outdoor space across Columbus Avenue from the American Museum of Natural History, with rows of vintage clothing racks, jewelry and collectibles tables, artisan booths and food vendors. Expect to browse, haggle politely and try things on at some stalls.
Good to know
- Take the B or C to 81 St–Museum of Natural History or the 1 to 79 St; both are a short walk.
- Admission is free; bring a card and some cash since vendors vary.
- Mornings are best for the pick of the vintage racks; afternoons are more relaxed.
- Part of the market is outdoors, so dress for the weather.
- Bring a tote for purchases, and pair the trip with Central Park or the museum next door.
Common questions
Is Grand Bazaar NYC free to enter?
Yes. Admission to the Sunday market is free; you only pay for what you buy.
Is the market indoors or outdoors?
Both. Vendors set up in indoor and outdoor space at 100 West 77th Street.
Where does the money go?
Grand Bazaar NYC's profits benefit local public schools, funding enrichment programs and classroom essentials.