Fort Greene Park Greenmarket

One of the more interesting farmer's markets in Brooklyn... The park holds many monuments in the office (where the bathrooms are located) as well as on the park grounds. There are old guns on the wall inside. The bathroom doors are hand painted by an artist. The park's wildlife include butterflies (not just the white ones), insects, the birds sing ( if you take time to listen)

One of my favorite greenmarkets in the city! Great selection with many vendors to choose from. Very quickly moving lines that are well directed and public health is taken seriously. Plus you can enjoy your produce and pastries in the park after you buy them! The vendors are great and knowledgeable about their products. DO IT!

Nov 25 is going to be our last day.Make sure come and grab fresh vegetables 😀

Solid farmers market to grab some fresh and juicy fruit and greens - a neighborhood gem! Some stands/vendors are definitely more organized than others in terms of quick lines and efficiency but overall a great way to spend a weekend morning.

One of the best parts of living in Fort Greene/Clinton Hill. She wolf bakery is the best.

The farmers are wonderful hardworking people. The produce is fresh and taste better than what the supermarket has to offer. The tomatoes taste like tomatoes and the apples are like no other. There’s a variety of vegetables here that cannot be found in a typical grocery store.

Fort Greene park 🍏 Green Market is OK. I personally didn't enjoy the Turkey 🦃 patties I bought from the place though my son liked it. We did enjoy the dosas we bought from the South Indian stall, maybe because it has been quite some time since we had any which wasn't cooked in our own kitchen. Personally I was shocked when someone asked for 25 dollars for a woollen cap. I thought stuff would be cheaper given that there is no establishment cost like rent, electricity, security etc but seems I was mistaken. I think I will try my luck with the street vendors on Brooklyn bridge next time.

I love going there. Atmosphere is friendly and diverse. Nice variety of farm fresh vegetables and fruit, but of course the availability of offerings change with the season. I shop there at least twice a month...and when weather permits, I chill out for awhile in the park after shopping.