Greenmarket Application: Market Profiles

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1 Greenmarket Application: Market Profiles Following is a list of Greenmarket locations including quick facts on each market and any new products the manager thinks would be a strong addition to what s currently available. For more information on any location, call the Greenmarket office directly. Market information and availability as of December th Street Manhattan, Wednesday & Saturday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: Wed: 6; Sat: 6 Opened: Saturday 1986, Wednesday 1987 Products unrepresented: Wed: specialty veg; Sat: cheese, dairy, juices, preserves & pickles have potential, would work best as a drop-off with another market, and the producer would need to commit to building the market. Location: 9th Ave btw 56th and 57th Streets; alongside Balsley Park, most canopies on sidewalk, curbside parking. Clientele description: Local residents, commuters, students and employees from the two nearby hospitals. Loyal followers regularly stop by to check out market offerings. FMNP coupons: low EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low. Additional Comments: Moderate prices and staples tend to do well. 79th Street Manhattan, Sundays, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 34 Opened: 1983 Products unrepresented: peak season - lamb and yarn. Winter months - grains, flowers & plants. Location: On the east side of Columbus avenue between 77 th and 81 st Sts on the Upper West Side, adjacent to the rear of the American Museum of Natural History. Clientele description: a good mix of loyal neighborhood residents, visitors from other areas of the city and tourists from out of town, a great number of shoppers passing through, a high-income neighborhood. FMNP coupons: low EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens: moderate. Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments:. This market occasionally relocates to accomodate neighborhood events. 82nd Street / Saint Stephens Church Manhattan, Saturday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 12 Opened: 2006 Products unrepresented: preserves, wine. Peak season - market if full; some winter only availability. Location: 82nd Street between 1st and York; some stalls set up on the sidewalk alongside St Stephen's Church, some Producers are in the church courtyard. Parking availability is very limited. Clientele description: neighborhood residents, many young families and seniors. FMNP coupons: low EBT tokens: low Debit/Credit tokens: moderate Healthbucks: low Additional Comments: Strong support from the community, very loyal neighborhood shoppers, the church and local activists from the Upper Green Side organization help with promotions and outreach. 92nd Street Manhattan, Sundays, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 6 Opened: 2006 Products unrepresented: livestock, cheese, honey, plants. available space limited. Location: 1st Avenue between 92nd Street and 93rd Street; Producers set up on sidewalk, with curbside parking. Clientele description: Neighborhood residents, including a wide range of income levels. Many young couples, families and seniors FMNP coupons: low. EBT tokens: low Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low Additional Comments: neighborhood market with support from the Upper Green Side organization. 97th Street Manhattan, Friday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 18 Opened: 1994 Products unrepresented: wine, grains, pickles & preserves. Peak season space available is limited. Location: 97th Street between Columbus & Amsterdam; on a very wide sidewalk, with curbside parking, alongside a public school; parking availability is limited. Clientele description: neighborhood residents, many seniors, very loyal. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens: moderate Healthbucks: moderate Additional Comments: Warm and friendly atmosphere, well-established market; many school tours and camp groups.

