Columbia Greenmarket

Broadway btwn 114th & 116th Streets, Manhattan [map]
Open Thursdays and Sundays, Year-round
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

2012 Scheduled changes: Thanksgiving week the market will be held on Tuesday 11/20/12, and will be closed 11/22/12.

EBT/Food Stamps, Debit/Credit, and WIC & FMNP checks accepted. 

Open year-round on Thursdays and Sundays, this market located just in front of the Columbia University gates on Broadway at 115th St.,  serves a diverse population including university students, faculty and staff, St Luke’'s Hospital staff, visitors and patients as well as Upper West Side residents. While several of the farmers attend on both Thursday and Sunday, each day has its own distinct character. Thursday’s market thrives on the bustle of the work and school day schedule, while Sundays are more laid back and neighbors come out to do serious shopping.  Shoppers will find milk and yogurt, fruit, cider, baked goods, preserved fruits and vegetables, eggs, cheese, smoked meats, pickled vegetables, maple syrup, honey, fish, and focaccia topped with locally sourced fruit, vegetables, herbs and cheeses, a lunch time favorite. 

Calendar of Events

Includes cooking demos, seasonal celebrations, and family friendly activities.  

GrowNYC's Textile Recycling - Every Sunday, 8am to 3pm

GrowNYC's Compost Collection - Every Sunday, 8am to 1pm 

Food Stamp Pre-screenings
Third Thursday of Every Month, 11am-3pm
Let The Food Bank of New York City help you figure out if you're eligible to receive Food Stamps.

Sunday , October 28, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Halloween Pumpkin Decorating
Buy a pumpkin from your favorite farmer and bring it by the market information tent to decorate it for free! 

Farmers

Attending Year Round

Ardith Mae Farm Goat cheese from Susquihanna County, PA. (Sun)
Ballard's Honey Honey and bee pollen (Thurs)
Beth's Farm Kitchen Jams, preserves, chutneys & pickled vegetables from Columbia County, NY. (Sun, Thurs)
Buon Pane Baked goods from Hudson County, NJ. (Thurs)
DiPaola Turkeys Turkey from Mercer County, NJ. (Sun)
Hawthorne Valley Farm Certified organic and biodynamic produce, meat, dairy, baked goods, and lacto-fermented vegetables from Columbia County, NY. (Thurs & Sun)
Hot Bread Kitchen Multi-ethnic artisan breads and tortillas from New York County, NY. (Sun)
Hudson Valley Duck Farm Fresh duck as well as smoked and preserved duck products (Sun)
Knoll Krest Farm Eggs and chicken from Dutchess County, NY. (Sun)
Madura Farms Exotic mushrooms from Orange County, NY. (Sun)
Meredith's Bakery Baked goods from Ulster County, NY. (Sun, Thurs)
Millport Dairy Cheddar cheese from Lancaster County, PA. (Thurs)
Monkshood Nursery Certified Organic vegetables and plants from Columbia County, NY. (Sun)
Pura Vida Fisheries Wild-caught fish and seafood from Suffolk County, NY. (Sun)
Ronnybrook Farm Dairy Milk, yogurt, butter and ice cream from Columbia County, NY. (Thurs)
Samascott Orchards Apples, cherries, strawberries, peaches and cider from Columbia County, NY. (Sun, Thurs)
Sawkill Farm Vegetables, eggs, and pork from Dutchess County, NY. (Sun)
Stannard Farms Vegetables, orchard fruit, plant and meat from Washington County, NY. (Sun, Thurs)
Wallings Maple Syrup Maple syrup and maple products from Oneida County, NY. (Sun)

Attending Growing Season Only

Gonzalez Farm New Farmer Development Project Participant. (Sun)
Hodgson Farms Plants, flowers, fruits and vegetables from Orange County, NY. One of Greenmarket`s founding farmers in 1976. (Thurs)
Lani's Farm naturally grown greens, vegetables and fruits (Thurs)

Manager

A New Jersey native, Caroline Hiteshew discovered her passion for all things food and farming in the cornfields of Ohio while studying Anthropology at Kenyon College.  The more she learned, the more she realized that food touches everything she values in life: community engagement, proper stewardship of the land, and social justice and equality, to list just a few. After spending a season working on a farm in the Appalachian hills of southern Ohio, living off the grid and breaking bread with her Amish neighbors, Caroline was thrilled to find a job in the big city where she’s still privy to stories of runaway cows and mischievous goats. When not at markets, she enjoys cooking, dancing, reading, writing, and discovering new music.