St. Nicholas Park climbs a rock ridge from Harlem up to City College, with Alexander Hamilton's relocated country house sitting near the top, and the market runs along the paths at the bottom of it. Regional farm produce, fresh food access programs and a neighborhood crowd — with one of the most dramatic park settings in Manhattan behind the stands. Shop, then walk up to Hamilton Grange, which is free to visit.
What to expect
Expect a run of farm stands along the park paths with seasonal produce, fruit and greens, and often eggs, honey or baked goods. Market staff handle EBT/SNAP and Health Bucks where offered. The park's stairs and terraces rise directly above the market area.
Good to know
- Take the A/B/C/D to 145th St or the 1 to 137th St–City College and walk to the park
- Bring your own bags and small bills
- EBT/SNAP with Health Bucks matching is typically accepted — ask at the market table
- Go early for the best selection of peak-season produce
- Hamilton Grange National Memorial sits at the park's northern end and is free to visit
- The park is steep — the market runs along the lower paths
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Common questions
Where is the market?
Along the paths of St. Nicholas Park between 128th and 141st Streets in Harlem.
Can I use SNAP?
Farmers markets in this program typically accept EBT/SNAP with Health Bucks matching — confirm at the market table.
What else is nearby?
Hamilton Grange National Memorial at the north end of the park, and the City College campus above it.
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