2 175th Street Manhattan, Thursday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 9 Opened: 1978 Products unrepresented: meat, cheese, eggs, dairy, fish. Space available is limited. Location: 175th Street between Broadway & Amsterdam; on a plaza, a vibrant active neighborhood. Clientele description: most customers come from Spanish-speaking communities. FMNP coupons: high EBT tokens: high Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: high Additional Comments: This large market, with more than 20 spaces in use at peak, is one of the longest running markets in our program. Almost always busy and bustling. Customers here are dedicated and know what they want: freshness and good prices. Highest volume of EBT sales in Greenmarket. Abingdon Square Manhattan, Saturday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 14 Opened: 1994 Products unrepresented: wine, wool, pickles/preserves, grains. Location: Hudson St & West side of 8th Ave; Producers park curbside and set up canopies around the small park. Clientele description: Loyal following of well-to-do residents - many morning routines are based on a weekly trip to the market, a lot of tourists from the Highline. FMNP coupons: low EBT/Debit/Credit Tokens: low Healthbucks: low. Additional Comments: a well established market, with a good variety of products. Astoria Queens, Wednesday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 2 Opened: 2004 Products unrepresented: eggs, cheese, honey, baked goods. Location: 14th St. btw 31 Ave & 31 Rd; Producers set up on sidewalk and park curbside. Clientele description: Clientele is from very varied ethnic background; many seniors and young mothers. FMNP coupons: high EBT tokens: low Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low Additional Comments: off-the-beaten path, but helped tremendously by nearby WIC office and playground. Bartel Pritchard Square Brooklyn, Wednesday, Year Round, Sunday Seasonal Stalls in peak season: Wed 7, Sun 9 Opened: Wed 1996, Sun 2012 Products unrepresented: Wed: mushrooms, pickles; Sun: milk, cheese, pickles. Location: Prospect Park West at 15th Street; inside southwest entrance of Prospect Park, Producers set up alongside their vehicles. Clientele description: local residents of Park Slope, Windsor Terrace, and South Slope. Wednesday caters to the morning rush hour crowd,. Sunday enjoys a loyal following of market regulars, residents and park visitors. FMNP coupons: low to moderate EBT tokens: low Debit/Credit tokens: moderate Healthbucks: low. Additional comments: Wed: a nice mid-week grocery option in the heart of Brooklyn; hosts many school tours. Sun: in 2016 we relocated the nearby Windsor Terrace PS 154 market to add a second day at Bartel Pritchard Square, it resulted in significantly more foot traffic, and maintained shoppers from the previous location. Bay Ridge Brooklyn, Saturday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 7 Opened: 2008 Products unrepresented: pickles, poultry, mushrooms Location: 3rd Ave and 95th Street, in the parking lot of the Walgreens Pharmacy Clientele description: Mostly upper middle class, long-time neighborhood residents who cook most of their meals at home. FMNP coupons: moderate. EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: moderate Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: a dedicated customer base of both long-time residents and new families, who come to the market every week to shop, share recipes and socialize. The local Councilman helps with outreach and promotion, makes an appearance every Saturday to talk to his constituents and do his shopping.

3 Bensonhurst Brooklyn, Sunday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 4 Opened: 2012 Products unrepresented: cheese, turkey, dairy, mushroom, pickles, baked goods, more veg variety (greens & root crops.) Location: 18 th Avenue between 81 st & 82 nd Streets. Clientele description: diverse population, many Russian, Asian, Italian & Latino families.the local Chinese population has grown significantly. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: moderate Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: Market is located on bustling shopping strip, adjacent to a popular park and playground. Boro Park (aka Borough Park) Brooklyn, Thursday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 4 Opened: 2002 Products unrepresented: none - market is full Location: 14th Avenue between 49th & 50th Sts; on a wide sidewalk in a mixed residential neighborhood, next to a YMCA and senior center. Clientele description: Diverse Borough Park neighborhood serves the Hasidic, Russian, Eastern European, Latino, Arabic and Asian communities. FMNP coupons: high. EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: Bustling location. Bowling Green Park Manhattan, Tuesday & Thursday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: Tu: 4; Th: 6 Opened: Th 1994, Tu Products unrepresented: specialty vegetable, eggs, cheese, wine, maple, dairy, pickles, preserves, lavender. Location: Broadway at Battery Place; cobblestone plaza adjacent to Battery Park at the entrance to a busy subway station and the Staten Island Ferry terminal. Limited parking across the street. Clientele description: Wall Street commuters, tourists, some local residents. FMNP coupons: low. EBT/Debit/Credit Tokens: low. Healthbucks: low. Additional Comments: Site of the first marketplace established by Dutch settlers in the 1600s. Busy with downtown commuters, tourists and some residents; grab-and-go items popular. Looking to expand the square footage of this location. Bronx Boro Hall Bronx, Tuesday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 7 Opened: 2004 Products unrepresented: livestock, fish, plants. Location: Grand Concourse at 161 st Street, along Joyce Kilmer Park, near Yankee Stadium, Borough Hall & courthouse in the South Bronx, Producers park curbside and set up along the sidewalk. Clientele description: a diverse ethnic and social mix, local residents and workers from nearby courthouses & offices. FMNP coupons: high EBT tokens: high Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: high. Additional Comments: a very consistent market. Good relationship with 161st Street BID. Brooklyn Borough Hall Brooklyn, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: Tu 9; Th 8; Sa 14 Opened: Sa 1983, Tu 1984, Th 2001 Products unrepresented: All days: milk, maple syrup, mushrooms; Tu & Th: eggs. Location: at the intersection of Court & Montague Streets, on a plaza in busy downtown Brooklyn Clientele description: Tuesday and Thursday is predominantly workers from the municipal buildings and courthouses, and people passing through the neighborhood. Saturday has a great community feel, with primarily neighborhood residents from Brooklyn Heights, an elegant historic district. This market serves a mixed community, with a strong Carribean clientele, and extends to neighborhoods across Atlantic Ave. FMNP coupons: moderate to high EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: moderate Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: Downtown Brooklyn has a surge of development with new apartment buildings rising and outlying neighborhoods gentrifying. Weekday markets hosts many school tours.

