Staten Island Mall Greenmarket 2026: Your Guide to the Farmers Market
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Staten Island Mall Greenmarket 2026: Your Guide to the Farmers Market
Fresh produce, locally produced foods and seasonal finds are waiting right here on Staten Island. Here's what to know before visiting the Staten Island Mall Greenmarket.
You don't have to leave Staten Island to spend a Saturday morning shopping for farm-fresh produce, locally produced foods and seasonal favorites.
The Staten Island Mall Greenmarket, operated by GrowNYC , brings regional farmers and food producers to the Mall's commuter parking lot every Saturday during its seasonal run. The market has served the area since 2009 and gives Staten Islanders a convenient way to shop locally and see what's fresh each week.
And with fall arriving, this is an especially nice time of year to visit.
Staten Island Mall Greenmarket at a Glance
What Can You Find at the Staten Island Mall Greenmarket?
This isn't simply a produce stand. GrowNYC Greenmarkets operate under a producer-only model, connecting shoppers directly with regional farmers and food producers.
Depending on the season and the producers attending that Saturday, you may find:
- Fresh vegetables and seasonal produce
- Orchard fruit
- Fresh breads and baked goods
- Eggs
- Beef, chicken and pork
- Cheese
- Quiches, sweets and desserts
GrowNYC also notes that Greenmarket locations may feature cooking demonstrations, educational programming and family activities.
A Different Market as the Seasons Change
One of the nicest things about shopping at a true farmers market is that what's available changes throughout the season.
Summer may bring tomatoes and warm-weather produce, while September and October bring a completely different selection as New York's fall harvest arrives. Apples, squash and other cool-weather favorites begin taking center stage.
That means the Staten Island Mall Greenmarket can be worth visiting more than once during its June-to-November season.
Meet the Producers
Which Farms & Producers Come to the Market?
The producer lineup can change, but GrowNYC's current information for the Staten Island Mall Greenmarket includes regional farms and food producers such as F & G Family Farm, R & G Produce, Millbrook Beef & Dairy, Tree-Licious Orchards & Bakery and Francesca's Bakery.
If you're visiting for a particular product, it's a good idea to check GrowNYC's current producer information before making the trip.
Payment Options & Food Benefits
The Greenmarket accepts a variety of payment methods and food-access benefits. Current options listed by GrowNYC include cash, debit and credit cards, SNAP EBT, Farmers' Market Nutrition Program benefits, FreshConnect Coupons, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks and certain Healthfirst OTC plans.
New York State also lists the Staten Island Mall Greenmarket as participating in SNAP and the WIC Farmers' Market Nutrition Program for the 2026 season.
Program rules and incentives can change, so visit GrowNYC's official Staten Island Mall Greenmarket page for current details.
Make It Part of a Staten Island Saturday
The location is one of the things that makes this Greenmarket particularly convenient. You can stop by the market in the morning, do some shopping at the Staten Island Mall, grab lunch nearby or make it part of a day exploring Mid-Island.
If you're looking for more ways to enjoy the borough, I've put together several local guides to help you find something new to do, eat or explore.
Did You Know Staten Island Has Another GrowNYC Greenmarket?
If the Mall location isn't convenient—or you're looking for a farmers market after its seasonal run ends—Staten Island has another GrowNYC option on the North Shore.
The St. George Greenmarket currently operates year-round on Saturdays from 8:00 AM–1:00 PM at Saint Marks Place and Hyatt Street.
You can check current hours and producer information on the official St. George Greenmarket page .
Supporting Local Food Close to Home
Local guides don't always have to be about the biggest attraction or newest restaurant. Sometimes it's the smaller weekly routines that tell you something about living in a community.
The Staten Island Mall Greenmarket brings regional farms and food producers directly into the borough and gives residents an easy way to make fresh, locally produced food part of a Saturday routine.
If you haven't visited yet, fall is a great time to see what's at the market before the 2026 season ends November 21.
And if you're exploring Staten Island because you're considering a move—or you simply want to learn more about the communities across the borough—take a look at my Staten Island neighborhood guides .
Frequently Asked Questions
Staten Island Mall Greenmarket FAQ
When is the Staten Island Mall Greenmarket open?
For the 2026 season, the market is scheduled for Saturdays from 8:00 AM–2:00 PM, June 6 through November 21.
Where is the farmers market at the Staten Island Mall?
The Greenmarket is located in the commuter parking lot at Marsh Avenue and Ring Road. The Staten Island Mall describes the location as the commuter lot behind Macy's.
Is there parking at the Staten Island Mall Greenmarket?
Yes. The commuter-lot location provides convenient nearby parking for market visitors.
What can I buy at the Staten Island Mall farmers market?
Offerings vary by producer and season but may include fresh vegetables, fruit, meat, eggs, cheese, breads, baked goods, quiches and other locally produced foods.
Does the Staten Island Mall Greenmarket accept SNAP?
Yes. SNAP/EBT is among the food benefits currently accepted at the market, along with several other eligible food-access programs.
Is the Staten Island Mall farmers market open year-round?
No. The Staten Island Mall Greenmarket is seasonal. Staten Island's St. George Greenmarket currently operates year-round on Saturdays.
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