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13 markets indexed across New York City — craft fairs, vintage fleas, maker pop-ups, and night markets, seen from the booth side.

Real booth fees, real application URLs, real deadlines and what each market accepts — read directly from each organizer's own form, not paraphrased from resale blogs. Updated Sep 20, 2026.

New York City market vendor FAQ (2026)

How many vendor markets are there in New York City? This directory tracks 13 non-food vendor markets across New York City, with 0 currently open for applications.

What kinds of markets are in New York City? From craft fairs and maker pop-ups to vintage fleas, night markets, and street festivals — browse them under “By category” below.

Are there low-cost booths in New York City? 0 markets list a booth fee of $50 or less (or are free).

By category

All markets / New York City

13 indexed
#MarketScheduleFeeCategoryJewelryStatus
01
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Sundays, 9–4—FarmersUnknownUnknown
02
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Saturdays, 8–3—FarmersUnknownUnknown
03
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Thursdays & Sundays, 8–4—FarmersUnknownUnknown
04
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Saturdays, 8–1—FarmersUnknownUnknown
05
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Sundays, 8–2—FarmersUnknownUnknown
06
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Saturdays, 8–3—FarmersUnknownUnknown
07
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Saturdays, 8–4—FarmersUnknownUnknown
08
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Saturdays, 8–3—FarmersUnknownUnknown
09
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Saturdays, 9–2:30—FarmersUnknownUnknown
10
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Saturdays, 8–2—FarmersUnknownUnknown
11
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Wednesdays, 8–3—FarmersUnknownUnknown
12
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Sundays, 9–4—FarmersUnknownUnknown
13
New York · GrowNYC Greenmarket
Saturdays, 8–2—FarmersUnknownUnknown

last checked 2026-09-20

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Every market in this index is read directly from the organizer's own application form, vendor portal, or published rate sheet. When the data conflicts, we surface both numbers and mark confidence.

You are looking at the vendor side of the booth — fees, application timing, and what each market accepts. Not the shopper side.