4 Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, Sundays, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 13 Opened: 2007 Products unrepresented: wool, pickles, wine Location: Carroll Street between Smith and Court Streets; outside of elementary school, across the street from Carroll Park. Producers set up on sidewalk and park vehicles along the curb. Clientele description: Supportive residential community. The neighborhood has an older Italian population and a younger foodie group that appreciates the incredible selection this market has provided. this market is a great destination for neighbors, shoppers, families and Sunday brunch-goers. FMNP coupons: low. EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low. Additional Comments: This neighborhood has seen a huge change in demographics and an increase of household income, in a short period of time. The market remains a fixture of the community. City Hall Park Manhattan, Tues & Fri, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 4 Opened: Fr 2006, Tu 2009 Products unrepresented: eggs, maple syrup, dairy & cheese, specialty veg, grains, wine, pickles & preserves. Location: Broadway, between Chambers and Warren; on a wide sidewalk alongside City Hall; limited off site parking provided on West Broadway. Clientele description: Commuters to and from work, some local residents and tourists. Large commuter rush late in day. FMNP coupons: low EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low. Additional Comments: Good traffic of commuters, especially during morning and afternoon rushes; grab-and-go items are popular. Columbia Manhattan, Th & Sun, Year Round Stalls in peak season: Th:14; Su: 15 Opened: Th 2001, Su 2004 Products unrepresented: Market is full at peak season some winter availability. Location: Broadway between 114th & 116th Sts.; on a wide sidewalk, with curbside parking, just outside the gates of Columbia University. Parking availability may be limited. Clientele description: local residents, St. Lukes/Roosevelt Hospital visitors & staff, university students, staff, & faculty. FMNP coupons: low EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens: moderate Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: Nice, busy sidewalk area outside the university, very high foot traffic all day long, many school tours. Corona Queens Friday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 5 Opened: 2009 Products unrepresented: eggs,/poultry, meat, cheese, honey, small fruit, seafood Location: Roosevelt Ave between 103 rd and 104 th Sts, Producers set up on a pedestrian plaza and on the sidewalk, limited parking alongside the curb. Clientele description: Primily Hispanic customer base; family and community oriented market, many regular customers. FMNP coupons: high EBT tokens: high Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: high. Additional Comments: Nearby 7 train and busses bring heavy foot traffic all day. A busy weekday market with a WIC center across the street. Weekly cooking demonstration for adults and children by the Dept of Health always draw big crowds. The plaza has tents, chairs and tables for shoppers to hang out. In summer there are Zumba classes and other programming in the plaza. Cortelyou Brooklyn, Sundays, Year Round. Stalls in peak season: 16 Opened: 2003 Products unrepresented: pickles, wine, plants. Location: Cortelyou Rd. between Argyle & Rugby Rds; alongside a public school, on a wide sidewalk, with curbside parking. Parking availability may be limited. Clientele description: diverse, both ethnically and socially; strong support & loyal clientele. FMNP coupons: moderate. EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: high Healthbucks: high. Additional Comments: Originally opened on Saturday in 2003 in a nearby school yard, in 2007 this market moved to its current location and changed to Sunday to better accommodate the community. This market has grown to be the premiere shopping destination for Cortelyou residents, and has a substantial following of loyal shoppers.

