Carroll Gardens Greenmarket

GrowNYC runs Carroll Gardens Greenmarket as part of its nonprofit work in food access, education, and agriculture. Set on Carroll Street between Court and Smith Streets alongside Carroll Park and P.S. 58, the market brings a concentrated Sunday lineup of farm goods into a residential Brooklyn block. The mix covers produce, bread, meat, seafood, cheese, eggs, flowers, and hard cider, all within GrowNYC’s Greenmarket system. For shoppers who want a year-round stop rather than a short seasonal run, that Sunday continuity is one of the market’s defining traits.

Why it matters locally

Carroll Gardens Greenmarket is part of GrowNYC’s Greenmarket network, and that matters here because the organization ties market shopping to broader work in food access, education, and agriculture. The market also operates under GrowNYC’s producer-only standard, meaning farmers and food businesses sell farm-based products they grow, raise, or make themselves.

That framework shows up in the market’s week-to-week role on Carroll Street. A year-round Sunday schedule keeps fresh food access consistent instead of limiting it to warmer months. The accepted benefit programs also widen who can shop here, with SNAP EBT, FreshConnect Coupons, Health Bucks, Farmer’s Market Nutrition Program benefits, and Greenmarket Bucks all listed for use at the market.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix leans practical for weekly shopping: several produce farms, dedicated meat and seafood sellers, two bread stands, and dairy options that stretch from eggs to sheep’s milk yogurt. It reads like a market built for assembling a full meal rather than picking up one specialty item.

• -Find bread from Anti-Conquest Bread Co.
• -Pick up artisanal breads, pastries, pies, and granola from Bread Alone.
• -Shop Dan Madura Jr. Farms for cultivated mushrooms.
• -Choose turkey products from Dipaola Turkeys, including flavored sausage, burgers, breast, whole birds, necks, frames, drumsticks, thighs, and wings.
• -Get vegetables, fruits, herbs, eggs, flowers, and hard cider from Fishkill Farms.
• -Look for beef, pork, and eggs at Haywoods Fresh.
• -Buy vegetables from Hidden Acre Farm.
• -Browse Jersey Farm Produce for vegetables, fruits, herbs, plants, and field flowers.
• -Head to Lani’s Farm for vegetables, eggs, and prepared foods.
• -Seek out wild ocean fish and shellfish from Seatuck Fish Company.
• -Pick up orchard fruit, small fruit, and greenhouse vegetables from Toigo Orchards II.
• -Sample sheep, goat, and cow’s milk cheeses, plus sheep’s milk yogurt, from Valley Shepherd.
• -Shop Yellow Bell Farm for poultry, eggs, dairy, and foraged items.

Clothing collection takes place every Sunday at the market in addition to the weekly market schedule.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is one of the clearest policy details to factor into a Sunday market run here. The market is set on Carroll Street between Court and Smith Streets, alongside Carroll Park and near P.S. 58, so the location is easy to pair with other neighborhood errands or a park stop. Restrooms are not available on site.

If you’re using food assistance benefits, the green market information tent is the place for help with benefits and SNAP-related questions. The market is also part of GrowNYC, which lists main office phone numbers at 212-788-7900 and 212-788-7913.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP EBT is accepted at Carroll Gardens Greenmarket. The market also lists FreshConnect Coupons, Health Bucks, Farmer’s Market Nutrition Program benefits, Greenmarket Bucks, and Healthfirst OTC for select plans among its accepted currencies. SNAP benefits cannot be exchanged for cash, though EBT Cash may be used to purchase food.