| Location: 4 South Street, inside ferry terminal building, Manhattan. Schedule: Open Tuesdays and Fridays, Year-round, 8am-7pm. 2010 Schedule changes: Thanksgiving week the market will be open Tuesday 11/23 and closed Friday 11/26. Subway: 1, 4, 5, N, R, to South Ferry WIC & Senior FMNP Coupons Accepted |
The Staten Island Ferry Terminal Greenmarket is New York City’s first indoor Greenmarket, serving up the best of local farms every Tuesday and Friday year round. Wilklow Orchards teams up with Remsburger Maple Farm to bring locally produced apples, peaches, live plants, summer vegetables, fresh beef and pork, maple syrup, honey, pies, and pastries to ferrygoers of all stripes.
Cooking demos, seasonal celebrations, and family friendly activities.
Wilklow Orchards – 6th generation orchard offering small fruits, vegetables, cider, baked goods, jams, beef and pork from Ulster County, NY.
Remsburger Maple Farm - Maple syrup & honey from Dutchess County, NY.
| A Philadelphia native, Justin Erkess never toiled in the soil as a young lad. He got interested in food production when he moved to Central New York and could see agricultural land from his bedroom window. After exposure to the vibrant organic food movements in Ithaca and then later Eugene, Oregon, he was hooked, and went on to spend the 2007 and 2008 growing seasons on a small organic farm in northern Vermont. Currently residing in Brooklyn, his experience brings valuable teaching points to the greenmarket information tent, enriching peoples' awareness of the interconnectedness of food, environment, and health. As a young’n, Avery Miller spent summers weeding and harvesting veggies at the Food Bank Farm near her house. She stood out early on as a food enthusiast when she was inspired to write her college admission essay about heirloom tomatoes. She recently left behind her former jobs, composting human excrement and cooking for hikers in New Hampshire's White Mountains to move to New York, only to be doored while cycling in the busy city streets. This, along with her experience of skinning a lamb, gives her incredible street ‘cred in the farmer’s market world. | ![]() |
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South Street at Whitehall Street, New York, NY (Map)