5 Dag Hammarskjold Plaza Manhattan, Weds., Year Round Stalls in peak season: 15 Opened: 2000 Products unrepresented: cut flowers, mushrooms, value added items, wine, grain, beef & chicken. Location: 47th Street between 2nd & 1st Aves; on a beautifully renovated Parks plaza near the United Nations, Producers park curbside and set up on the plaza. Parking availability may be limited. Clientele description: office & UN employees, and residents, families with young children and seniors. FMNP coupons: low EBT/Debit/Credit Tokens: low Healthbucks: low. Additional Comments: Enjoys support from local community groups, the Turtle Bay Association, and Friends of Dag Hammarskjold Plaza. Elmhurst Hospital Queens, Tuesday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 7 Opened: 2010 Products unrepresented: eggs, cheese, beef, seafood, poultry, plants & cut flowers. Location: :41 st Ave between 80 th & 81 st Sts, Producers park curbside and set up on a very wide sidewalk along the side of the hospital. Near subway and bus lines. Limited parking availability. Clientele description: Very diverse neighborhood residents, many of whom are Hispanic or Asian, as well as hospital staff, patients and visitors. FMNP coupons high EBT tokens: high Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: high. Additional Comments: A busy weekday market with loyal customer base. WIC center located nearby. Cornell conducts regular cooking demo and nutritional classes at this location. Flushing Queens, Wednesday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 2 Opened:2016 Products unrepresented: honey, meat, flower/ potted herbs, mushrooms, milk, cheese, bread, wine. Location: Maple Avenue and Kissena Blvd (Maple Playground) from 8-3 Clientele description: Primarily local, middle class residents, most of Chinese descent, some Hispanic and Indian customers. FMNP coupons: low EBT tokens: low Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low Additional Comments: This market is alongside a very active park in Flushing. It's is very popular with a group that practices Tai Chi in the park each morning. The first year had some operational challenges. We are working to change the street cleaning signs, and get earlier access to the storage area. We will continue outreach to the community to further reduce public smoking around the market. Forest Hills Queens, Sunday, Year round Stalls in peak season: 16 Opened:2012 Products unrepresented: plants, cut flowers, herbs. Location: Queens Blvd at 70 th Avenue. Producers park curbside and set up along their vehicles. Clientelle description: very loyal customer base FMNP coupons: low EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens: moderate Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: A very busy market, it has seen rapid growth and space is getting tight... Fort Greene Park Brooklyn, Saturday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 25 Opened: 2003 Products unrepresented: none. Location: Washington Park between DeKalb & Willoughby, outside the entrance of historic Fort Greene Park and surrounded by chestnut trees and centuries-old brownstones. Producers set up on a wide sidewalk and park curbside. Parking availability is limited. Clientele description: ethnically and socially diverse community of young, urban professionals, and multigenerational families. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT tokens: lowdebit/credit tokens: high Healthbucks: low. Additional Comments: This market has grown into a very popular destination; one can shop for everything they need here, eat lunch at one of the nearby farm-to-table restaurants, then shop for treasures at the nearby Brooklyn Flea.

6 Fort Washington Manhattan, Tuesday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 9 Opened: 2010 Products unrepresented: plants, beef, pork Location: on Fort Washington Ave between 168 th & 169 th Streets, a very busy intersection; Producers set up on a sidewalk and park curbside. Parking availability is limited. Clientele description: neighborhood residents, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital visitors, staff, & many medical, dental, nursing & graduate students. FMNP coupons: low EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: Excellent support from community partners. Grand Army Plaza Brooklyn, Saturday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 33 Opened: 1989 Products unrepresented: none - market is full Location: Prospect Park West and Flatbush Ave; on a large paved area outside the Northwest entrance of Prospect Park. Nearby a public library, museum, botanic garden, and large park. Parking availability is limited. Clientele description: This market is a community center, draws people from diverse backgrounds from the neighborhoods of Park Slope, Prospect Heights and Crown Heights; many runners, dog-walkers, families, singles, and foodies. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT tokens: high Debit/Credit tokens: high Healthbucks: high Additional Comments: One of the largest and most diverse Greenmarkets; historic Park Slope and Crown Heights foster strong community support. Greenpoint/ McCarren Park Brooklyn, Saturday, Year Round # of Prod in peak season: 21 Opened: 1997 Products unrepresented: None, the market is full. Location: Union Ave N12th Street, on a new DOT plaza. Vehicles parked curbside with market facing the middle of the street. Clientele description: Located at the junction of two thriving communities: Greenpoint s densely populated Polish neighborhood and North Williamsburg s eclectic mix of artists and Polish, Italian & Hispanic families, and a growing number of young single folks and families in the many new condos. Shoppers include picnickers, dogwalkers and joggers. