GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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Celebrate Black history — and the future of the Harlem African Burial Ground — during an afternoon of gospel and blues at the historic Elmendorf Reformed Church.



Founded in 1660, Elmendorf is the oldest church in Harlem, and the home church of the burial ground. Through research into its records, the church has identified more than 40 names of those buried at the site.



Join us on Sunday, February 2, at 3 p.m., to mark this history with a concert by Vy Higginsen’s Sing Harlem Choir, plus refreshments by local Black-owned business Lloyd’s Carrot Cake.



The afternoon is hosted by Deputy Speaker Diana Ayala in partnership with Elmendorf Reformed Church, Uptown Grand Central & the NYC EDC’s Harlem African Burial Ground Initiative.

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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Celebrate the longest, darkest night of the year with Make Music New York at the Harlem Night Market! The “La Marqueta Music March” will celebrate East Harlem’s rich heritage of both Puerto Rican and African-American music and culture with a unique fusion between a traditional holiday season “parranda” — a music parade rooted in plena and bomba music styles — and a second line jazz march.

The parranderos will be anchored by members of the renowned ensemble Los Pleneros de la 21 (LP21), led by the organization’s founder Juan J. “Juango” Gutiérrez and accompanied by students from LP21, and joined by saxophonist and Blue Note recording artist Immanuel Wilkins and friends.

The music march will launch from the southern end of the covered La Marqueta at Park Avenue and East 111th Street (under the Metro North tracks) and slowly wend its way northward to East 115th Street for the finale, making stops along the way at the new Urban Garden Center and the Harlem Night Market . Free Puerto Rican style hot chocolate from Cocotazo and a limited supply of hand-held percussion instruments will be given away to fans during the finale inside La Marqueta’s year-round indoor market, which will be followed by an additional set by Immanuel Wilkins and friends.    

Presented in partnership with Metropolis Ensemble  and Uptown Grand Central.

The Harlem Night Market at La Marqueta is back this holiday season, and better than ever! We’ll be in full effect the first three Saturdays in December from 3-7 p.m.

This year the market's at a whole new location, at 112th Street & Park Avenue -- at La Marqueta's Lot 2, and the new Urban Garden Center. You'll find bright new market booths featuring dope makers and great food, so bundle up and bring your appetite and pocketbook for holiday eats and shopping, all while supporting local entrepreneurs.

Be ready to boogie, because Uptown Vinyl Supreme will be getting the party started each weekend from 3-5 p.m., with Ted Smooth (December 7), Sunny Cheeba (December 14) and Stormin' Norman (December 21) from 5-7 p.m. orchestrating the sounds.

The first two hours of each market are dedicated to all-ages fun, with hands-on activities at each end of the market. Head to the greenhouse at Urban Garden Center each weekend to make your own Charlie Brown Christmas tree. Then visit La Marqueta's indoor market at 115th Street to create a Three Kings Crown with El Museo del Barrio (December 7) or a Fabric Wreath with Harlem Needle Arts (December 21). At 115th Street, La Marqueta year-round vendor Cocotazo will be offering free Puerto Rican hot chocolate (while supplies last!).

Our final weekend is also Make Music New York, so bring your maracas and panderos to help us officially welcome in Winter with a traditional parranda throughout the market led by Los Pleneros de la 21 (December 21 at 4 p.m.)

Register on Eventbrite to stay in the know for special market updates all month long!

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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Yep, we're back! For the fourth year running. Our friends from El Barrio Bikes are returning to lead us for Hot Chocolate Rides, when we'll sample some of the Uptown's best hot chocolate and hot drinks, plus share ride tips for winter weather.

From traditional Mexican hot chocolate at Atla's Conchas, to Colita's hot chocolate at Indomable (formerly Don Alejo) Coffee, to Sugar Hill Creamery's blow-torched, marshmallow-topped version, our first ride on Sunday, December 1, will take us on a tour of East Harlem small businesses for sweet treats and to learn the stories behind the storefronts.

The December 8 ride will take us to Central Harlem, and the December 15 ride, to Washington Heights.

No bike? No worry. We're able to provide both bikes and helmets thanks to Citi Bike and the NYC Department of Transportation.

The Harlem Night Market at La Marqueta is back this holiday season, and better than ever! We’ll be in full effect the first three Saturdays in December from 3-7 p.m.

This year the market's at a whole new location, at 112th Street & Park Avenue -- at La Marqueta's Lot 2, and the new Urban Garden Center. You'll find bright new market booths featuring dope makers and great food, so bundle up and bring your appetite and pocketbook for holiday eats and shopping, all while supporting local entrepreneurs.

Be ready to boogie, because Uptown Vinyl Supreme will be getting the party started each weekend from 3-5 p.m., with Ted Smooth (December 7), Sunny Cheeba (December 14) and Stormin' Norman (December 21) from 5-7 p.m. orchestrating the sounds.

