Stumblday's hand-checked ranking of the best markets in New York City on Sunday, Oct 4: 22 picks, refreshed weekly.
22 picks · checked Sep 7
Industry City, Sunset Park, BrooklynA guided trip through Green-Wood Cemetery's history, told through cocktails at Fort Hamilton Distillery's Industry City bar.
Industry City, Sunset Park, BrooklynA guided trip through Green-Wood Cemetery's history, told through cocktails at Fort Hamilton Distillery's Industry City bar.
Industry City, Sunset Park, BrooklynA trolley links Fort Hamilton Distillery to Green-Wood Cemetery for two and a half hours on Brooklyn's long, strange history of booze.
Industry City, Sunset Park, BrooklynA trolley links Fort Hamilton Distillery to Green-Wood Cemetery for two and a half hours on Brooklyn's long, strange history of booze.
Industry City, Sunset Park, BrooklynIndustry City Gourmet Food and Drinks Tour at Industry City.
Industry City, Sunset Park, BrooklynIndustry City Gourmet Food and Drinks Tour at Industry City.
Industry City, Sunset Park, BrooklynFree live jazz and blues sessions fill an industrial Brooklyn venue evenings, drawing musicians and listeners alike.
Industry City, Sunset Park, BrooklynFree live jazz and blues sessions fill an industrial Brooklyn venue evenings, drawing musicians and listeners alike.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Monsignor McGolrick Park: Pavilion, BrooklynGreenpoint's greenmarket sets up under the McGolrick Park pavilion, an Beaux-Arts shelter that is one of the borough's prettiest market roofs.
Monsignor McGolrick Park: Pavilion, BrooklynGreenpoint's greenmarket sets up under the McGolrick Park pavilion, an Beaux-Arts shelter that is one of the borough's prettiest market roofs.
Cunningham Park: Parking Lot 1 - Union TP and 196 PL, QueensEastern Queens gets its Sunday produce run in Cunningham Park's lot at Union Turnpike, with regional farm stands from 9am.
Cunningham Park: Parking Lot 1 - Union TP and 196 PL, QueensEastern Queens gets its Sunday produce run in Cunningham Park's lot at Union Turnpike, with regional farm stands from 9am.
4th St between 5th & Dead End, BrooklynDown to Earth's Park Slope Farmers Market brings local farms to 4th Street — Sunday produce, eggs and baked goods in brownstone Brooklyn.
4th St between 5th & Dead End, BrooklynDown to Earth's Park Slope Farmers Market brings local farms to 4th Street — Sunday produce, eggs and baked goods in brownstone Brooklyn.
Queens Blvd between 69th & 70th Ave, QueensRegional farm produce, baked goods and flowers come to Queens Boulevard in Forest Hills — a fresh Sunday market run.
Queens Blvd between 69th & 70th Ave, QueensRegional farm produce, baked goods and flowers come to Queens Boulevard in Forest Hills — a fresh Sunday market run.
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.
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.
Cortelyou Rd between Rugby & Argyle Rd, BrooklynThe Cortelyou Greenmarket fills a Ditmas Park Sunday with regional farm produce, bread and flowers on Cortelyou Road.
Cortelyou Rd between Rugby & Argyle Rd, BrooklynThe Cortelyou Greenmarket fills a Ditmas Park Sunday with regional farm produce, bread and flowers on Cortelyou Road.
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.
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.
79th St between Northern & 34th Ave, QueensFresh regional produce and local goods come to 79th Street in diverse, food-loving Jackson Heights every Sunday.
79th St between Northern & 34th Ave, QueensFresh regional produce and local goods come to 79th Street in diverse, food-loving Jackson Heights every Sunday.
Bronx Park: Brady Avenue Entrance, BronxA Sunday farmers market at Bronx Park's Brady Avenue gate, with fresh produce a short walk from the Bronx Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Bronx Park: Brady Avenue Entrance, BronxA Sunday farmers market at Bronx Park's Brady Avenue gate, with fresh produce a short walk from the Bronx Zoo and Botanical Garden.
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.
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