The best things to do in Manhattan the weekend of Sep 25–27, 2026 — hand-curated and refreshed weekly.
23 picks · checked Sep 2
Theater District, ManhattanPhotograph by Mike Peel ( www.mikepeel.net ). · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsFor one Sunday a year Broadway sells itself off folding tables: shows and theater organizations line West 44th and West 45th Streets with posters, props and costume pieces, with a silent auction in Shubert.
Theater District, ManhattanPhotograph by Mike Peel ( www.mikepeel.net ). · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsFor one Sunday a year Broadway sells itself off folding tables: shows and theater organizations line West 44th and West 45th Streets with posters, props and costume pieces, with a silent auction in Shubert.
Grand Bazaar NYC, Upper West Side, ManhattanVintage furniture, ceramics, art and cozy-season decor fill Grand Bazaar NYC's aisles — a schools-supporting UWS market themed for fall nesting.
Grand Bazaar NYC, Upper West Side, ManhattanVintage furniture, ceramics, art and cozy-season decor fill Grand Bazaar NYC's aisles — a schools-supporting UWS market themed for fall nesting.
W 23rd St between 8th & 9th Ave, ManhattanDown to Earth's Saturday Chelsea Farmers Market brings local farms to West 23rd Street — produce, cheese and prepared foods.
W 23rd St between 8th & 9th Ave, ManhattanDown to Earth's Saturday Chelsea Farmers Market brings local farms to West 23rd Street — produce, cheese and prepared foods.
S St between Fulton & John St, ManhattanThe city's oldest continuously operating market sets up on South Street, selling produce from Hudson Valley farms in the shadow of the Seaport.
S St between Fulton & John St, ManhattanThe city's oldest continuously operating market sets up on South Street, selling produce from Hudson Valley farms in the shadow of the Seaport.
Central Park: 110th and Lenox, ManhattanAn open-air market sets up at Central Park's 110th and Lenox corner — vendors, crafts and food at the Harlem gateway to the park.
Central Park: 110th and Lenox, ManhattanAn open-air market sets up at Central Park's 110th and Lenox corner — vendors, crafts and food at the Harlem gateway to the park.
Broadway between W 113th & W 116th St, ManhattanFarm-fresh produce and baked goods on Broadway by Columbia University — a Morningside Heights market staple.
Broadway between W 113th & W 116th St, ManhattanFarm-fresh produce and baked goods on Broadway by Columbia University — a Morningside Heights market staple.
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2nd Ave between E 32nd & E 33rd St, ManhattanThe Murray Hill Farmers Market brings regional produce and farm goods to 2nd Avenue — a neighborhood Sunday market in Midtown East.
2nd Ave between E 32nd & E 33rd St, ManhattanThe Murray Hill Farmers Market brings regional produce and farm goods to 2nd Avenue — a neighborhood Sunday market in Midtown East.
10th Ave between W 57th & W 58th St, ManhattanA Saturday greenmarket on Tenth Avenue near West 57th brings farm-fresh produce to the Far West Side — free to browse.
10th Ave between W 57th & W 58th St, ManhattanA Saturday greenmarket on Tenth Avenue near West 57th brings farm-fresh produce to the Far West Side — free to browse.
Lenox Ave between W 136th & W 137th St, ManhattanFarm stands on Lenox Avenue outside Harlem Hospital, where the WPA murals hang behind the glass facade.
Lenox Ave between W 136th & W 137th St, ManhattanFarm stands on Lenox Avenue outside Harlem Hospital, where the WPA murals hang behind the glass facade.
W Houston St between Thompson & Macdougal St, ManhattanThe parish flea market spills down West Houston in the South Village, a block of vintage, bric-a-brac and vendor tables outside St. Anthony's.
W Houston St between Thompson & Macdougal St, ManhattanThe parish flea market spills down West Houston in the South Village, a block of vintage, bric-a-brac and vendor tables outside St. Anthony's.
Morningside Park: West 110th St Sidewalk Perimeter, ManhattanMorningside Park's greenmarket sets up along West 110th Street, under the cliff face that makes this the most dramatic park in Upper Manhattan.
Morningside Park: West 110th St Sidewalk Perimeter, ManhattanMorningside Park's greenmarket sets up along West 110th Street, under the cliff face that makes this the most dramatic park in Upper Manhattan.