The first two hours of each market are dedicated to all-ages fun, with hands-on activities at each end of the market. Head to the greenhouse at Urban Garden Center each weekend to make your own Charlie Brown Christmas tree. Then visit La Marqueta's indoor market at 115th Street to create a Three Kings Crown with El Museo del Barrio (December 7) or a Fabric Wreath with Harlem Needle Arts (December 21). At 115th Street, La Marqueta year-round vendor Cocotazo will be offering free Puerto Rican hot chocolate (while supplies last!).

Our final weekend is also Make Music New York, so bring your maracas and panderos to help us officially welcome in Winter with a traditional parranda throughout the market led by Los Pleneros de la 21 (December 21 at 4 p.m.)

Register on Eventbrite to stay in the know for special market updates all month long!

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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Yep, we're back! For the fourth year running. Our friends from El Barrio Bikes are returning to lead us for Hot Chocolate Rides, when we'll sample some of the Uptown's best hot chocolate and hot drinks, plus share ride tips for winter weather.

The December 8 ride will take us to Central Harlem, and the December 15 ride, to Washington Heights.

No bike? No worry. We're able to provide both bikes and helmets thanks to Citi Bike and the NYC Department of Transportation.

The Harlem Night Market at La Marqueta is back this holiday season, and better than ever! We’ll be in full effect the first three Saturdays in December from 3-7 p.m.

This year the market's at a whole new location, at 112th Street & Park Avenue -- at La Marqueta's Lot 2, and the new Urban Garden Center. You'll find bright new market booths featuring dope makers and great food, so bundle up and bring your appetite and pocketbook for holiday eats and shopping, all while supporting local entrepreneurs.

Be ready to boogie, because Uptown Vinyl Supreme will be getting the party started each weekend from 3-5 p.m., with Ted Smooth (December 7), Sunny Cheeba (December 14) and Stormin' Norman (December 21) from 5-7 p.m. orchestrating the sounds.

The first two hours of each market are dedicated to all-ages fun, with hands-on activities at each end of the market. Head to the greenhouse at Urban Garden Center each weekend to make your own Charlie Brown Christmas tree. Then visit La Marqueta's indoor market at 115th Street to create a Three Kings Crown with El Museo del Barrio (December 7) or a Fabric Wreath with Harlem Needle Arts (December 21). At 115th Street, La Marqueta year-round vendor Cocotazo will be offering free Puerto Rican hot chocolate (while supplies last!).

Our final weekend is also Make Music New York, so bring your maracas and panderos to help us officially welcome in Winter with a traditional parranda throughout the market led by Los Pleneros de la 21 (December 21 at 4 p.m.)

Register on Eventbrite to stay in the know for special market updates all month long!

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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Yep, we're back! For the fourth year running. Our friends from El Barrio Bikes are returning to lead us for Hot Chocolate Rides, when we'll sample some of the Uptown's best hot chocolate and hot drinks, plus share ride tips for winter weather.

From traditional Mexican hot chocolate at Atla's Conchas, to Colita's hot chocolate at Indomable (formerly Don Alejo) Coffee, to Sugar Hill Creamery's blow-torched, marshmallow-topped version, our first ride on Sunday, December 1, will take us on a tour of East Harlem small businesses for sweet treats and to learn the stories behind the storefronts.

The December 8 ride will take us to Central Harlem, and the December 15 ride, to Washington Heights.

No bike? No worry. We're able to provide both bikes and helmets thanks to Citi Bike and the NYC Department of Transportation.

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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Show a little love to the street trees of the East 125th corridor, during a morning of tree care we're co-hosting on Saturday, November 23, from 10 a.m.-Noon.

We'll be teaming up with Big Reuse to add soil and mulch to our tree beds for winter, as well as plant flower bulbs for spring. Gloves and supplies provided!

Let us know here that you're coming. And learn more about the city's street trees on this interactive map.

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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save the date for Trick-Or-Streets at La Marqueta! The party will be hosted afterschool on Halloween in La Marqueta's Lot 2, as well as surrounding streets and gardens.

There'll be bounce houses, facepainting, pumpkins, apples -- and of course plenty of candy! Mark your calendars for Thursday, October 31, from 3:30-6 p.m. for family-friendly, spooktacular fun hosted by as Deputy Speaker Diana Ayala and community partners.

GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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GrowNYC Farmstands are part of a network of food access retail sites operated by GrowNYC. Through Farmstands, GrowNYC brings fresh, affordable vegetables, fruit, eggs and other products from its Northeast farm partners to underserved NYC neighborhoods.

Farmstands accept SNAP / EBT (food stamps), FNMP, Health Bucks, Greenmarket Bucks, Healthfirst OTC and Humana OTC, in addition to cash, debit and credit. If you’re using your SNAP / EBT, you can double your money because each $2 spent in SNAP / EBT earns you $2 in Health Bucks (up to $10).

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