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens: high Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: This market has a loyal clientelle and draws shoppers to this pleasant corner of McCarren Prak. The neighborhood is filled with savvy shoppers, who care about where their food comes from. Inwood Park Manhattan, Saturday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 21 Opened: 2004 Products unrepresented: wine, wool, grains, jams & jellies.peak season space availability is limited, greater availability winter & spring. Location: Isham Street between Seaman & Cooper; a street closure, stands are set up on both sides of the street in this residential neighborhood alongside Inwood Hill Park. Clientele description: diverse, both ethnically and socially, a loyal supportive clientele. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens: high Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: Very successful and diverse market. Great community support, a strong year-round market that continues to grow. Jackson Heights Queens, Sundays, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 20 Opened: 2000 Products unrepresented: grains, pickles Location: 34th Ave at 78th St, this market wraps around the corner of a well-trafficked park with playgrounds, courts, and a playstreet. Some Producers park offsite and set up on a closed street, some park curbside and set up canopies on the sidewalk. No further parking is available. Clientele description: diverse, local customer base, many Spanish-speaking customers. FMNP coupons: high EBT tokens: high Debit/Credit tokens: high Healthbucks: high. Additional Comments: a busy established market in a resiential neighborhood.

7 Lincoln Hospital Bronx, Tu & Fr, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: Tu 5, Fr 4 Opened: Tu 1990, Fr 1991 Products unrepresented: honey, eggs, dairy, flowers, cheese. Location: 149th St between Park & Morris Clientele description: neighborhood residents, hospital employees & visitors, and neighborhood residents, a primarily Hispanic customer base. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: Good location outside of busy hospital and WIC center, on a large busy street, near a subway hub. Plenty of space to expand! Mt. Sinai Hospital Manhattan, Wednesday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 7 Opened: 2008 Products unrepresented: mushrooms, fish, dairy, cheese, cut flowers, pickles, organic vegetables. Location: Madison Ave between 98th & 99th Streets. Clientele description: Very mixed neighborhood with additional customers from Mt. Sinai Hospital and medical school. FMNP coupons: high. EBT tokens: low Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low Additional Comments: A lot of support from hospital staff, and surrounding housing developments. Mt. Sinai gives Greenmarket Bucks to the community to be spent in the market. Parkchester / Virginia Park Bronx, Friday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 6 Opened: 2011 Products unrepresented: eggs, cheese, plants Location: alongside a park, between a subway station and bus stop, very heavy foot traffic. Clientele description: diverse neighborhood residents, primarily Hispanic, Bengali, and African American. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT tokens: high Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: high Parkside Brooklyn Sunday, Seasonal. Stalls in peak season: 6 Opened: 2015 Products unrepresented: pickles, mushrooms, more veg variety. Location: Parkside Ave and Ocean Ave in Prospect Lefferts Gardens; on a plaza outside a subway entrance; producers park curbside and set up stalls on the sidewalk. Clientele description: Diverse community of West Indians and young families recently moving into the neighborhood. The market gains from foot traffic heading into Prospect Park, across the street. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT tokens: low Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low Poe Park Bronx, Tuesday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 10 Opened: 1987 Products unrepresented: chicken, fish, plants. Location: 192nd St between Grand Concourse & Valentine; on a closed street, adjacent to the south side of Poe Park. Near a school, university and two subway lines; enjoys a constant flow of people and activity. Clientele description: Neighborhood residents of all ages, families, students, as well as local employees. Predominantly Spanish-speakers and residents of Caribbean descent. FMNP coupons: high EBT tokens: high Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: high. Additional Comments: This is a bustling weekday market with devoted customers and our second-highest EBT sales in the program. Limited space available for drop offs only, we have no more parking available. Rockefeller Center Manhattan, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, Seasonal, typically 5-6 weeks, July & August or September & October. Stalls in peak season: 9 Opened: Fr 2002, Th 2003, Wed 2006 Location: on one of three pedestrian plazas in Rockefeller center, between 49th and 51st streets, between many busy office buildings, off site parking provided. Clientele description: midtown professionals from neighboring office buildings, along with a significant number of tourists. FMNP low. Additional Comments: A very festive market. Rockefeller Center supplies canopies. While a short season, this market can be a good venue for marketing and increasing name recognition for some products. Must be willing to deal with very strict market logistics, and must commit to the entire span of the market. Grab-and-go items are popular.