E 82nd St between 1st & York Ave, ManhattanAn Upper East Side Saturday greenmarket on East 82nd stocks regional produce and goods near the Met — free to browse.
E 82nd St between 1st & York Ave, ManhattanAn Upper East Side Saturday greenmarket on East 82nd stocks regional produce and goods near the Met — free to browse.
Washington Market Park: Washington Market Park, ManhattanTdorante10 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsA Tribeca Greenmarket sets up beside Washington Market Park's Victorian gazebo — regional farms in the middle of downtown's family district.
Washington Market Park: Washington Market Park, ManhattanTdorante10 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsA Tribeca Greenmarket sets up beside Washington Market Park's Victorian gazebo — regional farms in the middle of downtown's family district.
Bleecker St between Leroy & Carmine St, ManhattanPompeii Flea Market packs a Bleecker Street block in Greenwich Village with vintage, antiques, jewelry and art — free to browse, both weekend days.
Bleecker St between Leroy & Carmine St, ManhattanPompeii Flea Market packs a Bleecker Street block in Greenwich Village with vintage, antiques, jewelry and art — free to browse, both weekend days.
East River Esplanade 36th-38th: 36th-38th St, ManhattanA pop-up food market lands on the East River Esplanade in Murray Hill — vendors, river breeze and the Midtown skyline behind you.
East River Esplanade 36th-38th: 36th-38th St, ManhattanA pop-up food market lands on the East River Esplanade in Murray Hill — vendors, river breeze and the Midtown skyline behind you.
Second Ave between E 97th & E 99th St, ManhattanProduce stands on Second Avenue at 97th Street, outside Metropolitan Hospital on the Upper East Side–East Harlem line.
Second Ave between E 97th & E 99th St, ManhattanProduce stands on Second Avenue at 97th Street, outside Metropolitan Hospital on the Upper East Side–East Harlem line.
Worth Square: Triangle, ManhattanA food market fills the little triangle at Worth Square, in the shadow of the Flatiron Building and the Broadway plazas.
Worth Square: Triangle, ManhattanA food market fills the little triangle at Worth Square, in the shadow of the Flatiron Building and the Broadway plazas.
Prince St between Mulberry & Mott St, ManhattanHandmade jewelry, Moroccan fashion and Italian-leather goods line Prince Street beside St. Patrick's Old Cathedral in Nolita.
Prince St between Mulberry & Mott St, ManhattanHandmade jewelry, Moroccan fashion and Italian-leather goods line Prince Street beside St. Patrick's Old Cathedral in Nolita.
St. Nicholas Park: Paths 128 - 141st Street, ManhattanFarm stands line the paths of St. Nicholas Park below City College — Harlem's uptown market for regional produce and fresh food access.
St. Nicholas Park: Paths 128 - 141st Street, ManhattanFarm stands line the paths of St. Nicholas Park below City College — Harlem's uptown market for regional produce and fresh food access.
W 97th St between Columbus & Amsterdam Ave, ManhattanAn Upper West Side Friday greenmarket on West 97th brings regional farm stands to the neighborhood — free to browse.
W 97th St between Columbus & Amsterdam Ave, ManhattanAn Upper West Side Friday greenmarket on West 97th brings regional farm stands to the neighborhood — free to browse.
Union Square Park: North Plaza, ManhattanPeak-season corn, tomatoes and stone fruit from more than 140 regional growers fill the north plaza, the city's original farmers market.
Union Square Park: North Plaza, ManhattanPeak-season corn, tomatoes and stone fruit from more than 140 regional growers fill the north plaza, the city's original farmers market.
Isham St between Seaman & Cooper St, ManhattanFarm-fresh produce and local goods on Isham Street beside Inwood Hill Park — upper Manhattan's Saturday market.
Isham St between Seaman & Cooper St, ManhattanFarm-fresh produce and local goods on Isham Street beside Inwood Hill Park — upper Manhattan's Saturday market.
Jackie Robinson Park: Sidewalk, ManhattanHarlem's Grassroots Farmers Market lines the Jackie Robinson Park sidewalk with regional produce — EBT accepted, neighborhood-run.
Jackie Robinson Park: Sidewalk, ManhattanHarlem's Grassroots Farmers Market lines the Jackie Robinson Park sidewalk with regional produce — EBT accepted, neighborhood-run.
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Big weekends coming up — save them now, plan later.
