Milna Market: South Asian Pop-Up Market NYC
Milna Market pops up at Industry City with South Asian designers, jewelry, food and art — a day of desi small businesses under one Brooklyn roof.
The best things to do in Brooklyn the weekend of Sep 25–27, 2026 — hand-curated and refreshed weekly.
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Milna Market pops up at Industry City with South Asian designers, jewelry, food and art — a day of desi small businesses under one Brooklyn roof.
Milna Market pops up at Industry City with South Asian designers, jewelry, food and art — a day of desi small businesses under one Brooklyn roof.
A guided crawl through Industry City's food halls and makers inside the converted Bushwick Terminal warehouses on the Sunset Park waterfront.
A guided crawl through Industry City's food halls and makers inside the converted Bushwick Terminal warehouses on the Sunset Park waterfront.
Tour a working brewery and taste sake at Industry City — a guided behind-the-scenes session for craft-drink curious New Yorkers.
Tour a working brewery and taste sake at Industry City — a guided behind-the-scenes session for craft-drink curious New Yorkers.
Prospect Park: Drummer's Grove Market Place, BrooklynVendors ring Prospect Park's Drummer's Grove while the drum circle runs — West African crafts, oils, food and fifty years of Brooklyn tradition.
Prospect Park: Drummer's Grove Market Place, BrooklynVendors ring Prospect Park's Drummer's Grove while the drum circle runs — West African crafts, oils, food and fifty years of Brooklyn tradition.
Carroll St between Smith & Ct St, BrooklynThe Sunday Carroll Gardens Greenmarket lines Carroll Street off Smith with regional farm produce, baked goods and flowers.
Carroll St between Smith & Ct St, BrooklynThe Sunday Carroll Gardens Greenmarket lines Carroll Street off Smith with regional farm produce, baked goods and flowers.
Greenpoint's greenmarket sets up under the McGolrick Park pavilion, an Beaux-Arts shelter that is one of the borough's prettiest market roofs.
Greenpoint's greenmarket sets up under the McGolrick Park pavilion, an Beaux-Arts shelter that is one of the borough's prettiest market roofs.
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Teenagers run the stalls at this Nostrand Avenue market — fresh produce for central Brooklyn, sold by the neighborhood's own young people.
Teenagers run the stalls at this Nostrand Avenue market — fresh produce for central Brooklyn, sold by the neighborhood's own young people.
The Cortelyou Greenmarket fills a Ditmas Park Sunday with regional farm produce, bread and flowers on Cortelyou Road.
The Cortelyou Greenmarket fills a Ditmas Park Sunday with regional farm produce, bread and flowers on Cortelyou Road.
Down to Earth's Park Slope Farmers Market brings local farms to 4th Street — Sunday produce, eggs and baked goods in brownstone Brooklyn.
Down to Earth's Park Slope Farmers Market brings local farms to 4th Street — Sunday produce, eggs and baked goods in brownstone Brooklyn.
The Saturday East New York Farmers Market brings locally grown produce — much of it from neighborhood farms — to Schenck Avenue.
The Saturday East New York Farmers Market brings locally grown produce — much of it from neighborhood farms — to Schenck Avenue.
60th St between 3rd & 4th Ave, BrooklynFarmstands set up along 4th Avenue with peak-summer produce for Sunset Park — a true neighborhood greenmarket on Brooklyn's busiest corridor.
60th St between 3rd & 4th Ave, BrooklynFarmstands set up along 4th Avenue with peak-summer produce for Sunset Park — a true neighborhood greenmarket on Brooklyn's busiest corridor.
Knickerbocker Ave between Starr & Suydam St, BrooklynRiseBoro's Sunday market at Irving Square Park brings affordable fresh produce to Bushwick, with SNAP/EBT accepted at the stands.
Knickerbocker Ave between Starr & Suydam St, BrooklynRiseBoro's Sunday market at Irving Square Park brings affordable fresh produce to Bushwick, with SNAP/EBT accepted at the stands.
Ocean Parkway Malls: Ocean Parkway Malls, BrooklynProduce stands on the Ocean Parkway malls, the landscaped promenade Olmsted and Vaux drew as America's first parkway.
Ocean Parkway Malls: Ocean Parkway Malls, BrooklynProduce stands on the Ocean Parkway malls, the landscaped promenade Olmsted and Vaux drew as America's first parkway.
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