Farm NYC - the food flavored Green Map

Year Round - every Saturday until 1pm, the market is set up at St Marks Place and Hyatt Street. All are welcome to check it out! Here's the website with current info and this is a stellar market among the 50+ GreenMarkets in NYC. Give your local farmer your appreciation - it's the hardest job of all. 

Year Round! Saturdays until 3PM! Find this market at Skillman Avenue & 43rd Street in Sunnyside Queens. Check out the details of this sunny market here - there is composting (hopefully continuing) and textile dropoff, check the hours, though. 

Testing out a route for you using the new Local Food Icons - both destinations, the Farm Museum and Alley Pond Environmental Center, are stellar!  This is not a real route. Do you have a great local food or compost ride you would like to share? Turn on Strava or another GPX file app, and send us the file - apple@greenmap.org - include contact info, please.  

This is a seasonal market and is geared toward 'grab and go' so more prepared foods and ready to eat choices. It's got the fabulous Alamo sculpture and is a convenient central meeting point (with #6 train) .

Treat yourself to a delightful stroll through this maze-like and amazing garden!  Kudos!

Glorious in every way. Cultural showcase for original opera, Day of the Dead (with incredible Aztec dancers), Solstice and many other wonders. Prolific produce shared with community, and so much generosity  and abundance! 

Located at the corner of Ave B and East 9th - this is a mainstay for many local eaters. Trinity Church's commitment to local food equity is powerful, with a popular lunch and a pantry for college students, this fridge and more!

Year Round, Sundays!Drop your food scraps and textiles here, and check times and who's at the market here This is a favorite Greenmarket, based on Ave A & East 7th, a real crossroads.  Organic, local, heathy, diverse!

This is a test of the new icon for Food Desert in an underserved area of The Bronx. Food deserts are difficult realities for too many local people 

Year Round!

Zero waste grocery store at 50 Cypress Ave, Brooklyn has a unique approach you will like!  Shopping with reusable, refillable packaging makes so much sense! See more at https://www.precyclenyc.com/.

We have innovation around local food and farming springs forth in NYC. Mixing it with technology makes it easy to view online. Many have live events like Food + Tech Connection NYC - a terrific resource!

Open Thursdays, June 27 to November 21 Market Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Zero waste grocery store at 593 Vanderbilt Avenue in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn has a unique approach you will like! See more at https://www.precyclenyc.com/. 

Named for the sheep that used to graze here regularly, Central Park's Sheep Meadow is known for its great people-watching! You are more likely to see a sheepdog than a sheep these days!

The Bronx River Foodway is a terrific place,   really makes you think differently about what we can grow locally.  https://bronxriver.org/about/foodway

Anyone can put food in, anyone can take food out

Buy in bulk here!  Everything you need for a waste-free life! 

MoRUS, the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space is an archive and active radical history space for housing, community garden and environmental justice advocates.

This jam-packed shop has delightful locally made climate conscious green items, gifts, cards, and baby stuff - LGBTQ, too!

Community space on the roof! Green Roofs cool the air, absorb stormwater,  provide habitat and so much more that benefit the climate and environment. While there is no food for Humans, there is a banquet for pollinators. Bonus: from this roof, you can see others that are green! 

This gem of an island is our country place in the city! With vast lawns for your picnic pleasure, it has great views & the island is wonderfully car free, to boot. Governors island is open year round, so dress for the weather and enjoy! With an academic climate center in the future, there are already terrific programs that connect community, food and climate action, including Earth Matter. the Billion Oysters, Swale, the Circular Manufactory, GrowNYC and more.  There is an official Picnic Point on the south end of the island, but there are many great spots for a picnic.  There are places to buy food on the island too. 

Bulk food and cooperative buying project that saves some energy and time! https://farmtopeople.com/