8 Saint George Staten Island, Saturday, Year round Stalls in peak season: 14 Opened: 1994 Products unrepresented: aged cheese, wool Location: Saint Marks at Hyatt Streets; in the theater parking lot near the ferry terminal. Clientele description: Most shoppers arrive at the market early, and usually by car, as there is ample parking for shoppers. FMNP coupons: high EBT tokens: high Debit/Credit tokens: moderate Healthbucks: high. Additional Comments: A market with good product diversity. Enjoys a reputation for friendly community atmosphere, where people linger for long periods of time to meet, chat, and enjoy their surroundings while shopping for the week's groceries. Saint Mark s Church Manhattan, Tuesday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 3 Opened: 1981 Products unrepresented: eggs, honey, plants & flowers, baked godos, value added products, dairy products. Location: East 10th Street at 2nd Ave; on a cobblestone-paved park, producers park and set up on the plaza. Clientele description: Predominantly neighborhood residents and NYU students. Some dedicated customers. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low. Additional Comments: A friendly neighborhood market, with a slow stream of traffic over a long day peaking in the afternoon. Great relationship with Saint Market's Church. Staten Island Ferry Whitehall Terminal Manhattan, Tu & Fr, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 2 Opened: Tu 2007, Fr 2009 Products unrepresented: none, the market is full. Location: producers set-up inside ferry terminal building at 4 South Street. No parking available at this location. Clientele description: Commuters and tourists to and from Staten Island. FMNP coupons: low. Additional Comments: Our first indoor market. Heavy foot traffic, especially during the commuter hours. Strict early load in. Staten Island Mall Staten Island, Saturday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 7 Opened: 2009 Products unrepresented: vegetable, flowers, fish, poultry. Location: inside Staten Island Mall parking lot. Clientele description: a diverse community, many mall and non-mall shoppers. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: moderate Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: This market reaches many new customers who are happy to see us on the west side of Staten Island. Foot traffic and sales continue to increase substantially each year. In 2016 the market successfully transitioned to a new area of the parking lot, and continues to do well. Stuyvesant Town Manhattan, Sundays, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 12 Opened: 2007 Products unrepresented milk & yogurt, cut flowers, mushrooms, grains, maple syrup. Location: Stuy-Town Oval, 14th Street loop and Ave A; Producers drop-off and set-up in park's paved oval, off-site parking provided nearby. Clientele description: Residents from Stuyvesant-Town, a self-contained housing development. FMNP coupons: low EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low. Additional Comments: A very festive market, many families; property management supplies the canopies, entertainment, and children's activities. Limited space,strict logistics. Sugar Hill Manhattan Saturday, Seasonal. Stalls in peak season: 5 Opened: 2015 Location: West 155th Street at St Nicholas Ave in upper Manhattan; on the plaza of a new building that includes affordable housing, an early childhood center, and a children's museum. Clientele description: neighborhood residents, City college & Columbia faculty & staff. Some Hispanics FMNP low, EBT tokens low, debit credit low, Healthbucks low Additional Comments: still a new market, has a small but devoted following

9 Sunnyside Gardens Queens, Saturday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 16 Opened: 2007 Products unrepresented: small fruit, plants & flowers, mushrooms Location: Skillman Ave between 42nd & 43rd Streets; alongside a well trafficked park with courts, a dog run & playground, Producers set up curbside by vehicles. Clientele description: primarily young families & seniors. FMNP coupons: moderate EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens:moderate Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: Outside a busy park/playground. Popular neighborhood market with regular customers that enjoy market activities and promotions. Sunset Park Brooklyn, Saturday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 5 Opened: 2001 Products unrepresented: eggs/poultry, fish, honey, mushrooms Location: 4th Ave between 59th & 60th Sts; on a wide sidewalk with curbside parking, in front of a schoolyard. Parking availability may be limited. Clientele description: Diverse clientele, primarily Latin American and Cantonese. FMNP coupons: high, EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens: low. Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: Busy location, although limited space this market offers all the essentials, great rapport with local residents; weekly cooking demos by the Department of Health are an additional community draw. Tompkins Square Park Manhattan, Sunday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: 11 Opened: 1997 Products unrepresented: grains, cut flowers, meat, cheese. Location: Ave A at 7th Street; in the heart of the East Village, Producers park curbside and set up along the sidewalk. Parking availability may be limited. Clientele description: artistic neighborhood, culturally and economically diverse. Interest in healthy and organic foods began in this neighborhood long before mainstream. Mixture of long term residents and young, professional newcomers, quickly changing demographics. FMNP coupons: moderate. EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: low to moderate Healthbucks: low to moderate. Tribeca Manhattan, Wednesday, Seasonal, & Saturday, Year Round, Stalls in peak season: Wednesday: 3; Saturday: 21 Opened: Saturday 1981, Wednesday 1986 Products unrepresented: Wednesday: cheese, eggs; Saturday: maple syrup, wool, grains, wine. Location: Greenwich St. between Chambers & Duane; along Washington Market Park in Tribeca. Producers park curbside and set up along wide sidewalk. Clientele description: high income neighborhood residents, many dedicated customers. Saturdays see a lot of families, a great opportunity to engage. FMNP coupons: low EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low. Additional Comments: Very community-oriented, boasts strong support from the local Community Board. Has grown with the neighborhood. A wide assortment of products and farms are represented at this location. Tucker Square Manhattan, Thursday & Saturday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: Th 7, Sa 11 Opened: 2003 Products unrepresented: Saturday: milk; Thursday: wine, milk. Location: West 66th & Columbus; on a wide sidewalk surrounding small park, very close to Lincoln Center. Parking availability may be limited. Clientele description: middle-to-upper income neighborhood, a mix of office workers, local residents and seniors. FMNP coupons: low EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low. Additional Comments: Strong market, a lot of foot traffic. The customers on the two days are different: Thursday serves more commuters and workers in nearby offices, Saturday serves more local residents and tourists, with a festive atmosphere. Limited space on Saturdays.

10 Union Square Park Manhattan, Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, Year Round Stalls in peak season: Mon: 34; Wed: 68; Fri: 50; Sat: 85 Opened: Sat 1976, Wed 1981, Fri 1984, Mon Products unrepresented: Monday: dry beans (year round), grains, aquaculture, distilled spirits, and goats milk ; Friday: grains, dry beans (year round) Note: new assignments will be limited. Location: 17th Street at Broadway & Park Ave South; wrapping the north and west sides of the park, Producers park along the street and the park and set up in two rows. Well-trafficked area. Mixed residential and commercial neighborhood. Parking availability may be limited. Clientele description: Tremendously varied, residents, tourists, workers, students, chefs. During peak season as many as 200,000 people walk through on a busy day. FMNP coupons: low. EBT tokens: high Debit/Credit tokens: high Healthbucks: high. Additional Comments: Our largest and oldest market. Often called Greenmarket's flagship location. Considered the premier market in New York City for seasonal specialty products. Water Street at Coenties Slip Manhattan, Thursday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 7 Opened: 2014 Products unrepresented: specialty veg, grains, pickles & preserves Location: Coenties Slip between Pearl and Water Streets in downtown Manhattan Clientele description: workers from nearby office buildings, also some local residents. FMNP coupons: low EBT/Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: low Additional Comments: substantial rushes in the early morning and at lunch Williamsburg Brooklyn, Thursday, Seasonal Stalls in peak season: 4 Opened: 1994 Products unrepresented: eggs Location: Taylor Ave and Lee St., stalls are setup on sidewalk adjacent to a school, with curbside parking. Clientele description: This market is situated at the convergence of several different neighborhoods, customers come from the local Hasidic Jewish and Spanish-speaking communities. FMNP coupons: high. EBT tokens: moderate Debit/Credit tokens: low Healthbucks: moderate. Additional Comments: very busy and crowded, customers buy in volume. Local Hasidic population has a strong interest in root vegetables, such as parsley root. Weekly cooking demos by the Department of Health are an additional community draw..