Growing a resilient and sustainable New York City since 1970
We make it easy for you to access farm fresh food, community gardens, and education opportunities across the five boroughs.
Our Impact Over five decades of feeding, greening and teaching New York City
3M
New Yorkers reached across the 5 boroughs
45
Seasonal and year-round Greenmarkets serving the 5 boroughs
$5M+
Nutrition benefits redeemed at GrowNYC markets annually, funds that support low-income New Yorkers and uplift regional farmers
2.6M
Meals of local food distributed annually to nonprofits and food businesses
1M+
Square feet of green space added to our city landscape
200+
Farmers and producers in our network
350K+
Empowered through agriculture, garden, compost, and nutrition education workshops
180+
Community gardens and green spaces built since 1985
What We Do Explore Our Work
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Greenmarket Farmers Markets
Nourishing New Yorkers with fresh food from small to mid-sized farmers through a network of seasonal and year-round Greenmarket farmers markets.
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Wholesale Food Delivery
Delivering high-quality, fresh produce to wholesale and institutional buyers in the city, including nonprofits, older adult centers, grocers, restaurants, food businesses, and more.
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Gardens and Green Spaces
Empowering neighborhoods by fostering local food production, community connection, and beautification through the building and restoring of community gardens and green infrastructure.
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Environmental and Nutrition Education
Equipping generations of New Yorkers with knowledge, skills, and support to foster robust and healthy communities.
What's in season right now?
Discover the fresh flavors of every season by exploring our harvest calendar.
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Oct 03 2026
Tribeca Greenmarket Book Signing & Tasting with Emily Berntsen: “Sauces. Marinades. Dressings.”
Join us at the Tribeca Greenmarket on Saturday, October 3, 2026 at 10:00 AM (Eastern Daylight Time) for an exciting in-person book signing AND tasting event featuring Emily Berntsen, author of "Sauces. Marinades. Dressings."!...
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Oct 04 2026
Tompkins Square Greenmarket Fermentation Week: Haley Duren of Long Count: House made vinegars, lacto-fermented tomatillo salsa, and 6-month old kimchi
Tasting of house made vinegars, lacto-fermented tomatillo salsa, and 6-month old kimchi with Haley Duren of Long Count. This event is part of Greenmarket's first ever Fermentation Week celebration! Greenmarkets across New...
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Oct 08 2026
Root Camp Curriculum Introduction – Fall 2026 (Virtual Workshop)
Join GrowNYC for Training Session on the Free Food Education Curriculum - Root Camp! Root Camp is a free 10-lesson curriculum specifically designed for NYC middle school students, although it could be adapted for other...
Featured Blog Posts
Education Meet GrowNYC’s 2026 Summer Workforce Development Interns
The GrowNYC Workforce Development Program offers a transformative 6-week internship tailored to young individuals seeking exposure to environmental fields and green career opportunities within the vibrant backdrop of New York...
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Greenmarket 5 Ways to Celebrate 50 Years of Greenmarket
1. Donate $50 for 50 Years As a nonprofit market network, we rely on your support to sustain our work! Donate $50 now and make it monthly to receive a limited edition tote bag! With your support, markets grow, farmers thrive, and...
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Farmstand Program Update: Farmstands Transition to Food For Families
Last Updated: August 3, 2026 For many years, GrowNYC’s Farmstand program has been a cornerstone of our work to expand access to fresh, locally grown food across New York City. We are deeply grateful for the partnership of elected...
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Greenmarket Supporting Our Farmers: A Note on Recent Late Freeze Impacts
GrowNYC Greenmarket is a network of nearly 200 farms and food businesses located within 250 miles of New York City. This spring, unseasonably warm temperatures caused fruit trees to bloom early across the Northeast. Then, on...
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Greenmarket Greenmarket Schedule Changes: Wednesday, July 1 – Saturday, July 4
Date | Fecha Greenmarket Early Closure Market Hours | Horario de cierre anticipado del mercado Wednesday, July 1 / Miércoles, 1 de julio Union Square 8 AM - 5 PM (Optional early dismissal at 2 PM. / Salida anticipada opcional a...
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Benefits & Currency Grow Your SNAP and Your Fresh Food Budget
Get More Fresh Produce for Your Family and Support Local Farmers GrowNYC is proud to launch Grow Your SNAP, a citywide campaign that helps New Yorkers stretch their food budgets while increasing access to fresh, locally grown food. The initiative aims to expand SNAP participation at farmers...
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Greenmarket Greenmarket Seasonal Spring Scope
Hi Market Shoppers, Happy Pride and happy Dairy Month! It’s June which means strawberries are painting the town red, the peas are piled high, and Greenmarket season is taking off. Here’s what you need to know this month: Fresh...
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Greenmarket Fresh Flavors Returning to Five Boroughs: GrowNYC Greenmarket Program Seasonal Openings & 50th Anniversary Celebration
Fresh Flavors Return: GrowNYC Greenmarket Program Celebrates 50th Anniversary of New York’s Iconic Farmers Market Network The nonprofit celebrates the 50th season offering opportunities for New Yorkers access to healthy fresh...
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Food & Farmers How to Be a Savvy Farmers Market Shopper
Shopping at your local GrowNYC Greenmarket is an art form, a cross between a treasure hunt, social event, and grocery run. Read our tips and tricks on how to make the most of your haul: Don't make a shopping list: See what's good...
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Food & Farmers Black History Month Spotlight: In Pursuit of Flavor with Edna Lewis
“Ever since its inception, I’ve been going because the produce is fresh and locally grown.” - Edna Lewis on the Greenmarket It’s the 100th anniversary of Black History Month and it would be impossible to discuss the history and...
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