Market
USDA-verified
Morningside Park Farmers Market
Mornignside Heights, NY
Open Sat
CreditSNAPWICSenior
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Farmers Market
USDA-verified
Down to Earth Morningside Park Farmers Market
Manhattan, New York
We are a year-round neighborhood farmers market featuring local farms and food artisans. Find us at the entrance to Morningside Park at the corner of 110th Street and Manhattan Avenue on Saturdays year-round. SNAP EBT welcome, Health Bucks available ($2 for every $2 withdrawn, up to $10/day). FMNP WIC and Seniors checks are accepted at the farm stands from June through November. Since 1991, Down to Earth Markets has been connecting cooks and eaters to New York’s local food producers by bringing the region’s farmers and food makers together at community-based farmers markets. We are a mission-driven “best for the world” B Corp focused on the people and small businesses building a strong and sustainable local food system.
The only crop listed here is flowers, and in New York it runs May to September, peaking July to August.
Nothing is being picked here in October. The season restarts with flowers in May.
When to pick what
| Crop | J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🌻Flowers |
In seasonPeak pickingOff season
What they grow & sell
Fresh fruits, Fresh vegetables, Baked goods, Bedding plants, Canned or preserved fruits/vegetables, Coffee/tea, Crafts/woodworking items, Cut flowers, Dairy products, Dry beans, Eggs, Fish/seafood, Fresh/dried herbs, Grains/flour, Honey, Juices/non-alcoholic ciders, Maple products, Mushrooms, Pet food, Prepared foods, Red/other non-poultry meat and products, Soap/body care products, Tofu/non-animal protein, Wild harvested forest products, Wine, spirits, beer, hard cider
What's here
OrganicCredit / debitSNAP / EBTWICSenior FMNP
Getting there
Manhattan, New York
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