Farmers' Markets & CSAs
Farmers’ markets and CSAs are the best way to get locally grown, fresh food from the farm to your table.
All farmers’ markets, known as “Greenmarkets” in New York City, are run by GrowNYC. GrownNYC also runs the City’s Food Stands and Fresh Food Box programs.
CSAs (Community Supported Agriculture) are independent operations in which customers pre-pay for seasonal shares of a farm’s produce. Those shares are delivered on a regularly scheduled basis to a site in the customer’s neighborhood.
Farmers' Markets
GrowNYC: Searchable List of Farmers Markets
Searchable list of greenmarkets, farm stands and food boxes by location and days open.
GrowNYC: Interactive Map of Farmers Markets
Interactive map of greenmarkets, farm stands and food box locations.
GrowNYC: Saint George Greenmarket
Look for Augustine’s “Staten Island Family Farm” on Saturday mornings during growing season.
NYCgo: The Best Farmers' Markets in Every Borough
A selection of the best farmers’ markets in every borough.
NYS Department of Agriculture: Farmers' Markets by County
Learn the times and locations of the markets in your community that accept SNAP and other benefits.
CSAs
Hunter College: What's a CSA? A Guide to Community Supported Agriculture
This April 2021 article explains CSAs and includes a borough by borough list of some of the best CSAs in the City.
Local Harvest: Thinking of joining a CSA?
Thinking about signing up for a CSA? Learn more before you commit.
Local harvest has an expansive listing of regional farms that provide CSA produce shares directly to specified sites in NYC.
Just Food: Find a CSA or Farmer's Market
Interactive map of CSAs and farmers’ markets.