Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Brooklyn, New York

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

Artists & Fleas operates year-round indoor markets in Chelsea (Manhattan) and Williamsburg (Brooklyn), both with heat, AC, electricity, and WiFi. Vendors book flexible periods — Chelsea runs Monday–Sunday, Williamsburg Friday–Sunday — in 50 sq ft spaces. The market accepts art & illustration, beauty & wellness, candles, clothing, design accessories, jewelry, food & beverage, vintage, and DIY & craft. All vendors must have a hand in production and design of their products. EIN/resale number required.

Brooklyn's oldest and largest street festival, The Atlantic Antic draws thousands each September along Atlantic Avenue from the Fourth Avenue area to the Waterfront. Expect ethnic food tastings from local restaurants, handmade crafts and fashion from vendors worldwide, live music, and a full kids' block — all rain or shine. The event accepts food, craft, nonprofit, corporate, and general merchandise vendors. Established crowd, strong foot traffic, and a day-long draw.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

BQ Flea is Brooklyn Flea's newest market, held each Sunday under the BQE in Williamsburg. The space brings together vintage dealers, handmade goods, and unique finds with food vendors—a fresh take on the flea market format in an unconventional urban setting. Early vendor community is growing; shoppers come specifically for local makers and one-of-a-kind items.

Brooklyn Flea — in DUMBO at the historic Archway — is the granddaddy of Brooklyn's flea market scene, drawing thousands of shoppers each weekend for vintage, handmade, and one-of-a-kind goods. The vendor mix spans antiques, design, food, and more. An iconic weekend destination with an established crowd of treasure hunters and foodies looking to buy directly from makers and dealers.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

Down to Earth Farmers Markets operates eight year-round and seasonal markets across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Westchester. Each market brings together local farmers and food and craft makers using locally sourced ingredients. McGolrick Park Market, in Greenpoint, runs Sundays year-round; other Brooklyn locations include Park Slope (Sundays) and seasonal options in Manhattan, Queens, and Westchester. Vendor mix and stall fees vary by market — check individual market pages for specifics.

Down to Earth operates year-round farmers markets across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Westchester. Each market brings together local farmers and area food and crafts makers using locally sourced ingredients. Park Slope Market runs Sundays in Brooklyn on 4th St off 5th Ave at Washington Park. All Down to Earth markets prioritize direct vendor-to-shopper connections and support for small-scale agriculture and food production in the New York area.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

Juried indoor craft fair; $35 application fee; formal apply w/ deadlines

Smorgasburg operates year-round across Brooklyn and Manhattan with 70+ vendors serving global cuisine. Find it Sundays in Prospect Park (Brooklyn), Saturdays in Williamsburg (Brooklyn), Fridays at World Trade Center (Manhattan), and Thursdays–Saturdays in Central Park. Each location draws serious food shoppers looking for established vendors and new concepts alike.

Smorgasburg runs across multiple weekly locations — World Trade Center (Fridays), Central Park (Thursdays–Saturdays), Williamsburg (Saturdays), and Prospect Park (Sundays) — with 70+ vendors serving global street food and prepared bites. Accepting applications for the 2026 season now.